The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-05
News for the Fair Sex Society,
Fashions, Fads and the Home

lightful informal afternoon affairs and
dinners,
Frank Maths of Page is expected this
evening to spend q week End with
friends in this city.
Miss Anna Solem OF the First Ma
tional bank left Wednesday evening
for a fortnight's vacation at her home
In DEBORAH la.
Miss Isabel Rose. q member of the
department Of the A. c., has accepted
the position as teacher in that depart
ment of the public schools al Casselton
for h coming school term
Mrs. s. S. Lyons will entertain this
evening at dinner in honor of Miss
BRIDE Of Lieut.. n. y. Lorsh Pe1she NEXT ext
week. Mrs. j.. @. Dillon of the Central
apartments will entertain OF Saturday
for Miss Hubbard.
Fargo friends will be very sorry to
learn OF the death on Tuesday at his
home in Barry. Ontario, Canada, OF
Thornley, had many friends among the
pioneers of Fargo and is a brother OF
Mrs. L. A. Rose OF Eighth stree south.
Miss Amelia Nystrom Of Horace, N.
D., IL expected this evening and will
be O. guest at q linen shower which
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Dehn Of
Moorhead by the young aides of the
normal school in honor of Miss Lila
Dehn, q bride to be of this month,
The young people from the Sunday
school of the German church enjoyed
a days outing up the river yesterday.
The party went VI h river In launches
and after INDUCING in games and fire.
works unch was served in true picnic
evening and report q most delightful
outing.
A very happy gathering was that last
evening at the pretty home of Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. H Hollister on Ninth street
south. when a picnic supper was serv-
ed on h porch to a. party OF friends.
Appointments throughout were sug-
gestive OF the day and following sup
per fireworks were enjoyed. The COM
| pany consisted OF Mr.. m Mrs. II. III.
Wheelock and family of Eighth ave-
nue. south, Homer Dixon and Harold
| Wilson.
J Disappointment was universal yes
| terday when at an early hour the rain
| began and spoiled the day for those
who lar planned picnic parties up the
river n in the parks. However, as
| the afternoon was bright many took
advantage and enjoyed launch and
canoe rides on the river, and despite
the wet ground, the children were not
very happy afternoon al Oak grove,
where a picnic dinner was served and
much Of the programme carried I.
Mrs. wallace of Casselton
entertained q party OF Fargo friends
yesterday at her beautiful nome at Cas-
selton in honor of her guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cram Of Springfield, Mass, who
are her guests for q month. The guests
went out to Casseiton on the morning
train and returned last evening after
g. very pleasant day. The company
consisted OF Mrs N. X. Hubbard and
1 daughter. Miss Mabel Hubbard, Miss
Lila Lorshbough, Frank Osborne, Lieut.
w. w. Lorshbough n Arno Lorsh-
bough.
Miss Lou Cell Quirk was a charming
| hostess this afternoon at q { O'CLOCK
tea at her home on Fifth emu south
in honor Of her guest, Miss Ruth Ma
guire OF st. Louis and Miss Mabel Hub
| bard, a brids-eIect Of next week. Pretty
decorations throughout the rooms were
In marguerites and sweet peas and
about thirty guests spent d very de-
ughtful afternoon. Miss Jean Hanna
was a hostess on Wednesday evening
In honor Of Miss Mcguire at her home
on Third e south. Bridge was
the entertainment played from three
AAN ANA MEA