The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-14
Social Notes

Mrs. H. NJ wager Of rover city spent
the day in the city yesterday calling
On friends.
for Lake Detroit, where she will en-
10y a fortnight's outing.
Mrs. Julia Derrig OF Grassy Lake,
Alberta, Canada, is the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. s. o. Sturgeon of Fourth
avenue south, for a month.
Friends of DR.. and Mrs. A. ]. Kaess
Of North Broadway are Offering con-
gratulations over the arrival of a baby
boy at their home yesterday.
Mrs. M. j. o'Connors n children OF
salt Lake City, Utah, left for their
home this morning after spending six
weeks with her aunt, Mrs. James Ken
uedy and family Of North Broadway.
DR.. and Mrs. J. ". Durham and chill
gdren of Ninth avenue south and their
guest, Miss Emily Morgan, of Mime
apolis, are planning to leave in their
car tomorrow morning for Watertown,
6, d. They expect to return Monday.
Grand Forks Times. Miss Rose
Kohen of Superior. Wis. and Miss Della
LEVITT of Fargo are two charming
young ladies who are being entertained
as guests OF Miss Anna Rabinovich for
Miss Rabinovich home from Fargo last
evening, she having spent the past
three weeks with relatives there.
Grand Forks Times: Mrs. d. Woolner
of Langdon arrived last evening from
Fargo and Is being entertained as the
Haywood at their Belmont avenue
home. Mrs. Woolner has been attend
Ing the fair at Fargo and visiting sew
sral friends there and will spend about
Last evening Miss Aida Blakeslee
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ments at the wellington fats in honor
OF Miss AEness Lewis, who is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. E. A. Fitzgerald.
The evening was spent most happily
much to the pleasure of the guests with
piano selections, and a tempting lunch
con was served. Miss Lewis is a lead
Ing contraIbo of the Johnson School of
Music, Minneapolis and was formerly
OF Moorhead
Al prettily appointed children's party
wa enjoyed yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs Percy v. Sherwood, when
she entertained twelve little friends in
honor Of her neices, Cecil n Hazel
AFnsdorm Of Bird Island, Mimi Flags
and flowers were used with pretty eff
feet, and the little guests spent q very
happy afternoon with games and con-
tests. Little Miss Eleanor Farr captur-
ed first prize in the guessing contest.
A pleasing supper was served at the
close OF the afternoon.
Among the guests who have arrived
for the nuptials of Miss Frances Spald-
sng and Or. Ray Nelson, which will taIe
place this evening at the beautiful
home of Judge and Mrs. B. =. SpaldinG,
are Mrs. N. A. Lewis of Detroit; Misses
Emily and Sadie Baker of Perley,
Mimi: Mrs. Harry Baker of Hope, y.
D.; MIR. and Mrs. Jacob Odlund OF Will
low City; Miss Grace Smith, Mrs. Earl
Hughes and Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Nell
sen. parents Of the bridegroom, all of
Hope, and Mrs. G. H. Hobart of Cum
mings. The marriage ceremony will be
~Bolemnized at 7 o'clock, Rev. j.. NJ.
Walters officiating, and following this
a reception will be held for a large
number Of friends. Miss Spalding is
one of the best loved members of the
Sigma Theta sorority of Fargo college,
and is a graduate this year from the
conservatory department, where her
vocal talent received nviab recogni-
-tion. Miss Spalding's pre-nuptial days
have been filled with a number of de-
itghtful informal affairs, and h has