The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-29
VI Interest to the Women
Social Notes

MISS Edith More of Buffalo spent
yesterday in the city.
Mrs. W. w. Brown Of cbaffae asnah
Ter and son, Lawrence. motored Il
largo sunday and spent the day with
Mrs. W, G. Elder and little daughter
ana MRS. Roy Porte left SATURDAY. eve
ning ror Casselton to visit with friends
Tor short time.
Rev. Earl Munger left Yesterday
morning for his home at Pasco. wash
after a pleasant three weeks visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Miller If sixth
avenue north.
MISS Agnes Sweeney of st. Paul is
the guest of her cousin, MRS ]. w.
Duhnam OF Ninth avenue south. She
arrived last evening and will remain
In the city week or two.
Charles owen Of New Richmond.
Wis, visited over Sunday in the city
with his cousins, Mr.. c.. N. Swart and
Mrs Adams. On Monday he went to
Mapleton to spend short time with
Mrs. Shafer.
Mrs. j. E. Craver and daughter, Miss
sally. of Seattle, Wash, are in the
city and are registered among the
guests at the Gardner. Mrs. Craver
and daughter We're formerly of this
city and Miss Sally was a very popu-
lar member Of Fargo's younger society
set Their many friends will be hap
by to welcome them back.
Miss Irene Liembacner gave pleas
ure to eight young ladies yesterday
afternoon at her apartments at the
Gardner in honor of Miss Eva Dean
OF Livingston, Mont. The time passed
pleasantly over needlework and at a
convenient hour luncheon was served
with pretty appointments. White
asters were used very prettily on the
table and about the rooms.
A pretty event of the latter part of
this week will be the house party
which will be given by Miss Edith
Gross at her home ON Tenth street
north in honor of her cousin. Miss Eva
Dean of Livingston. Mont. There win
be eight young ladies invited for the
AFFAIR and jolly time is anticipated.
A launch party up the river has been
arranged for with thimble bee and
several other pretty affairs which win
I'LL up the time before Miss Deans de-
parture on Sunday for her home.
The Misses Lillian McCulloch and
Bertha Everhart are hostesses of this
afternoon at a farewell function in.
honor Of Miss Madeleine Kellar OF Fifth
avenue south. There were eight girls
In the party and they first enjoyed the
afternoon performance of the Grand.
Following this a pretty luncheon was
served at the McCulloch home on
Tenth street north. The table was very
attractively laid with bowls of sweet
peas. Following the luncheon the girls
went to the home of Miss Everhart on
Fifth avenue south, where a merry time
was spent over a taffy pull. The guests
were Misses Doris and Virginia Lowell.
Enid Young, Mae Marsh, Ruth Hardy
and Madeleine Kellar.
The Misses Bessie and Ivy Conant
arrived home yesterday afternoon
from the east, where they have spent
the summer visiting the most inter-
esting points. They started out about
June az and took the great lake trip.
which waa full OF new and interesting
Incidents. From Duluth they went to
Buffalo, N. Y, and from there to Bel
fast. Me. From Belfast their route
took them to Boston and then to New
York. In one Of the suburbs, Cos Cob
they were the guests of Dean Burle-
SON. One of the events of their visit
was a trip up the Hudson to West
Point. which was also full 81 interest.
From here they went to Philadelphia
and then TO Washington. At the lat
ter place the public buildings and a
trip to Mount Vernon kept the young
ladies' busy. Many historical places
were visited along the route. all of
which held an absorbing interest The
Misses Conant were delighted with