The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-10-05
IF Interest to the Women
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Samuel Cummings and wife, of Fargo,
bride and bridegroom left on the even
ing train for their new home at Fargo.
After three months spent in travel
over h Pacific coast country, Doctor
and Mrs. Rogers have returned to- Far
go for g snort visit with Mrs. Rogers
parents, Pres. and Mrs. j. II. Worst.
They will remain in Fargo to enjoy the
for the east and south to spend the
winter.
Grand Forks Times: Mrs. Sam Rosen-
thai of Walnut street will leave Sunday
n viii be away about three months.
Mrs. Rosenthal will first visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Hart, former residents of
this city, at Fargo and will then go to
New Salem to spend three weeks with
her sister, Mrs. Harry Marks. Mrs.
Rosenthal will then go east and stop
In st. Paul for a few days with Mrs.
Max Marquise. In LaSalle, I'LL, she
will be the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Rosenthal. formerly or this city, in
Chicago she will visit her parents and
IN Cleveland, o., she will visit several
relatives.
IT, FFCuIiSSudy- at FOIuN1tlG, Nd, BISHOP
Cameron Mann united in marriage Miss
Alice Therese Warren, daughter of Mr..
n Mrs. j. II. Warren of that city and
Albert z, ToWnshend of Moose Jaw,
saskatchewan, Can. Miss Annie War
rem was her sisters maid of honor and
the bridegroom was attended by Cliff
ford Warren of Grand Forks. Mr.. and
Mrs. Townshend left Wednesday even
ing on a honeymoon trip and will be at
home in Moose Jaw after Dec. 1.
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Mrs. Gertrude Talcott of Buffalo
spent yesterday In the city, the guest
of Mrs. T. A. Quirk of Fifth venue
south.
Mrs. c. A. Carlson of Minneapolis is
IN the city visiting her daughter, Miss
Edythe Carlson.
Mrs. Arthur Amundson NEE Mollie
Sunde( spent yesterday with her moth
er I'M sisters and returned to Crooks
ton this morning accompanied by her
sister, Miss Elvina.
Mrs. Pollyd of Maple Creek. sas-
katchewan, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. w. J. Morrish Of Second avenue
south for a few weeks.
An interesting item to- their many
friends will be that Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Moorish of Second avenue south have
purchased the beautiful Moulton resi-
dence on North Broadway and will
move in the course of a few weeks
from their apartments. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. ]. Moulton will move to Minneapolis
to make their home.
Miss Ruth Schuyler was a charming
hostess last evening at her home oil
North Broadway in honor4of Miss Edith
Roney, who leaves Monday with her
parents for Regina, Can, to make her
home. The dinner was served with
da1nfV nnnnintmpnfS az Es2n and fol-
lowing dinner he young ladies enjoy
ed a ride about the city. The guest list
included some of Miss Roney's most
Intimate girl friends. Miss Aileen Sui
Ivan is entertaining Miss Roney at
her home over the week end.
Mrs. II. H. Casselman of Roberts
street entertained yesterday afternoon
in honor of her little daughter, Mar
garet's fifth birthday anniversary. Ten
little friends were invited and spent a
happy hour or two in games and at a
convenient hour they were seated at a
beautiful table decorated in red paper
and lighted with Japanese lanterns,
served. In the center was the pretty
birthday cake with Ave candles and
the cutting and serving OF the cake
was a delight to the little guests.
c. f. Albertson Of Sioux Falls, S. D.,
is the guest over Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Riley and family of Fourth
avenue south. Mr.. Albertson is a
cousin OF Mrs, Riley. as ~~
Mrs. F. H. Wilder returned to her
home on Fourth avenue south Thurs
day after spending the past two weeks
visiting several OF the Unions in this
district in the capacity of president of
this district for the w. C. 7. u. She
left here for Grand Forks a fortnight
ago where she was the guest of her
mother and stopped en- route at Hills
boro and Buxton. From Grand Forks
she went to Devils Lake, where she at
tended the state W.. C. T. u. convention
and after leaving there visited Hope,
Luverne and Absaraka and reports ex-
ceiient meetings at each place.
Miss Eva Hey of Ninth street south,
left Thursday for Chicago, where she
will spend a month visiting friends
and relatives. En- route home she will
stop in the twin cities for a short
time.
Last evening a party of the young
society set enjoyed a trip up the river
and a campfire supper. The canoes
spot on the river bank and a delightful
evening tout of doors was spent. The
company was made up of the Misses
Jean Hanna, Suzanne Miller, Beth Ma
gill, Margaret Mitchell n Constance
Watson and James and John Pollock,
Edwin Clapp, and w. Corwin.
The executive committee of the Lad
les auxiliary of the Y. M. c. A. enter
tanned the members of the auxiliary
on Monday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Perry Goodwin on Ninth street
south. Needlework was the feature of
the afternoon and nice refreshments
were served. There were about twenty
five ladies present.
10 a.
The Woman's Catholic Order of
Foresters held a very pleasant meeting
on Tuesday evening OF this week at
Prizes hall. Following the routine
business a social time was greatly en-
joyed the honor guest being the dis
trict chief ranger, The evening was
luncheon was served.
Miss Frances Emery entertained at
her home on Third avenue south at a
pretty informal tea about sixty of her
girl friends from the Fargo college
set. The hours were from 4 O'clock un-
til s and 5 o'clock until s. The parlors
We're very attractive with fall flowers
carrying out a color scheme of pink
and white and in the dining room yell
low was the color note and great
shaggy ehrysanthemums were used on
the table. Miss Ella Beckman sang
during the afternoon and her beautiful
voice added much to the pleasure of
the occasion.
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At the meeting of the Book and
Thimble club on Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. w. c. Allen on
Seventh avenue south, Mrs. David G.
Milbrath, who has come to Fargo very
recently with her husband, Professor
Milbrath of the A. C. was an
honor guest. Mrs. Milbrath is
a bride of last month, her marriage to
Professor MiIbrath being a prominent
society event at Milwaukee,.