The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-07-16
Social Notes

Ed skarda, cutter at Lasson's, left
Monday for Chicago to post up. on the
new ideas for next season. He will re-
turn July %.
Mrs. F. L.. Gardner n family have
returned to their home on Thirteenth
street south after a couple of weeks
outing at the l~akeshore.
Mrs. Julius Aske and children of
Moorhead left today in their car for
Lake Detroit, where they will open
their cottage for the ummer
The missionary society of the Ply
mouth congregational church will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. G. f. At
wood. S1S Seventh street north at 8
o'clock. #'.
Mrs. w. M. Dynes Of Havre, Mont,
is the guest for a few days Of DR.. and
leave Friday to visit friends at Owa-
tonna, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. z. Gaffaney have re-
turned to their home at Bismarck after
a visit with Mrs. Gaffaney's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Ridley Of Thir-
teenth street north.
Mrs. w. J. Clapp will leave tomor-
row for a delightful outing. at the e.
H. Hobart farm near Cummings, N. D.
Mrs. Clapp will be the guest OF Mrs.
Hobart for a week.
H. MISS lud EASHlIGW -E5bNEliSur III SSS-
terday from a ten days trip to the
win cities and she reports d very fine
visit, having attended the wedding OF
a friend while away.
Harold Bergh, reporter for the J. I.
Case T. M Co.. of this city, left last
evening on a trip through Glacier park
to Kalispell, also visiting at Poison
and Great Falls, Mont.
Bismarck Tribune: Miss Hazel Owen
left Sunday morning for. a visit at
Fargo with friends and also expected
to take a trip to the lakes at Detroit
for the purpose of fishing. a. ii" ~
Mrs. N. X. Harris and sister, Miss
Widlund, have returned home from the
Detroit lakes, where they spent a week
with DR.. and Mrs. P. e. Hoffman at
their summer home on Lake Sally.
Among the young doctors who were
in the city last week for the purpose
of taking the state board examinations
was DR., Neal of Bismark. pr. 9. A.
Rawlings also of the capital city, spent
the week here in the capacity Of ex-
aminer. .'>a
III. Crockard, little Craig, Miss Hol-
brook and Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. White
head, will break camp at Mahdan Nom
day and return home. They have spent
a very pleasant week across the river,
the gentlemen going over every eve
ming to enjoy supper with their fam
lilies. r.,
A pretty event of yesterday after
noon was an informal thimble bee
given by the Misses Nellie Bishop and
Margaret Newton at the home OF the
latter in honor of Miss Florence Fale
Of milwaukee,, who is the guest of the
Misses Pollock. The afternoon passed
very pleasantly with sewing and a
dainty lunch was served.
The Pocahontas Campfire group went
on a hike this afternoon up the river
ana enjoyed a picnie supper Miss
announcements to the members Of the
high school Campfire for a hike ON
Friday afternoon, and the girls are
welcome to bring their friends. The
street south at 6;45 Friday afternoon
and go for a two hours trip up the
river. Each one is expected to bring
her own lunch and If it rains Friday,
the girls will meet at the same hour
oil Monday. ~ $50 .Er.
The Young Peoples union of the
First Baptist church were entertained
in a very novel way last evening at the
Pitcher farm east of Moorhead at a
progressive picnic dinner. About thir-
ty-ive young people went to the farm
in hay racks and automobiles and upon
their arrival were given paper sacks
and requested to visit the various
booths and collect their dinner, mean
while Worklng up q keen appetite by
walking from booth to booth which
took them to various places about the
farm. Later the route mapped out
led to a campfire, where the repast
was enjoyed amid much merriment.
Stories over. the campfire ana games
concluded a very pleasant evening.
Mrs.&sUscar Rustad of Sixth street
south, Moofhead, was a charming host
ess yesterday and today at a series of
delightful porch parties. Yesterday
afternoon six ladies were invited to
meet Mrs. Bliss Of Barron, Wis, who
is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Ed
win Litter of Moorhead. Mrs. Rustad's
cozy porch was nicely arranged for the
occasion and D. happy afternoon was
spent with needlework, and a delicious
lunch was served. This afternoon a
party of young ladies were entertain
ed by Mrs. Rustad at her pretty home
and after a pleasant afternoon Of sew
ing and chat a dainty lunch was Ell
joyed. The guest list for this, after.
noon included the Misses. Evelyn and
Bertha Everhart and Madeline Keller
of Fargo and the, Misses Simenitsch
Miss Frances Tillotsen and Mrs. Brad.