The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-04-22
Social Notes

Mrs. Geo. "A. F1ewelI of Grandin
spent yesterday in the city with friends
and will return to her home this after
noon.
Mr.. and MRS. 5. II. Ffewell of Lead,
N. D, left this morning after spend
ing several days in the city attending
the Sunday campaign meetings.
The Yeomen will hold a social even
ing tomorrow night, following the
regular business session in Prizes hall.
There viii be dancing and refresh
ments and all Yeomen and their
friends are Invited to be present.
This morning at convocation exer-
cises at the "A. G. Miss Lenore Popler
gave a reading from Yeats play, The
Land of the Hearts Desire. The scene
was that of rural ireland and the
students greatly enjoyed this rare
treat.
Mr., and Mrs. Geo. ID. Tower of Men
dota, Ill., are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. M. Craig of Ninth avenue
nvrth. Mr.. and Mrs. Tower expect
to leave tomorrow for points In South
Dakota. Mr.. Tower is president of
the j. B. Tower & sons Co, of Men
dota.
Mrs. G. Z. Jones and daughter, Miss
Dorothy, are expected home in the
morning from San Antonio, Tex. MI.
Jones left yesterday for Minneapolis,
where he met them today and will re-
turn with them tomorrow morning.
Mrs. Jones and daughter have spent
Il Yna RI IF fhn xxyinforr 49, AY1xr n~I1,-a
where they attended the Mardi Gras
and since that time have been in San
Antonio. Tex.
Hon. and Mrs. Frank A. Day were
the guests yesterday of Mrs. III. H.
Jenkins of Ninth avenue south. Mr..
Day was the secretary to former Gov.
j. A. Johnson of Minnesota. Mr.. and
Mrs. Day are on their wedding trip
and left last evening for st. Paul for
a short stay and will later visit Albert
Lea and will spend the summer in
Fairmont, Mimi. The wedding was
an event of the first part of this month
at Seattle n Mrs. Day was formerly
Miss Helen Mills. Mr.. Day is well
known in North Dakota and Mime
sofa. His many friends are extending
happy congratulations.
Miss Kathryn Lysle York returned
home Saturday night from Esmond,
N. D., where she has been the guest of
Miss Alta Ashelman for a few days..
Miss York left here Thursday after
noon and on that evening she was en-
tertained at dinner by Mrs. Sanborn
and afterward gave her original dram
atization of The Crisis to a large and
appreciative audience. Covers at din
ner were laid for about ten guests. On
Friday evening the young people at
Esmond gave a dancing party for Miss
York and a very happy time is re-
ported. Miss York is a promising stu
dent of h Western School of Ex-
preston and her first out-of-twn en-
gagement was a most encouraging ono
Fargo friends will be interested in
the following item clipped from The
Grand Forks Times: The marriage of
Norman d. Black and Miss Cora Agnes
Powers of Marinette, Wis, took place
in he latter city at IL o'clock this
morning and this afternoon the young
couple will take their departure for
this city, stopping off in Milwaukee,
and the twin cities for short visits.
They win arrive here some time next
week and their home will be at 513
Fourth avenue. MI. Blacks parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Black Of Chestnut
street, were among the guests at the
wedding and Clifford Lontz of South
Bend, Ind, formerly Of this cit, was
Mr. Blacks best man.
Mrs. G. A. Henning was hostess on
II SpfIlrdau axranfrer xrrhn~ .eho ~,,sG =
few of her friends to her home at 1915
Front street as a farewell function,
prior to her departure for Winnipeg,
Manitoba, about May 1. Mr.. Henning
has already spent the past three or
four months there and has decided to
locate permanently in that city. About
thirty guests gathered at the Henning
home nj spent a very happy evening
in games and music. At a convenient
hour the hostess served a nice lunch
con. The guests very delightfully."-
surprised Mr.. Henning with q hand
some momento of the occasion. The
many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henning
greatly regret their departure from
Fargo and wish them much success in
their new home.
Mrs. Marie Belknap returned home
this morning from the west, where she
has spent the winter at San Diego,
Cal, with Mr.. and Mrs. vii Edwards
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Edwards.
She reports a most delightful winter
and Is much pleased with the climate
and conditions in California. She
brings many messages from former
Fargo people who are now in the west
and states that there are so many
Fargo people in and about san Diego,
that it seems very much like home. In
speaking of the Fargo people whom
she met while away Mrs. Belknap.
said: THE Edwards family are well
and send best wishes to Fargo friends;
DR.. and Mrs. F. y. Campbell and
daughters are moving into their new
home. in San Diego this week. They
have been in LaJalla and Mrs. Camp
bells parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. r.
Welsh. who have spent the winter
with them left last week for their
home at BIissfield, Mich. Colonel and
Mrs, Benton are well n Mrs. Seth
Newman has been Visiting at their
home recently. Major and Mrs. DarI-
ing are well and Mr.. and Mrs. Hurd
wish to be remembered to their friends
here. Mr.. and Mrs. Beebe are well
and enjoy the west. S.. G.. Roberts and
Frank Marsh are building new homes
on Pepper drive, San Tee. / saw Mrs.
Logan and Miss Lois Marsh and they
are well. j.. A. Chesley is at San Tee
with his daughter, Mrs. Kinney. The