The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-26
Social Notes

afternoon from a lake visit Of a few
t1ays.
Roy E. Poland returned from .
weeks vacation yesterday afternoon
which was spent at Lake Melissa
Judge and Mrs. C. A. Pollock re-
turned Saturday afternoon from a few
deys' outing at the lake shore.
Minneapolis Journal: Miss Edith
Gross, Fargo, N. D., is the guest of
Miss Bessie Walton, 719 East Sixth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. william J. Moulton are
entertaining Mrs. Mary r. Springer OF
Minneapolis at their home on North
Broadway.
Mrs. Robert Keller of the Waldorf
hotel, who has been spending the sum
mer with friends in the east, is expect
ed home this week.
Miss M. Fucker of st. Pau is the
Kaest for this week of Mrs. w. H.
WILLIAMS of Ninth avenue south. Miss
Tucker arrived Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J.. Letford of the
Paescott hotel, who have been spend
Ing a week at the lakes of Minnesota,
arrived home yesterday afternoon.
Cummings apartments will leave on
"Wednesday of this week and will spend
the winter at their ranch near Los
Angeles, Cal.
Mrs. e. L.. Morris accompanied by
her guests Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Tobey of
pittsburg, Pa, is expected home this
afternoon from Island lodge, where she
has spent the past few weeks.
-@Grand Forks Herald: Miss Emily
Eugmunt of Fargo, who has been visit
ing friends at the Lake of the Woods,
mss arrived in the city to be the guest
Of Miss Grace Emard for a few days.
"a very enjoyable house party on
Lake Melissa broke up on Saturday
when the Misses Alice, Mildred and
elena Pearson and Winnifred Ryan.
returned home. The young ladies spent
a. week as the guests of Miss Burmah
Murray at the Murray cottage on Lake
Melissa and report a jolly time.
Mrs. c. N. Callander and her mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Hunter, returned home
saturday afternoon by train, while the
Remainder of the family including DR..
C~allander, Curle, Miss Ellen and Mrs.
C~allander's sister, Miss Hunter came in
the car. The C~ailander's have spent a
Very pleasant summer at their lake
shore home.
Miss Frances Miller will be present
at the Leaders Bible class meeting at
the Y. w. c. A. this evening at 7:15.
Miss Miller will help plan the work for
September N it is hoped that all of
the ffty-one Bible classes organized
last spring will be ready to resume
work beginning with Acts xiii and xiv
The study this evening will be a re-
view of the first twelve chapters of
Acts and 1t is hoped that all leaders
will be present or have one represen-
tative of the class. All who are inter-
ested are invited to be present.
"a pretty event in Minneapolis society
Last week was a party in honor of Miss
Fula Miller of this city. The following
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L A. Walker and Mrs. Leo c. Smith
entertained at a breakfast Thursday
morning at the home of Mrs. Walker,
so Seymour avenue southeast, Prospect
park. The guests included Mesdames
III. o.. Hilton, Charles H. Smith, James
Everington, Guy b. Steadman, II. w.
Mills, o. w. Aurand, George Sherwood,
L. e. Brown, H. L. Smith, F. Leavitt,
Moore and the Misses Bernice Reed,
Jean l.. Smith, Marion Reed, Clara
Walker and Miss Ames of Chicago.
Miss Eufa Miller of Fargo, N. d, was
the n guest. -
The Philadelphia Bulletin has an in
steresting item which will be of inter
est in this city: Friends Of Miss Helen
Elaine Moore, zoos Wallace street,
were surprised today to receive an
Bouncements of her marriage to Dr..
wedding took place Monday, Aug. IL, in
the Little Church 'Round the Corner
New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Moore parents of the bride, issued the
announcements this morning, although
they also were unaware of the cere-
i1ony until several days after II had
taken place, The engagement of Miss
Moore and Mr.. Dahl had never been
announced, and was known only to the
Immediate families. DIR. Dahl came to
philadelphia Aug. IL for his vacation,
and the first day of his arrival here
the couple fastened to New York. They
returned to Philadelphia, where the
parents were told shortly afterward,
and then left for Atlantic City. DR..
and Mrs. Dahl left Atlantic City today
for a trip to the Great Lakes and
through the western states. DR.. Dahl
was graduated from the Philadelphia
Dental college in 1911. 1t was not I'M
I'll the last few months of his final
year that he met the present Mrs.