The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-09-12
Social Notes


Mrs. w. Payne of Casselton spent
Tuesday in the city shopping and call
ing on friends.
Miss Margaret HolIister has return
ed to her home OF Ninth street south,
after a few weeks visit in Danville,
ILL.,
Mrs. Spencer Baxter. n children of
Grand Forks are visiting friends in
Fargo. Mrs. Baxter formerly lived in
this city.
the city yesterday with friends and is
the guest of Mrs. Robert M. Howells OF
Ninth avenue north. ...
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rawalt of Fourth
street north left today for the twin
%%cities and Canton, ILL.,, where they will
visit relatives for W weeks.
Mrs. Geo. e. Nichols of Seventh ave.
u south returned home last evening
from Devils Lake, where she has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Jerome
Freeman.
Mrs. Harry Robins, who has been the
guest of her parents, Mayor and Mrs.
w. ID. Sweet, has left for her home in
Minneapolis. Miss Ethel Sweet will
leave Monday to be her guest for a
time.
Miss Adele Smith of North Broadway
expects to leave Monday for New York,
where she will spend about three
months. Miss Katherine Baird Of Chi
cago, who has spent the greater part
Of the summer with Miss Smith will
remain here for a time.
The Cotorie Dancing club met last
evening for their annual business
meeting of the year. Officers were
Porterield; vice-president, Mrs. ]. L.
Graves; secretary. Charles Rogers; and
treasurer, James McGuigan.
Grand Forks Times: Mrs. Kate wild
of Osnabrook arrived in the city last
evening and will visit friends and re-
accompanied by her daughter, Miss
Verna, who Is on her way to Fargo
where she will resume her studies in
Sacred Heart academy.
Mrs. F. H. Wilder will entertain the
Fargo w. G. T. u. tomorrow afternoon
at her home, 1l19 Fourth avenue south,
Various business matters will be talk
en- up. and delegates will be appointed
to the state convention at Devils Lake.
w. J. Arnold has been asked to attend
the meeting during the afternoon and
will give a talk.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ]. Callahan jr., and
little son, Jack, of Minneapolis arrived
Mrs. Callahan's mother, Mrs. j.. e.
Grubbs of Tenth street north. Mrs.
Callahan and little son and Mrs.
Grubbs have spent the past few weeks
in Duluth as the guests of Mrs. Grubbs'
daughter, Mrs. Geo. Horton jr.
Miss Anna Nolan and Mrs. Frank
Robertson of Grand Forks are the
guests for a week of Mrs. Helmer Nell
son, at her beautiful new home, Ala
Egbert court. Mrs. Nelson expects
Mrs. H. o. Kallgren of Minneapolis to
arrive this evening to be her guest for
a few days, while getting settled in
the North Broadway apartments.
Friends will be very pleased to know
that Mrs. j. M, S. Wiser who Is visit
ing in Minneapolis is recovering nice
ly after her recent operation n was
able to leave the hospital for the
home of her mother in that city last
Saturday. She is still in a very weak
condition, however, Inc 1T will be sew
eral weeks before she will be about
again.
Miss Edith Gross returned home yes
terday from a pleasant vacation trip
having visited in Milwaukee and Min
neapolis. She was accompanied by
Miss Helen Stillman, who will be her
guest for a time. Miss Gross. who was
graduated this spring from the Fargo
high school, will enter the domestic
science department of the A. c. this
fall.
Miss Evelyn Everhart returned yes
LbIudy LIOu pOltSp WnGFB Sn6
has been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Byron Massie during fair week. Mr..
and Mrs. Massie and little daughter,
Miss Marian are expected in a few
days and Mrs. Massie and Miss Marian
will be guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A,
Everhart on Fifth avenue south for a
month.
A business women's rally composed
of business women of the city and un-
der the auspices Of the Business Wo-
mems Bible class of the Y. w. c. A.
is planned tonight at 8 o'clock in
stones new auditorium. There will be
no admission charged and every BUSH
ness woman of the city is asked to
be in attendance. 1t is expected 500
women will take part. All delegates
are requested to wear badges bearing
the name of the place at which they
are employed.
Judge and Mrs. b. +. S%paulding of
Third avenue south are planning to
move to Bismarck the first of the week
to make their home permanently II
satisfactory arrangements can be made
to dispose of their home here. Judge
and Mrs. Spalding have been residents
of this city for a number of years and
have a large circle of warm friends
here who will greatly regret. to loose
them. They plan to leave Fargo Mon
day for the capital city.
A very delightful event of last even
ing was the informal dancing party at
which Miss Violet Letford. charming
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Letford
of the Prescott hotel. was hostess to
over 100 of her young friends. The
diningroom was decorated very effec-
lively for the occasion and served
nicely for a ballroom. Red and white
was the color scheme used throughout
with ~festoonings of crepe paper and a
~profusion Of garden lowers. Frappe
was served from a prettily decorated
arbor and all of the guests were unani-