The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-12
Of Interest to the Women
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Social Notes

Social Notes
Mrs. Fred Brown Of wheatiand ar
rived yesterday INK is spending today
with friends in the city.
Mrs. Grace Houston vidal and daueh-
tiers, Grace and Miss Cherry, are ex-
pected in Fargo June ia,
DR.. y. G. r. Charest OF Fifth avenue
south returned home today from Mont
real where he a spent the past two
weeks.
street north will be glad to learn that
she Is recovering after a serious att
tack of the grip.
Mrs. John L. McKinnon OF Sawyer.
n, .. is expected tomorrow evening to
be the guest of Mrs. w. n. Warner OF
Thirteenth street south.
Miss Isabel Rose and MISS Alta Ash
Gilman left today for h lakes, where
Miss Rose will be the guest OF Miss
Ashelman for a short time,
Mr.. and Mrs w. a.. Draeseke and
street north leave this afternoon for
San Diego, Cal, where they will spend
the ummer
The Misses Katherine and Mary Niles
of Fergus Falls are expected tomor-
row afternoon to be the guests for a
few days Of Miss Hortense Charest of
Fifth avenue south.
This ladies Aid society Of s t Marks
English Lutheran church will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Lemiuex,
l120 Fourth avenue south. A large att
tendance is desired.
S. Charlson of the Big store at Ray.
Is among the visitors to the United
lutheran meeting, who called on The
Forum. He is enthusiastic over VIII
ltams N Mckenzie counties.
The Ladies Aid society Of st. PauTs
Lutheran church meets with Mrs. +.
Peterson, 1892 Fourth avenue north,
Thursday afternoon. Members tand
friends of the society are welcome.
Miss Marion Askew of Casselton, N.
y. arrived this morning to visit with
her aunt Miss Clara Nelson and will
Salmon, Wash, to spend the ummer
with her aunt Mrs II. ca Hill.
Mrs. H. G. Hill OF white Salmon.
Wash. n Mrs. w. H Askew of Cas-
selton have arrived In Fargo from
Warren. Mimi, where they have been
visiting their sister, Mrs. r. e. Colson.
They are the guests here of their sis
ter, Miss Clara Nelson.
Lloyd Monson entertained the II ct
IA fraternity OF Fargo college this
morning at an early breakfast. The
table was very pretty with yellow
roses ard the pledges for next year
chosen president for next year
Mrs. Charles Everhart arrived last
evening from Minneapolis and is the
guest for a week OF Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
A. Bverhart of Fifth avenue south.
Mrs. Hverhart has been the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. Leonard Cairns in
Minneapolis and will return to Min
neapolis to complete her visit next
Tuesday.
A pretty wedding at Detroit, Mimi,
this evening at the home OF the brides
mother on Sunni avenue will be the
Of Miss Ethelyn Conway, principal of
the Detroit public schools, to DR.. Ran
dali Harrison Of Grand Rapids, MINI.
Miss Conway has been a guest in the
city on numerous occasions and has
a large circle Of friends here who will
offer congratulations.
MI. and Mrs. G. M. Huffaker and
daughter, Miss Helena OF Eighth
street outh returned home early in
the week. Mr.. and Mrs. Huffaker went
as far rs the twin cities to meet their
daughter, who is returning home after
a very successful term of school at
Mount Ida, near Boston. where she
completed her course this year. Miss
Hufaker visited IN New York and Chi
cago en- route home.
The pupils of the Longfellow school
under the capable direction OF their
principal, Miss Halland, will give a
dramatization of Hiawatha in stones
new auditorium tomorrow evening at
S:15 o'clock. The proceeds will go to-
ward the piano fund for the school
All friends and patrons Of the school
are invited to be present ana 60 help
make 1t possible to- obtain a piano.,
which is very much needed IN the
school work.
Among the teachers of the local pub
lie schools who leave soon for other
points to spend their summer vacations
are Miss Glenn, who goes to ST. Paul;
Miss Botzet to her home in wisconsin;
Miss Finseth to her home neal Fair
bault, Mimi Miss johnson to Detroit,
Mimi; and Miss Keough to Brainard.
Miss Keough VIII leave in July for
New York for g short visit. Miss Jen-
ME Champine. principal OF the central
schools, will spend the summer months
at Hood River.
Last evening the members of Miss
from the st. Marks Lutheran church
enjoyed a very delightful launch ride
up the Red river. The young ladies en-
joyed a picnic upper in q shady spot
class consisted of the Misses Jeanette
johnson, Marie Erickson, Sylvia Lieu
mex, Lillian Hanson, Myrtle Martinson,
Doris Olsen, Frieda Schroeder. Hazel
EluGut OllNS .DCi y HEdktCCb 0GtIEOCQbTe
Clara Sunde and Miss Peterson.
on June 10 at a dinner the alumni in
this city of the Delta Tau Delta coll
1ege fraternity organized a permanent
association. This is the initial step
toward a state organization. The fol-
lowing participated in the meeting.
Col. 3. B. Douglas, j. e, Hyde, Albert
Hallenberg, w. C. Nichols, M. N. Pope,
Arthur Rueber, H. Fl. Keller, III. n.
Babst, Arthur L. Scharf and r. 7. Taye
lor. Any other members of the Delta
Tau Delta in this vicinity are request
ed to communicate with Dr. w. C.
Nichols, Fargo.
Mr.. n Mrs. W. T. Warner and
daughter, Miss Maybelle, returned
home yesterday morning from an ex-
tended trip through the south. During
the winter they visited New Orleans,
Houston, Tex, and San Antonio and
later have been visiting relatives in
New Richmond, Wis, and in Chicago.
They are now at their home on Thir-
teenth street south, which has been
occupied during the winter by Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. II. Gale and family OF Hunter
N. d. Mr., and Mrs. Gale left yesterday
morning for their home,
The wedding party for the Adams
Taylor wedding win be Miss Florence
ell, and Miss Gertrude M. Taylor OF
London, Ontario. and Edwin Clapp,
James w. Pollock, Fred Bristol and
will be soIemnized this evening at the
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