The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-15
Social Notes

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Miss Anna Peterson of Leeds, N. u,
Is visiting friends at Crookston, MINI.
g. n. Stone is home from the lakes
where ne has been on an outing.
Mrs; II, c. Brown of st, Paul, MINI,
rs visiting at the home OF Mrs. r.. B.
Craig Of Fourth street north.
Porter Talcott, who is spending the
summer with his mother and sisters
at Fairhills was in Fargo Saturday,
returning to the lakes Saturday night
Mrs. Chesbro smith, who is spending
the summer at the beautiful cottage
OF her father, Martin Hector, at De-
Iroit lakes, was shopping In Fargo
Saturday.
Mis- Elizabeth clute of st. Paul will
leave this evening Tor her home, hav-
ing been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
g. A. Grafton, since their return from
q western trip.
The Women's Union OF the First
Congregational church will meet with
mrs wilbur Lawrence at her home
afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Miss Katherine Fogarty left this
morning for Murdoch, MINI, to visit
her mother, Mrs. e. A. Fogarty. She
will be lack at her duties as clerk
at deLendrecie's next week.
A. 7. shotweIl, Winthrop shotweIl,
Florence Shotwell, Mrs. 4, /. Lewis
and Miss Jessie Green motored to Lake
Melissa today and viii be at shotwelps
Point for the rest Of the summer.
The Women's Missionary society of
the fret Presbyterian church will
meet Tuesday afternoon at 8 O'Clock
with Mrs. ~. +. Ladd of 1104 Thirteenth
street north. All women of the church
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Prof. Dana C.. Munro of the Uni
verstty or Wisconsin,, who while at
tending the American
ton has been the guest Of Prof. and
Mrs. W. j. Trimble of Tenth street
north, left last night for Minneapolis,
MIMI, where he is giving a course Of
lectures in the summer school of che
University of Minnesota.
Mr.. n Mrs. G. A. Grafton of the
postofiice force here, and Mrs. Graf
toms sister, Miss Elizabeth w. Clute
Of st. Paul, but formerly of Fargo, Mrs.
w. w. Barton of Minneapolis and Mrs.
j.. C. Benedict of Tenth street north,
have arrived home from a trip through
the west, where they visited Yellow
stone park and other points Of interest
in the west,
This morning occurred the wedding
Of Malcolm McPhail and Miss Amelia
Kellan at the home of the bridegroom's
father, A. II. McPhail, Rev. Mr.. Beh-
ner officiating. MIR. McPhail is EN-
ployed in the mail department of the
q, N. and his bride was a ~stenogra-
pher at the American Gas Machine Co.
ONCE, and has a host of friends who
extend hearty wishes to the happy
couple. Mr.. and Mrs. McPhail left this
afternoon for a wedding trip along the
western coast,
Miss Lila Lorshbough entertained
at her home on Second avenue north,
Saturday afternoon in honor Of her
sister, Mrs. w. w. Lorshbough, a bride
of last week. The rooms were beau
tiful with decorations of red, white
n blue, also the navy colors of blue
n gold, combined with red and white
carnations. About fifteen OF Mrs.
L~orshbough's special friends partook
of Miss L~orshbough's hospitality and
spent a most delightful afternoon. The
color scheme was carried out in the re-
freshments which were served at 4
o'clock
A postal card, with picture Of the
north front of Westminster abbey, re-
'ceived by The Forum, from Mrs. A. J..
stephens of the Fargo conservatory,
dated London, England, July /, says
that she and Miss Imogene Nichols
were having the time of their lives in
the great metropolis. On the date
named they heard Tetrazzinni sing in
Albert hall before several thousand
people. They had visited Buckingham
palace, viewed the historic abbey and
scores Of other places. July 3 they
were scheduled to leave for France,
Intending to visit Rotterdam, Antwerp
and Brussels en- route.
The following, taken from the Minot
Optic, will be interesting to the many
friends of Mr.. n Mrs. HOLSTER of
this city: Distinguished visitors in the
city yesterday were Mr.. and Mrs. Geo,
p. HOLSTER of Fargo, who spent the
day here as the guest of DR.. Catherine
Ross. The HOLSTERS are old time
friends Of Miss Ross, having been
friends for many years when She was
q resident of Fargo. Mrs. HOLSTER is
one of the very prominent club women
of the state, and has participated in
almost every educational movement
which Fargo has ever known. Besides,
Mrs. HOLSTER Is an ardent student of
bird life and her visit with Miss Ross
was an especially agreeable one mas
each summer of her life studying the
habits and lives of the birds. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hollister are making a cross
country trip by motor to Crosby and
NJ. r. Porter who will accompany them
for the remainder of the trip.
The following, taken from The Minot
Optic, will be of interest to the man
friends OF Miss Mulick: Miss Leds
Mansfield was a charming hostess OF
yesterday afternoon when she enter,
tanned informally at her home for Miss
GenevieVe Mulick of Fargo, who ii
Mrs. Pierce's house guest, and Mrs
Thos. B. Murphy, nee Miss Grace Nc
Kone, who is spending the summe
with her parents. Clusters of poppie:
adorned the living room where thu
guests whiled away the Afternoon
hours with embroidery and visiting
Miss Helen Aurland assisted Mis-
Mansfield in the service of a delicious
and daintily prepared lunch at
o'clock. Miss Mansield's guests were
Miss Mulick and Mrs. Murphy, Mrs
Hultgren, Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. Allen, Mrs
Weinrebe, Mrs. Bradford, Mrs. Ellison
Mrs. Child of Kenmare, Mrs. Mulick
Mrs. Aurland, Mrs. Scotield, Ruth ant
Harriet Carrier, Grace WEIGH, Besi