The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-09-06
Social Notes


=. M. Hagen returned home yester-
gay morning from the twin cities
ness. ~ ous
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fl. Plath of Ninth
street north and family returned home
sesterday after a delightful summer at
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Plumley and sons.
SsarT ms FRED returned home yester-
nay from the lake shore, where they
have spent most of the summer They
nave closed their cottage for the sea-
son.
Miss Alice Tierney who has spent
her. summer vacation at her home at
tarmlngton, Mimi, is expected Satur-
uay HloTning and viii resume her dut-
year.
Miss Margaret Newton, a graduate of
the Fargo college conservatory, LETT
yesterday afternoon for Langdon.
Mnere viii teach during the COM
ING term, Miss Newton stopped en-
route for a short time In Grand Forks,
Miss Violet Letford has issued cards
10 a number of her friends to a dane
ing party to be given at the Prescott
motel on Wednesday evening Sent. II.
MISS Letford is one of the most charm
ing Possesses among the Younger set
\ the event will be a most delightful
one.
Frank Lockwood, formerly well
known here, is spending a short time
IN the city with old friends and is a
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Rowland, Mr.. Lockwood, stopped en-
route to Fargo at the Detroit lakes. He
Is Tow connected with the Armour Co,
in Chicago.
Miss Jessie Comstock of Moorhead
was hostess at luncheon his afternoon
at the Comstock hotel in honor of Mrs.
Walter Aylen of Missoula, Mont, who
Is the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. johnston Wagner of Moorhead.
Asters We're used for decorations and
covers We're laid for ten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ames and family
returned home Tuesday from the lake
shore where they have closed their
summer cottage, They were accom-
panied by Mr., Ames' sisters, Mrs.
Marietta ANYWAY and Mrs. j. F., ANYWAY
of Chicago Junction, o., who have
spent the past six weeks as their
guests. The Mesdames ANYWAY expect
to lave Monday for their home.
Friends will be very sorry to learn
that Mrs. A. w. Fowler is to undergo
an operation for appendicitis, Attorney
and Mrs, Fowler AVE closed their SUM
mer cottage at the lakes Ind Mr.,
Fowler accompanied his wife and
children to Enderlin, N. D., where they
are the guests Of Mrs Fowler's moth.
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hospital in that city for treatment.
Mrs. Henry busch and Mrs. w. H
Allen chaperoned the young ladies OF
the Chua Hunka Punk club last even
ing on a trip up the river, where q
campfire was built and a happy time
spent in roasting and eating weineT
wursts, The members of the club held
this out of door meeting in remem-
brance of the many happy outings al
h lake shore this summer where they
spent q week together. The evening
was cool and pleasant and the girls
report a thoroughly enjoyable time.
Miss Coda B. Nelson of the normal
school faculty at Valley City has been
attending the college Y. w. C. A. con.
ference at Lake Geneva, Wis, and In
writing of North Dakota's venture or
stunt day, she says; Folks here seem
to have a well defined feeling thai
North Dakota borders on the north
pole, and that bear meat and venisor
must surely be our regular diet as the
natural result of the life OF hunting
and pioneer 'adventuring' which we
revel in up there, 1t becomes quite
funny when eve Minneapolis girls
lift up their hands and exclaitn, From
North DakotaL Oh, how far you girls
have conner In consequence of these
incessaut remarks, when stunt day
arrived, the girls of the North Dakots
delegation carried out the idea by
presenting most effectively The Star
of the Frozen North, a sort of moving
tableau affair with appropriately chill