The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-14
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ID host of friends who will wish her
lei happiness in her new home.
Mrs. Ralph e. Heath or I.os Angeles,
Cal, has arrived with her two children,
and is the guest Of her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. w. c.. Resaer, at their farm
homo for a couple Of months.
Mrs. Thomas BerrIgan and Mrs.
hubert zeryas on First avenue north,
Catholic ladies at the home of Mrs.
Hubert ervas on First avenue north,
Moorhead, tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Alice Lewis and her guest, Miss
Helen Everhart OF Norfolk, Va, mo
tored home from Lake Cormorant yes
terday for a short stay. They will re-
turn to the lake shore tomorrow.
Mrs. F. r. Grant of Eighth street
south is expecting her neice. Miss Mar
her daughter. Mrs. Finley Cameron and
three children Of Grand Forks, who
will arrive tomorrow to be her guests
for a time.
]. G. Bjornstad. wife and daughters,
Misses Evelyn and Effie, and son, VIII
lard, and Cyril Glassple, all of Coop
erstown, enjoyed an auto ride into the
city yesterday evening, and are guests
for the day at the Waldorf. They re-
port h trip as a very pleasant one.
Among the guests at the Spalding-
Nelson wedding this evening will be
Mrs. d. Danskln and daughter, Miss MIL
bred of Minneapolis. They arrived yes
have been the guests of Mrs. Rankin's
sister, Mrs. e. S. Perry, for the past
three weeks. Upon the completion of
their visit in this city Mrs. Danskin
and her daughter will be the guests Of
friends in Hillsboro before returning
to Minneapolis,
Miss Claire Luger was hostess this
afternoon at a I o'clock luncheon at
her home on Sixth avenue south In
honor Of Mrs. Marie e. Belknap. The
twelve ladies, and sweet peas made
pretty decorations. A pleasant feature
of the occasion was the we'll wishes of
the guests for Mrs. Belknap expressed
in the form of toasts, to which she re-
sponded very ~cleveriy. This evening
Mrs. Nick Mcclellan Is hostess from 3
o'clock until z to a dozen ladies at an
informal porch party for Mrs. Belknap,
delightful entertainments which has
kept their recipient busy for the past
three weeks. Mrs. Belknap leaves to-
morrow afternoon for San Diego to
make her home.
Last evening the ladies Of the Til1y-
cum club gave a very pretty dinner
of Miss Ruth Ridley, a bride-to-be of
neXt week Hostesses were the Misses
Rita Burns, Mae Corrigan, Mae Ken
nsoy, and MRS. lag MRS. Ralph
Fields, Mrs. d. M. Lynch. This ve-
ming Mrs. d. NJ. Lynch will entertain
at dinner for Miss Ridley at her home
on Fifth avenue south, tomorrow eve
ming Miss Mabel Cork, Miss Eta Her
dig and Mrs. Frank Constance will en-
terrain and Friday evening Miss Anna
Burke will be hostess at a box party
at the Orpheum in honor Of Miss Rid
ley. The event of Friday evening will
probably be the last of the series, the
nuptials to be solemnized on Tuesday
morning at st. Mary's cathedral.
A. L. Miller returned home yesterday
from Medora, N. D., where he Joined
Professor Simpson of the state mi
versity and party on a trip through the
bad lands. Professor Simpson conduct
ed a party Of seventy-ive through that
interesting part of the state, thirty
eight Of whom were foreigners from
seventeen different countries, the others
being from some of the leading educa-
tional institutions of this country. The
bad lands offer excellent material for
geological research, and the recent trip
will no doubt add some very valuable
material to the already rich collection
from that section. Mr.. Miller expects
to leave in a short time to take up Y.
M. c. A. work among the students Of
the University Of Indiana, having re-