The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-26
Madison and children went to the Mad
son farm near Larimore today for a
few days visit. :

! Madison and children went to the Mad
| son farm near Larimore today for a
few days visit. :
Miss. Tillie Menicke returned home
| yesterday from Lake Geneva. wis,
where. she attended the Y. W. c. Al,
| conference held there this month. She
| reports the conference a great sue
| cess. .S -,.5 EsE
The Misses Catherine Mcdonald and
Mabel Steiber of Bismarck left today
Tor their home after an over Sunday
visit with Fargo friends. They stopped
| mere en- route home from Iowa where
they spent the summer visiting rela-
| tives o- .--.-'o -
The Misses Alice and Pearl Bemis OF
Courtenay, who have been i'll for some
tlme were brought to a local hospital
yesterday and today both underwent
oprations for appendicitis. Their many
friends will hope for a speedy recov-
cry. FsEs
Mrs. J. P. Glasgow and daughter,
Margaret. are visiting Mrs. Glasgow's
sister, Mrs. c. A. Wood at Crookston
Mr.. and Mrs. Glasgow and family have
Just located in Fargo, having made
their home in Wahpeton the past six
years. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Bestic and sons,
Edward and Gordon, returned home
yesterday from Harvey, N. D., where
they have been guests of Mrs. Bestic's
sister, Mrs. Clark, the past few DAYS.
They also visited relatives at Edmunds
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Fl. G. Clizbe and daugh-
ter of the Mt Vernon apartments, have
returned home from Big Pine lake
Where they have enjoyed lake life since
and daughter occupied a home on
Grand View Heights this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson and daughter,
Miss Gertrude Pierce of Larimore, ar
rived in the city last evening and are
guests at the J. C. S. Nelson home,
lilo First avenue south. Miss Pierce's
marriage to John Burr of this city will
be solemnized tomorrow evening"
Miss Phoebe TIE of Mnot arrived in
the city today and will be the guest of
Fargo friends few days. Miss Tie
will act as bridesmaid to Miss Gertrude
John Burr Of this city will take place
tomorrow evening at st. Mary's parish
| house.
Mrs. L. c. Davenport 113 Eleventh
street south, left yesterday for ST Paul
| where she will visit with friends few
| days. She will be joined in st. Paul
| oy Dr. Davenport who has been visit
| ing his mother in Pennsylvania and the
two will return together the last of
the week n e-- .a-. =
Mrs. Norton, of the deLendrecie
| store. returned this week from
| She visited New York Philadelphia
| Cleveland and Chicago and was busy
| every minute of the time purchasing
Women's and childrens outer garments
Whlch are arriving every day by ex-
| press.
| Miss Jane, Van Week of Superior,
who has been a guest at the ]. s.
Frame home the past ten days, will
! leave Thursday for her home. She will
be accompanied by her hostess Mrs
a fortnight. Mrs. Frame goes to at
tend the wedding of her sister, Miss
Gladys Gilbert who will be a Septem-
ber bride.
Mr.: and Mrs. A S. E1ford and two
daughters, of Seattle. Wash, will ar
oe,.,n rye IN the. the city this. evening for a
and Mrs Parrott of the agricultural
college. They are on their way to
! New York for a month and en- route
| nome will stop at Fargo to conclude
| their visit at the Parrot home.
Mr. and Mrs Sol Simon returned yes
| terday from a three weeks buying trip
| to New York. Mr.. Simon drove his car
home from Minneapolis and he says
the roads We're in poor condition for
t6rGmggS, tt66rping, h but toda he 1managed to get
returned on the train. They had a
| very successful trip and purchased a.
large line of new goods for their
store.
Mrs. r. A. Beard and Messrs. Ralph
and HUBERT Beard, will leave tomor-
row afternoon for the east, which will
include a several weeks visit with
| relatives in Boston and Cambridge
Hubert Beard will sail from Boston
sept 30 for England where he will
re-enter Oxford university as thel
| Rhodes scholar of the state of North
Dakota. Mrs. Beard plans to be away
SIX weeks or two months.
Announcement was made yesterday
OF the engagement of Edith Goodkind
merchant of st. Paul to Lessing j.
Rosenwald son Of Julius Rosenwald, 4 |
Chicago multi-milEonaire The en-
gagement Is the result of friendship
the University of Chicago several
years ago. The wo1young people were
In the same classes and the acquaint- |
ance formed there continued afterl
graduation. No date for the wedding
has been set. Mr.. and Mrs RosenwaldI
are spending the weekend in St Paul. !
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Goodkind.
Sept. 20 is the dan that has been
| chosen for Tag day for the Crittenton|
nome. Yesterday AFTERNOON a recep- |
tlon was held at the home for the pub |
lic at which time plans were made for
the annual Tag day The house was
throWn open from 3 10 5 o'clock and \
the guests were shown all the rooms /
including the nursery. The house dec
orations We're yellow and white, great
quantities of golden glow being used
Yellow candles comb bleted the color
scheme. Light refreshm ents were serv |
ed during the visiting hours, Miss
Topping, the superinteh ehdent being as
sisted by Miss Mollie Feldhamr1er.
Robert q. Paterson lift Saturday forl
chicago where he will take the lake /
trip from Chicago to Dglluth as guest
Of his cousins, Congrds and Mrs.
Sharpe of Cleye1a71d n @ Ct0Y1 o., ia {. s.r,, y
Sharpe's party Will alao include Presi-
dent and Mrs: Howe of Butler college,
indiana. a and AZ Miss virginia sharpe Pat
be joined at Chicago tbday by Senator
w. r. Porter1eld and Hert Finney who
have been in NASHVILLE Tenn. attend
ing the national convfntion of drug
gists. and they will raurrl home with
Mr. Paterson the frstto OF next week
The rest of the parity viii return to
Cleveland by boat.