The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-28
OF Interest to the Women

were Miss Milly Read and Miss Hon
ora Sutton.
Mrs. e. Gjerdrum Of Valley City
called on friends in Fargo yesterday.
Mrs. Alien OF ST. Paul was the week
end guest of her sister, Miss Hulda
Feiring Of Eighth street north.
Mr.. and Mrs. anne X. Banks Of
Eighth street north are packing III
prior to their departure from Fargo
as soon as school closes. They will
go to Grace City, N. D., to spend the
summer. Mr.. Banks has interests in
the bank and lumber yard there.
A party of young people spent .
very pleasant day on a picnic trip up
the river. They chartered a launch
and went up the stream as far as
the Resser farm, where they spent the
day. Al picnic dinner was enjoyed
about the camp fire and the party re-
turned early in the evening.
Mrs. r. X. Keller Of Fifth avenue
south expects to leave Wednesday
morning for Minneapolis where she
will remain for the commencement ex-
~ercises at Oak hall. She then plans
to leave the following week with her
daughter, Miss Madeleine for the west,
where they will spend the summer.
Miss Harriet Griffith was hostess
on Saturday afternoon in honor of
Miss Donaldson, who is to be a June
bride. Each of the guests brought the
bride to be q dainty towel for her new
home and the afternoon was spent in
hcmming kitchen towels. The Misses
Katherine and Rizpah Ladd gave a
very pleasant reading. At the close
of the afternoon, which was delight
fully Informal, a tempting luncheon
was served.
The Fargoans who spent Sunday
at Grand View Heights, Perham,
Mimi, were: d. E.. Dinan, G. G..
Humston and wife, Mrs. 4. NJ. FAR
mer, DR.. J. e. Cavanagt, r. M.
Wright, G. F. Reynolds, e. Burke,
James McGuigan, L. L. TwichelI.
Judge H. F. Miller, Mr.. n Mrs.
M. L. Hibhard, Fred o. Hoffman, jim
Helle, DR.. and Mrs. H. b. Smith.
William Boyd, ID. w. Harris. Frank
Barnes, John +. McGilvey.
Miss Helen Riley has completed a
very successful term of school in the
intermediate department Of the Da-
venport schools and has returned home
to spend her summer vacation with
her parents, Supt. and Mrs. J. w.
Riley of Fourth avenue south. Miss
Riley expects to spend several weeks
through the summer months with
friends in Minneapolis and Duluth.
She win return to her work in Da-
venport in September.
The w. r. G. met yesterday after
noon for their regular meeting. The
corps has been asked to go through
their ritualistic work for the G.. Al. r.
and w. r. C. convention which takes
place in Casselton, June IL and 13 and
part OF the meeting yesterday was
taken UP in drilling for this. Plans
were discussed for Decoration day,
when the w. r. G. will serve dinner
for the @. A. r. and will have a part
in the programme which will be held
at the tabernacle in the afternoon.
Grand Forks Times: with the ar
rival this evening of Mrs. N. G.,
Young, president OF the North Dakota
Federation OF Women's Clubs, from
Fargo firsG steps will be taken by
Grand Forks club women to prepare
for the federation convention to be
held here next October. Mrs. f. l..
McVey, chairman OF the local arrange
ments committee, will entertain Mrs.
Young at her home at University
place and this evening a large COM
pany Of the city's club women will
gather at the McVey home for a con-
ference with Mrs. Young. Mrs. Nc
Vey has not yet completed her vari-
GUS committee appointments for the
entertainment of the state gathering,
but will do that work during the early
summer so that activity may begin
by Sept. 1. The gathering at her
home this evening will represent all
thesclubs in the city affiliated with the
state federation, the Franklin club,
the Women's Civic league. the Entire
Nous club and the Thursday Musical
club. Mrs. Young win leave in the
morning for Walhalla, where she will
spend Tuesday and Wednesday at the
third annual convention of the seventh
district of the state federation. At
this gathering Mrs. Young will deliver