The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-13
Social Notes

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During the summer, when people
generally take their vacation, there
are some who are dsluged with Work
end must needs be at home. BuL w.
not have your vacation just the same.
Where, and how you ask. In your own
home where you have spent the rest OF
the year There are many ways IN
which you can feel that You are really
having q vacation and getting some
thing out Of 1t. For instance, a mother
could not take desired and much neeu-
ed vacation away from home, perhaps
Because OF her faTnfly.Neyerthetessstsn
hacked the clothes needed for q week
insher trunk and departed for the nome
of a friend with whom h spent the
day. In the evening she arrived
her hoatesses. who were nsr eranIo1sr
var escorted her to the guest CHAM
Der. She was a guest In her OWE
home but let the many duties or hef
household seem as a thing OF the past
and enjoyed a real vacation. II you
have a large piazza. enclose IT with
screens and 1T 1t out as a summer cot
tage. hen let the worries OF vac nome
rest and have a real good time your
self, and you will feel as though you
had beer on a trip. There are many
who make believe they are on their
TRY ii and you will be surprised at the
amount of good you will derive from
It. Go at it in as real fashion as you
would anything else. ADJUST your
III To III III v ~ |NSA
your real duties must go On Just the
same, make yourself get up fee1ng
pleasant and free. Free yourselL OF
those many anxieties g sne
on your vacation, but ever keep ~ pc
fore you. 1t will amuse you to think
OF yourself. a grownup person, going
around pretending like that but that
will be just part of the fun.
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The Epworth League district con-
vention which was held at valley Clty,
had five delegates from Fargo, namely
johnson, Pearl Van Pelt, Florence Mac
mamara, Rev. Chas. Mcnamara, Rev.
NJ. Walters and o. NJ. Varnson. Al
though there were only q few delegates
the convention was good, and the val
ley City people entertained the visitors
very nicely with automobile rides and
receptions. DIR. Harvey Talkins of In
dia, was one Of the main speakers, and
delivered some splendid addresses; Miss
Olive Paul Of Minneapolis, also gave
q good lecture. The closing address was
delivered very ably by Rev. Walters or
Fargo. Some of the delegates remained
for the c~hautauqua, Two Of the new
officers were from Fargo, namely:
third vice president, Helen Fears, cor
respondent for district o Gilchrist'
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The congregation of the NJ. E. church.
Moorhead, pleasantly surprised Rev. MI.
and Mrs. Abbott at a party at the par
sonage last evening. On behalf or those
present Mrs. Miller, with a very neat
little speech, presented a very beautt-
full bouquet consisting of lovely panstes
around which were some bills, which
were to be spent in any way they de-
sired. Rev. Mr.. Abbott responded In
behalf of Mrs. Abbott. After this very
unique presentation refreshments were
served and a very enjoyable evening
was spent.
= A. - Eyz.-a4A arAnnAa4naI last
evening at a linen shower in honor of
Miss Mabel Huseth, a bride elect Of this
month. The gifts were presented in q
basket, decorated in white and carried
and beautiful. A delicious lap luncheon
was served and a pleasant evening
passed by all. The guests numbered
fifteen. Mrs. G. A. Jhonsrude will IN
tertain for Miss Huseth Monday eve
ming.
Mrs. J. n. stegge and Mrs. e. z. How
ell entertained this evening at the home
ct a porch party in honor of Mrs. Gill
3espie and Mrs. Crawford, who are the
guests of Mrs. Geo. Pardoe. The rooms
and porch were beautiful with decora-
tons Of ferns and daisies. Music n
dies.
w, J. Price writes from Chicago that
he is delighted with his new business
venture. He is one OF the officers of
the Consolidated Engineering Co., an
organization that is national in it's
scope. HI is having The Forum sent to
keep him In touch with his old home.
Mrs. Price Is at the lakes, but will join
Mr.. Price in Chicago about Aug. Is.
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Miss Gertrude Taylor who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Taylor
of Fifth avenue south, left this week
for Yellowstone park, where she will
stay two weeks, returning here as the
guest Of Mrs. Taylor for the remainder
OF the summer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. z. D. w. Tenge of Yank-
ton, S. d, will be the guests of their
daughter Mrs. Geo. Pardoe of Seventh
street south for a month. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tenge are on their return trip from
Kansas City, where they visited their
daughter.
Miss jean Wilson who has been en-
tertaining a house party at the Wilson
cottage at the lakes, will return Nom
day with her parents. Miss Jetta VIII
son and eight of her friends leave
Tuesday to take possession of the cot
tage for a weeks outing.
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Judge and Mrs. B. F.. Spalding and
daughter Miss Frances, of Third ave-
evening and were accompanied by Miss
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