The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-12
Social Notes

j. p. HUI Of winmar, MINI, spent
Sunday with friends in the city.
State Engineer and Mrs. r. r Akin
son OF Bismarck spent Saturday n the
city en- route home after a tour of the
state.
Mrs. G. A. wheeIock entertained at
bridge Saturday afternoon at her nome
or Ninth street south. Mrs. Eugene
a p~rettily appointed luncheon was
served.
The First Congregational church viii
hold their picnic on Thursday afternoon
at Island park. providing the weather
proves favorable, and all who attend
are asked to bring baskets for a b
o'clock spread. A very delightful time
s-antictpated.
Mrs. w. H. Doig, who makes her
home at the Waldorf hotel, and who
has been in the st, Johns hospital Tor
some time following an operation, has
so far as to be able to be at
her apartments in the hotel again and
her friends were pleased to see her.
Thomas e. vallancey of Dickinson
was in the city over Sunday. MI. wall
lancey formerly resided in this city and
is the slope representative OF the
Stone-Ordean-Wells branch house in
this city. HI met many of his old
friends during his stay in the city.
Miss Helen Everhart of Norfolk, Va,
is the guest for a short time at Lake
Cormorant Of Miss Alice Lewis at her
summer home. Miss Everhart has been
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Leonard
Cairns in Minneapolis, and is expected
in a short time to visit her cousin, MISS
Evelyn Everhart of Fifth avenue south.
Among the visitors at st. Adams,
Mimi who received mention in The
Minneapolis Journal are Director and
Mrs. B.. A. Orr of the Fargo Conserva-
tory OF Music. Professor n Mrs. Orr
left Immediately after the conservatory
summer term which closed R fortnight
ago and are enjoying a splendid c
ton In eastern points.
The marriage of DR.. P. Fl. Burton Of
this city and Miss Hazel Hodgson,
daughter OF p. A. Hodgson of Gardner,
N. D., was quietly solemnized at the
afternoon. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. r. c. Mueller OF Har-
wood. DR.. and Mrs. Burton left last
evening for Glacier park, Mont, where
they will remain until Sept. L.
DIR. and Mrs. J. G.. Dillon OF the
as their guests for a few weeks, DR..
Dillon's sister and neice, Mrs. w. p.
diversion of Williston, N. D. and Miss
Crimes hans been visiting isTfi1ss with Mrs.
diversion at her home in Williston and
arrived here Sunday morning with her
aunt for a short visit en- route home.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Goodwin passed
through the city yesterday en- route
to Grand Forks, after a very delightful
vacation spent at Lake Geneva. Mr..
Goodwin will move in a short time with
his family to make Fargo his home,
having been secured to succeed Hugh
Miller in the boys department Of the
local Y. M. G.. A. Mr.. Goodwin form
erly had charge of the boys depart
ment at Grand Forks. and will take
charge here about Aug. 90.
It will be good news to her many
friends to learn that Mrs. Roy Sever
ence Of North Broadway is expected
home Wednesday from Valley City,
where she has been a guest at the
home of her parents. Mrs. Severance
and IT was necessary to undergo treat
ment in the hospital in tina city.
Latest word, however. states that she
is very much better and expects to be
Yesterday afternoon Miss Olive
Brownlee entertained a party of ten
young people at an outing at her farm
home near Mapleton. A number Of
Fargo people were present and a very
happy time was spent taking kodak
pictures and exploring the woods.
Guests Of honor were Miss Elizabeth
Pannebaker of Mapleton. and her hance,
William Collins of Canada, whose mar
Aug. IL There will be a number Of
out OF town guests, and among the
number will be Miss Georgia Henry of
valley City, who is expected this even
ing. Mr.. Collins arrived from the
north last Friday.
An event of this month which is be-
ing watched with much interest by
Fargo society is the marriage OF Miss
Deborah Hunter. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs s6ntb John &C. :: Hqntsr Of Eighth street
Wtnnetka. Ill, which will take place
on saturday evening, Aug. 81, at the
Hunter home. Miss Alice Hunter, sister
OF the bride-elect, Is to be maid Of hon
or. and Albert Farwe1l of Chicago, Is to
attend Mr.. Butler. Right Rev. Samuel
Cook Edsall. bishop of Minnesota. will
oficiate. Miss Hunter is a favorite in
Minneapolis as well as in Fargo social
circles. and 1t is expected that there
VIII pc a number of guests from that
city here for the nuptials, whose names
will be made known later.
An event Of Wednesday. Aug. IA, at
south Haven, Mich, will be the marri-
age OF Miss Margaret McCartv. form
erly OF this city, and Prof. Fl. F. Berg
man Of the biological department of the
4. c. Professor Bergman left last week
for Michigan and after a months
honeymoon trip through eastern points
viii be at home in this city with his
bride in, time for the opening of the
college year. Miss McCarty was form
erly Identified with the domestic science
department of the A. c.. and since 1eav-
ing here has studied at Columbia uni
yersity, and later conducted the do
nestle economy department in the
Woman's college at Tallahassee. Fla.
They will be welcomed into college cir
eles by a large number of friends.
A series of pretty parties ere being
given In honor of Mrs. Marie e. BEL
knap, who leaves next Thursday after
noon with her daughter, Miss Elizabeth.
ani son. Lisco, for her new home AT
San Diego, Cal. They will go via Port
land. The first of the series took place
on Saturday evening when Mrs. Gilbert
w. Haggart of Roberts street gave a
pleasant evening of bridge in her honor.
Mrs. Ulio won head prize and Mrs.
Belknap was given a beautiful guest
prize. Following the game, the guests
were invited into the diningroom, where
refreshments were served, Sweet peas
made attractive decorations. On Tues
day afternoon Mrs. ]. c. r. Charest will
give a porch party at her beautiful
home on Fifth yer south, and she
viii be hostess also in honor of Mrs.
Belknap on Tuesday evening. Miss
Claire Lager has ssued invitations for
a / o'clock luncheon Wednesday, and
on Wednesday evening Mrs. Nick Nc
Kellar will entertain. IT ia with much
regret that Mrs. Belknap's hosts of
friends watch her departure, as the
greater part of her life has been spent