The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-14
Of Interest to the Women
Social Notes

Miss Mabel Calkins has completed q
fortnight's visit with friends in the
city and has returned to her home IN
ST. Paul.
Miss Faye Sawyer of Perharn, MINI,
is the guest OF Miss Ruby Popler OF
Fourth avenue north for couple Of
weeks visit.
Miss Carrie Dean left Friday after
noon for her home after a week 8
visit with Miss Faith Gardner Of Thir-
teenth street south.
Mrs. #. France of Chicago has arr
rived In the city and Is the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. w. T.. Warner of Thir-
teenth street south.
Miss Arlone Rockwell OF Eighth
street south left yesterday morning for
Engene. Ore. where she viii join her
mother and spend the winter.
Miss Grace Robinson. visiting nurse,
leaves this afternoon for Lake Melissa.
where she will spend the week with
Mrs. Hardy at her lakeshore cottage.
Mrs. s. s. Pilot of Sixth street south,
Moorhead, has announced the mar
rage Of her daughter, Miss Ruby Es-
telle. to David s. Talbot of Vancouver,
Wash.
w. G. Mcknight. chief clerk Of the
plant department OF the N w. Teae-
phone Co, left this morning for a few
days business trip to jamestown and
vicinity.
Mrs. Eugene deLendrecie returned
last evening from a pleasant two
months visit with friends and rela-
tives in Spokane, wash, and Couer d
Alene. Ida.
Atty. Guy Fl. Divet of wahpeton
drove up yesterday with Mrs. Divet
and some friends and spent short
time at the gun club grounds in the
afternoon.
Mrs. H. L. Biout and two pretty lit
tie daughters Of Montreal arrived Fri
day evening and are the guests of Mrs.
Blout's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. G..
Baernstein Of Roberts street.
The Woman's Union Of the First
Congregational church viii meet with
Mrs. w. r. fitzpatrick, 800 Eighth av-
enue south. on Tuesday, Aug. is. at
3 p. m. This is social meeting.
Mrs. r. c. Akeley is entertaining
Mrs. r. $. Hurst as her guest for a
fortnight. Upon the completion Of her
visit here Mrs. Hurst will leave for
Minneapolis and Chicago for short
time.
The woman's Home Missionary So
ciety Of the First M. e. church win
meet Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock
with Mrs. VIM. Hauser of 1901 First
avenue south. A good attendance Is
desired.
Rev. r. A. Munger, q popular young
Congregational minister Of Pasco,
Wash, arrived in the city Saturday
morning and is q guest of his uncle,
G. B. Miller. and family of Sixth av
enue south.
C'rookston Times: Mrs Knight of
Fargo is a guest of Mrs. w M. Fergu-
son. She will return home Saturday
to prepare for the homecoming of her
daughter, Miss Maude. who has been
studying music in New York
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Toby of Pitts
burg are the guests OF friends in this
city and Moorhead for few days.
Later they will visit at the Morris cot
tage at the lakes Mrs. w B. Rich
srds OF Moorhead was hostess at a
pleasant affair in honor of Mrs. Toby,
on Saturday.
Philip Lawrence father Of Attorney
Lawrence, is just out of the hospital
after an operation by DR.. barrow. and
locks like a four time winner. He will
soon be able to return to his home in
Huron. S. D. Mr.. Lawrence is a for
mer newspaper man and always favors
The Forum with pleasant call.
Mrs. ]. B. Eaton gave a luncheon
and bridge party to twelve ladies Fri
day at her pretty summer home on
Lake Melissa. AT / o'clock the hidden
guests sat down to daintily served
luncheon. The table was attractively
laid with a fragrant center of sweet
peas. At the game which followed
Mrs M. A. Baldwin of Detroit lake
was successful in winning the prize.
Crookston Times: ovidia Trandum
left this city this afternoon for Twin
Valley. where she will be the guest
OF friends for a few days before going
to Minneapolis and other points. Miss
Trandum is great favorite in Crook
ston. having taught here for two years,
and her many friends are sorry to
learn that she win not return here this
year. having accepted position in the
school at Fargo. Miss Trandum, since
school closed, has been demonstrating
for the Crookston Gas Co., and has
been very successful in her work She
is member Of the Sans Souci club
and win be greatly missed by the
young ladies, all Of whom join with
her many other friends In wishing
her most successful and pleasant
year. Miss Trandum's visits to the