The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-08
News for the Fair sex-society the Home

class OF the preparatory department
OF Fargo college.
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The Tuesday Social club will meet
on Tuesday afternoon from 1880 until
5 o'clock with Mrs. Henry Boyle,
courthouse square.
Jack ShotweIl motored to Lake Me-
Ilssa this morning with Mrs. T. r.
Lewis and family, who will spend the
summer on ShotwelFs point.
Mrs. William G. Green and son are
home from a visit with Mrs. Green's
mother at Saltwater, MINI. A most
delightful spring outing was reported.
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The Maids ard Matrons held their
last meeting this afternoon with Miss
Jean kellogg AT the hom- CT her aunt,
Mrs. F. d Lfbey OF Eighth avenue
south.
DR.. II. J. Hauser Of Dickinson ar
rived this morning and Is the guest
for a couple of days OF his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hauser Of First
avenue south.
Mrs. A. e. Jones and daughter, Miss
Dorothy have returned TO their home
at Lisbon, after spending a few days
in the city, while Miss Dorothy un-
derwent treatments.
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Grand Forks Times: Mr.. and Mrs.
| w. e. Hohoff with Mr.. and Mrs. H. X.
Geist and Elmo Robertson as their
guests arrived from Fargo late last "
ening after attending the Elks
ton. They make the trip both ways
by auto.
The following item from The
Crookston Times viii interest the
friends of Mrs. Frank Bracelin, who
arrived in the city yesterday to make
her home: Mrs. G. e. Dampier was
a charming hostess yesterday, when
she entertained at a beautifully ap-
pointed 8 O'Clock tea complimentary
to Mrs. Frank Bracelin, who left today
for her new home at Fargo. Covers
were laid for thirty-two guests at
the most attractive tables. The color
scheme carried out was yellow, Ice
land peoples and Jasmine being used
in floral decorations. A tall vase of
beautiful American beauty roses was
placed on the table in the drawing
room, which added to the beauty of
the effect. A vase of poppies and
jasmine formed the centerpiece of
each table and the place cards were
dainty tinted cards of yellow. A
~four-course tea was served, and as
sisting the hostess throughout the
rooms were Mrs. J.. d. Ward and the
Misses Mamie F~ournet, Harriet Nc
Kinnon and Olive Fortier. The out-of-
town guests present were Mrs. Glenn
ent Winslow and Miss Alice Lappan
of Grand Forks, Mrs. Haney of Mar
shall, Mrs. George Casper of St. Paul
and Miss Selma Poehler of Mime
apolis.
During the school year the young
ladies who are members of the higl
school faculty have gathered about
them a large circle Of friends who will
be interested to learn Of their plans
for the summer. Miss Beatrice OlsoI
will go to C~rookston, Mimi, for a shor
visit and will then spend the summe
: at her home in HilIsboro. Miss Lydi;
, Lindburg, who has been a valued mem
Der of the staff for three years vii
sever her connections with the loca
high school this year, much to tn
great regret OF her many friends, Sh
will leave next week for Glenwood
MINI, to spend about ten days an,
will hen visit in Grand Forks for
fortnight, leaving after that for tn
coast. Miss Ethel George will leav
for Minneapolis next Friday, wher
, she win be Joined by Miss Mary Dam
, and they will go to Montreal to boar
a steamer for a summer abroad. Mis-
Yer Planck will go to Milwaukee 70
the SUMMED and has accepted a posi-
: ton at Calumet, Mich, for next veal
/ Miss Eleanor Nickerson will spend tn
r summer In California and Miss Nc
LELAND will go to her home at Han
over, Ind, for the summer. Mis-
t Hughina Mckay will leave Friday 70
: her home at Duluth, MINI, and is I'm
r decided as to future plans.