The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-03
Social Notes

a few weeks vacation with her mother
Dilworth.
A fine baby girl arrived this week
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Erdell of
Fourteenth street north.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. freeman and
children left this afternoon for the
lakes to enjoy an outing.
e. r.. weiser Will leave this evening
for O~rtonville, where he will spend the
Fourth at Big Stone lake.
Miss Minnie Paulson mas returned to
her home in Grand Forks after visit
ing for a short time in Minneapolis and
Fargo.
Mrs. Lockhart n daughter. Miss
OF Grandtn, are spending a few
days in the shopping districts Of the
city.
Or. Nichols and Jack shotwelI mo-
tored down to the lakes yesterday and
Will remain over the Fourth at Shot
wells point.
Mr.. and Mrs, Percy L. e. Goodwin Of
Ninth street south left today for the
lakes to spend the Fourth at Ashel-
mans cottage.
Anton Moen is back with Fout &
Porterield. He has been rusticating
In minnesota for several months and
is well tanned.
The X. w. G. A. has announced that
there Will be no meals served at the
association tomorrow, all help being
given a holiday.
Miss Anna FritIund of Thirteenth
street south left last evening for the
Detroit lakes, where she will spend q
few days with Mrs. r. c. Hall.
Mrs. 6. o. Young and daughters.
Miss Rowena and Miss Eugenia 81
Eighth street south, have gone to
spend the summer at h lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Smith and Mrs, 7.
II, McEnroe will motor down to Detroit
guest at the Smith cottage over the
Fourth.
Mrs. w. J. Price and children of
Eighth street north, left this afternoon
on the 2 o'clock train for the lakes
and plan to spend about a month at
Fairhills.
Mr., and Mrs. J. "A. Buchanan of
Eighth street south, accompanied by
Misses Jessie, CAIRO and Stella, left
this morning for their summer home at
Buchanan.
Mrs. L. b. Hanna and son. Robert.
are guests at the Asheiman cottage for
q month. They will be Joined today by
Miss Dorothy Hanna and Miss Her
moline Mitchell, who will remain over
Sunday at Fairhills.
Miss Evelyn Everhart, accompanied
by her brother, Charles, left this morn
ing for shoreham. where they will be
Joined this afternoon by Mrs. Everhart
and Miss Bertha and spend several
weeks at Richmond's hotel.
The Personal Workers, league Of the
Broadway M. E. church and their
friends are planning to leave on the
launch, Fargo, at 8 o'clock in the
morning ana go up the river to spend
along and the company will number
about thirty.
Mr.. Inc Mrs. M. Bertille have re-
turned to their home at Pasco, WASH,
after a very pleasant visit with Mr..
and Mrs. 9. w. Reed of Third street
north, and Mr.. n Mrs. Geo.
THOMPSON Of Fourth avenue south,
Moorhead. They also visited in Crooks
ton and Fergus Falls. while here.
]. b. Bergstrom of Bergstrom &
Grove and Mrs. Bergstrom leave to-
night for Boone, Ia, where Mrs. Berg
strom will visit for several weeks.
the furniture exposition in Chicago and
Grand Rapids, Michigan. He expects
to be gone about ten days, purchasing
bic fall stock.
supt. j. G. Moore Of the Grand Forks
district OF the M. 3. church is the guest
today of Rev. and Mrs. c. F. Sewrey
ia E ~ u OGA w 11 4Aa 4 - Nh
Moore attended the meeting of the
board of foreign missions which was
held this afternoon at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. White. Score
tary of Missions Oldham of New York
was also In attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H, HOLSTER are
planning a very delightful trip over
the state. They will leave Friday and
Mr.. Hollister will look after business
interests while Mrs. HOLSTER will pur-
sue her studies of bird life, in which
she is greatly interested. Their tour
will take them west as far as Mandan
and north to Minot. Mrs. Fred Whit
ney anG children OF Forest River, N.
D., will remain with Miss Margaret at
the HOLSTER home on Ninth street
south, while Mr.. and Mrs. Hollister are
away.
south was a charming hostess yester-
day afternoon in of Mrs. w. ID.
Crawford of Peoria, ILL.,, n Mrs. Gill
lespie of Des Moines, Ia. Twenty-Five
ladies' responded to invitations and the
afternoon vas spent very pleasantly
with sewing and chat and the rooms
were pretty with roses and ferns. A
dainty luncheon was served at 5 o'clock.
Mrs. Crawford was formerly OF this
city, moving to Peoria about a year
ago, and she lis visiting with Mrs. w.
II. Shure and Mrs. Pardoe for a short
time. Mrs. Gillespie is a sister of Mrs.
Pardoe and is a guest at the Pardoe
home.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage of Miss Vera Deits to
Albert c.. Hess. The latter is cashier
of the bank at Wildrose and formerly
of Wahpeton. The brides home was in
Alexandria, Mimi, but she is well
known in Fargo and Wahpeton. Miss
Deits had recently concluded a long
term of school at Hancock, Mimi. and
spent a few days in Fargo en- route to
Kenmare, where the was
performed. Miss Deits was one OF the
victims of the Great Northern wreck
near Finley during the holidays, but
fully recovered after a siege in the
hospital at Breckenridge.
There was a general exodus this
afternoon of Fargo people to the lake
Shore, where the Fourth will be spent
fishing. boating, bathing or motoring,
as inclination dictates. A great many
of the people from this city who take
cottages each summer at the lake or
manning at home this summer and are
planning o n going down for only short
outings, over the Fourth, or for a
week at of the hotels. The ma
jority OF those who remain in the city
tomorrow are planning to take a part
in the celebration or will go on picnics
up the river or in either Of the parks.
very lenient, they do not allow large
picnic parties, where a great deal of
paper and left-oVers will be left to
make the grounds u~nsightly and any
large companies will probably take mo-
tor boats up the river to some shady
spot and enjoy their outing. Small
family gatherings, however, are per-
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