The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-07
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week and will then leave for the twin
cities to spend a monta with friends.
Charles Mccarthy OF Harvard. Ill.,,
was a Sunday guest in Fargo.
Misses zella jacobson and Eloise
Seavert are the guests at Lake Melissa
Of Mrs. Ingerud.
Miss Mildred wheeler left this morn
ing for fortnights visit with friends
at Perham, MINI.
Editor Boyden Of The Lisbon Free
Press spent Sunday IN the city, visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. F. ". Hutchin-
son.
Fred Bawlf of Winnipeg was guest
in the city yesterday en- route to Lake
Melissa, where he will spend a short
time with the family at their lakeshore
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Montgomery of
Eighth street south returned home
Saturday afternoon from month spent
at Hunters Hot Springs and Yellow
stone park.
Grand Forks Herald: Mrs. E. e.
Davis OF Fargo, who was the guest OF
Mrs Netcher during the druggists
convention, returned to her home last
evening.
Miss Emma Steele Of the United
States district court, accompanied by
Mrs. A. L. Cole and Mrs. Justus Picket
of Fergus Falls. left today for Gouven-
reur, ~, r., to spend some time.
Warden wheeler of Hunter was the
week end guest OF his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas wheeler Of First av-
enue south. Mr. Wheeler has charge
of the gas tractor engines at that point
for the Muir Co,
Miss Eta Wickware OF Cass city,
Mich. is the charming guest of Mrs.
Fl. III. Kaufman of Roberts street.
She expects to leave Wednesday for
the northern part of the state to spend
a short time with friends.
On Tuesday evening the Epworth
league Of the First M. e. church will
give picnic in oak grove at $3.50.
The young men are asked to meet at
the Y. NJ c. A. and the young ladies
at the Y. w c. A.. A picnic dinner
will be served and VIII be followed
by athletic stunts. A most enjoyable
evening is anticipated.
Miss Nancy Frohne and brother,
Billy, are entertaining a jolly house
party this week at their summer home
on Lake Melissa. The party arrived
Saturday and viii remain this week
A number of pretty events will take
place and the week will be most
eventful one for the young people at
Frohne cottage are Misses Bunny
Campbell and Mae Howe and George
and Krone Herbst.
Word has been received that on Aug.
3 q quiet wedding ceremony took place
at the home Of Rev. A. L. Hutchinson,
d. D., at Tacoma, Wash, when he
united united in marriage DeWitte e.
Wood of New York and Miss Margaret
Shaw, late Of this city, and now res
ident Of Spokane, Wash. After a short
honeymoon at a number OF popular
summer resorts in British Columbia
the newly welded couple will make
their home in Tacoma. A large circle
Of Fargo friends extend heartiest con-
gratulations.
Mrs. N. G. Young, president of the
state Federation Of Womens clubs,
returned Saturday from a short trip TO
Devils Lake, where she conferred with
the committee and commenced the
plans of the future meetings of the
federation. The plans are still imma-
ture, but good beginning has been
made and the work promises great
things for the next year Much en-
thusiasm and interest has been excited
and each district Of the federation is
working to make its clubs the best.
Numerous new ideas are being sug-
gested and many good ones adopted.
and all are eager to learn the pro-
gramme for future work.
One of the pretty events OF the lake.
shore last week was the porch party
given on Friday evening by Miss Eve
lyn Everhart at her summer home on
Shotwells point for her cousin, Miss
Helen Everhart Of Norfolk, Va, and
Miss Irene F1ewell of this city. Jap
anese lanterns were hung with pretty
effect in the large living rooms and on
the porch, and pretty background
OF ferns and wild vines were formed.
over thirty guests were hidden and g.
jolly evening was spent. During the
evening frappe was served from q ta-
BILE set upon the lawn and at 10:S0 a.
dainty luncheon was served In the
dining room with pretty appointments.
A number OF other very pretty affairs
are being planned at Shoreham for
this week.
a pretty event OF the lakeshore on
Saturday evening was the surprise
dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs. 7. +.
Lewis in honor Of the birthday anni-
versary OF Miss Smith of Winnipeg
Tables were attractively arranged in
the dining room and twenty-one
guests partook Of splendid course
dinner "A canoe of birch bark filled
with flowers and containing the names
Of the guests was presented to- the