The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-27

primary department and Miss Maude
E.. Hanson, formerly of this city but
now Of Fargo, will teach the third
grade.
Mrs. Roger Brown and little baby
Josephine of Detroit are the guests Of
north. Mr.. n Mrs. Toilette are also
entertaining Mrs. Follette's brother and
his wife, MIR. and Mrs. e. J. Brown of
St. Louis.
Grand Forks Times: f. w. Wilder Of
Geneseo, N. Y, and his daughter, Miss
Marjorie. who have been visiting here
for some time have left for the east
and stopped for a day in Fargo as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Wilder.
They also planned to visit at Lake
Minnetonka en- route.
Mrs. r. A. Fanchott and Miss Anna
Mclaughlin accompanied by their
guest, Mrs. Hugh Osborne of cleveland
spent the day yesterday at Napoleon
with friends. Mrs. James Mclaughlin
OF First aYenu north will be hostess
tomorrow in ono of Mrs. Osborne at
a prettily appointed luncheon.
Miss Malina Lee has returned to her
home in Grand Forks after a short
Ida Peterson, Miss Lee and Miss Pet
erson enjoyed their vacation trip to-
gether, visiting in Milwaukee and Chi
cago. Miss Lee is now the guest of her
pau CT 4 INlNCI Il dis N11Il1.
Miss Marie Scott, formerly chief
operator of the Northwestern Tele-
phone exchange here and now with the
same company in a very important
position in Minneapolis, is spending a
few days with old Fargo friends. Fred
Is IN winnipeg Henry is in Minne-
apolis, and Mrs. Scott is anxious to re-
turn to Fargo.
Grand Forks Herald: The Hebrew
Ladies' Aid society gave a farewell
party Sunday evening in the X. r. hall
In honor of Mrs. Fl. Pyes, who leaves
soon for Vancouver, b. c., where she
will make her future home with her
daughter Mrs. Margolis. Mrs. Pyes has
been president OF the Aid society for
some time and will be greatly missed
by all of the members, Early in the
evening an elaborate banquet was
served to $50. The tables were made
attractive with vases and bowls of
sweet peas and carnations. Rev. MIR.
Papermaister opened the meeting, max
ing an appropriate farewell address.
M. Rabfnovich was the toast master
and the other speakers were s. PIANO.
vitz, M. Ffshman, Mrs. N. Papermaister,
VINO is secretary of the organization,
Mrs. I; Roseth. Mrs. John Fishman,
Miss Fisher and Mrs. Solow. During
the service of the banquet Finley's or
chestra played a number of selections.
yich presented Mrs. Pyes with a beau
tiful silver tea set as a token of es-
TEEN and friendship. The remainder
OF the evening was given over to dane
ing, and the out OF town guests were
Mr.. Miller of Minneapolis, Miss LEVITT
of Fargo, Miss Cohen or West Superior
and Miss Horwitz of Fargo.
A late wedding of August will be
that of Miss Deborah Hunter, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Hunter of Eighth
street south and Francis Peabody But
Ter of Winnetka, Ill, which will be
solemnized at the beautiful Hunter
home on Saturday evening of this week.
Mr.. Butler is expected on Thursday as
are Mrs. A. X. Corrigan and daughters.
Misses Helen n Alice OF Minneapolis
n the Rt. Rev. Samuel Cook Edsall.
bishop of Minnesota and Mrs. EdsaIi
are also expected on Thursday. Bishop
ice. Guests who will arrive Saturday In
a private car from Chicago are Mr..
and Mrs. Morton Butler, daughter. Miss
Nora and son Jeraid of Evanston; Mrs.
Herman B. Butler. daughter Miss NADIA
line and son ~Stuyvesant Of Wtnnetka;
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Jewell Peck of
Cleveland, o.; Mrs. James l.. Houghte-
lin, daughter Miss Leila and sons, j.
Lawrence and William of Winnetka:
MIR. and Mrs. Al. s.. Peabody, daughter,
Miss May and son ~Stuyvesant of Win
netka: Mr.. and Mrs. I'll. r. Hunter,
daughter Miss Elaine and son Harry OF
Evanston; Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Devereux
Of Cleveland, O.; Mr.. n Mrs. Theodore
Schulze OF st. Paul; Albert Farwell
Edwin Charmed. Kent s.. Glow and Ed
ward L. Ryerson. jrs all of Lake Forest
and Dwight Meigs Of Pottstown, Ill.
Mrs. N. X. Harris of the Park flats
has returned to her cottage at Maple
Lake to spend the balance OF the sum-
/ mer.