The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-09-13
Social Notes

Croil Hunter will leave Monday
night for the east, where he will en-
ter Yale university as a freshman
Rible class for district No. SO will
Saeet with Mrs. w. H. Allen OF Eighth
avenue south tonight at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. r. D.. Bartlett OF Casselton Is
spending a few days this week with
Mrs. William Staples of Third avenue
south.
to Fargo after spending the past six
weeks visiting friends in the twin
cities.
Miss Jeanette Butler left this morn
Ing for Pembroke, Ontario, Can, where
she will visit for six weeks with
friends.
Daniel NJ. Leininger and VIM. B.
King have formed a partnership under
the name of Leiminger & King to con-
duct a real estate and insurance bust
ness at Ii Broadway.
Harold and William Wilson leave to-
morrow night for Evanston, Ill, whore
they will enter Northwestern univer-
sity, Harold enters on his senior year
and William as a freshman.
II, e. MagiIl and son win are ex-
pected home tonight from a hunting
trip in the western part of the state.
Will will be in Fargo till Monday even
ing when he. will leave for Princeton
university where he enters for his sem
Tor year.
Mrs. 1. p. Clapp of Eighth street
south has issued invitations for Thurs"
day afternoon, Sept. 10 at 1880 o'clock
when she will receive her friends at
Stones auditorium. AT that time Miss
Katherine Jewell Everetts will give an
Interpretation of Jeane dare.
a. p. Nelson of this city and Miss
Emma Johnson of Hillsboro were mar
ried Wednesday at high noon at the
home of the brides parents in Hills
eboro. MIR. Nelson brought his bride
Nelson being interested in the jewelry
Arm OF Benson g. Nelson. Guests
from here were Mr.. and Mrs. &c. s.
Nelson, MIR, and Mrs. P. NJ. Nelson
and Mrs. II. Miller-Ryder. and c. J.
Nelson of Minneapolis.
The first neighborhood club meeting
this fall was held Tuesday at the
Roosevelt school, when a very large
number of ladies were present n en-
joyed an interesting afternoon. There
were between nifty and sixty there and
as the role was called, each responded
with accounts of vacation time, Some
of these were exceedingly interesting,
others amusing, and all thoroughly en-
joycd. The ladies brought their sew
ing and while one talked the remainder
were busy with their needlework, so
that the meeting was a profitable one
as well as enjoyable. The refreshment
committee served a nice luncheon fol-
lowing the meeting.
Grand Forks Times: At the regular
meeting of the w. c. T. u. to be held
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
y. ID. Baughman, 1906 Lewis boule-
ward, Riverside park, plans will be
made for bringing to this city on Sun
day, Sept. %, Mrs. Almena Parker Me-
Donald, national organizer and lecturer
Of that organization. Mrs. Mcdonald
will stop here on her way to the ma
tional w. c.. 7. u. convention at Port
land, Ore, and will also address the
North Dakota state convention which
will be held in Devils Lake Sept. 81
to 80. The local union is particularly
fortunate in being able to secure such
will make every effort to greet her
with a large audience.
Miss Florence Turner was hostess
yesterday afternoon at her HON on
Eighth avenue south in honor of Miss
Alta Ashelman, whose marriage to DR..
Kibbee of Maddox, N. D., will be an
interesting social event of next month.
The event was IN the nature of a par
eel shower and Miss Ashelman was
of cut glass and linen for her new
home. The room were pretty with
purple and white asters and during the
afternoon the sixteen young ladies,
who made up the guest list, spent the
time with needlework. A tempting
luncheon was served at a convenient
hour. Miss Ashelman is one of the
popular embers of Fargo's younger
set and a graduate of the Fargo Col
iege Conservatory of Music. For the
past year she has been teaching at
Maddox, where she met her future
husband. Her many friends are offer
ing congratulations and her pre-nup-