The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-29

A. Everhart of Fifth avenue south for
a short time.
Mrs. J.. F. Shea and daughters. Misses
margaret and Eva, of Wahpeton are
visiting in the city for a few days.
Miss Esther Tufte of Duluth arrived
yesterday for a visit of a fortnight
with her aunt, Mrs. H. Sunde of Front
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Talcott and child
rem returned to Buffalo, N. d, yester-
gay IN their car after spending a short
time In the city en- route to their home
from Fairhills, where they have spent
the month of August.
Friends will be very pleased to learn
that DIR. and Mrs. W. r. Vincent are
expected in the city in a very short
time to spend about two months. Dr..
vincent Is medical inspector for the
Mutual Life Insurance Co.
ton apartments returned home last
evening from Lake Detroit, where she
has spent the past two weeks. Miss
Blakeslee reports a very delightful
outing and feels greatly refreshed for
her winters work.
Mrs. N. o. WentzelI of Moorhead is a
hostess of this afternoon at a pretty
luncheon for eight of her lady friends.
Garden flowers were used for decora-
tons and a pleasant informal afternoon
was spent following the luncheon.
Miss AIDA BlekesIee of the yelling
Mrs. S. Overly of Second street north
entertained yesterday afternoon at
luncheon and informal afternoon for
about eighteen of her friends. The
table was beautifully decorated with
pink and white sweet peas and asters
and following luncheon a happy after
noon was spent with music and chat.
The following item from the Bis
marck Tribune will interest the Fargo
/ fFfnnhE# Of Mics EIuEA DAIIE-4-- -
was formerly a student at the A. c.:
Miss Elsie Pellisier of Dickinson was
the guest of Miss Emma Coleman over
Sunday leaving Monday morning via
the 500 for Minot where Miss Pellisier
has accepted a position in the Minot
schools as teacher of domestic science.
Miss Sadie Barrett of the Kopper
Kettle Inn was hostess last evening at
an unique luncheon in ono of eight
young ladies, alumni of the A. c. Sweet
peas in ~profusion carried out a color
scheme of pink and white and each
guest found at her plate an appropriate
favor, which was opened according to
number, the recipient being requested
lines. h guest list included the Miss
es Kathryn Crest, Helen Hoover, Ella
Heidner, Blanch Meyer, Agnes Halland
A. Constance, Grace Briscoe, and Addie
Stafford.
Mrs. Oscar Rustad of Moorhead has
IN lou dc hSE RuGSL5 lot the past LnIGt
weeks her sister, Mrs. M. E. Grammar
and two children of Marshall, MINI.
and Miss Hazel Eckes of Big Pine lake
They left this morning for their homes
and Miss Gladys Eckes arrived today
from her home at Big Pine lake Il
visit with Mrs. Rustad for a short time
Miss Mollie REILLY gave a very prett.
six course dinner on Sunday evening
in the grill room at the Comstock fol
Mrs. Grammar. Sweet peas carried GU
the dainty colors of pink and whit
throughout the luncheon and covers
were laid for eight.
Mrs. Albert Pfaf was a delightful
hostess last evening at her home OF
Jaunita Humes of Eleventh stree
south. The event was ar entire sur
prise to Miss Humes and she was tn
recipient of a number of very beautiful
gifts from the members OF the sewinI
club who made up the guest list. Mis-
Hurnes has recently returned from al
extended trip through the west and tn
event was planned very cleyerly. Mas
turtiums and sweet peas made prett.
decorations and a very tempting lunch
con was served. Miss Pearl Glaum o
Detroit was an out-of-town guest.
Mrs. MEX Breyer and Mrs. F. ]
Whitnack were hostesses yesterda.
afternoon in honor of Mrs. p. N. Breye
of Freeport. Ill, who with her husband
DIR. Breyer is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Breyer of Seventh street north. TIL
event took place at the home Of Mrs
Breyer and fifteen ladies responded I
invitations to spend the Afternoon
Sweet peas, artistically arranged Il
vases about the rooms, made very at
tractive decorations and the time wa
spent with games and music. Prize
we're won by Mrs. A. j. Williams an
Mrs. C. y. Atwood. A prettily appoint
ed luncheon was served. A number Q
very enjoyable events are being plan
ned for DR.. and Mrs. Breyer durinI
their visit here.