The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-12

scheme and covers were laid for
twelve. After dinner a pleasant infor-
NAL evening was spent.
Byron Massie of Minneapolis was a
weekend guest of friends in the city.
Miss Louise Doleshy, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. E. Bestic
OF Thirteenth street south, has left
for her home at BrushVale, Mimi.
Miss Lubelle Wilson was the guest
over the weekend OF her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Stewart Wilson of Third ave-
nue. south. Miss Wilson is a member
of he school faculty at Casselton.
Mrs. B. F. spalding of Bismarck
spent the weekend as the guest Of
her brother, c. H. Baker of Fifth
street north for a few days, after
spending a few days with friends at
Cummings, N. d.
Atty. and Mrs. V. r. Lowell Of Fourth
avenue south entertained today Attor-
ney LoVells mother, who is en- route
to her home at Garner, Ia, after Wis
tting a daughter in Washington. Mrs.
Lowell arrived yesterday and will leave
tonight for her home.
r. G. Patterson of The Forum staff
returned home Saturday evening from
kokomo, Ind, where he was called
three weeks ago by the illness of his
mother. Mrs. Patterson is somewhat
improved in health, her condition dur
ing the past week being encouraging.
Miss Suzanne Miller of New Hamp-
shire is the guest of Miss Jean Hanna
for the summer. Miss Hanna Is spend
ing a short time at the Fargo resi-
dence and has recently returned from
an extended trip through the east.
Governor and Mrs. Hanna and son Rob-
ert have been here for a few days,
Governor Hanna and his son leaving
for Bismarck Saturday. Mrs. Hanna
left today to spend part of the week
In Minneapolis.
Miss Adele Smith is entertaining
Miss Betty Rutt of Saginaw, Mich, at
her home on North Broadway, Miss
Smith, accompanied by her guest, viii
leave Thursday for Minneapolis, where
Miss Smith will meet her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Smith, who are return
ing from the east, where they were
called by the illness of their son, Van
Iuyl, who is now convalescent. Miss
Rutt will continue from Minneapolis
to her home.
An event which is anticipated with
much pleasure by the music lovers Of
the city will be the graduate recital
torium by Miss Ruth Halaas. Miss
Halaas is from Christine, N. D., and
Is a pianist of much ability and ex-
tends a cordial Invitation to all Of her
friends. She will be assisted by Anna
Laura Goodman, soprano, and the pro
gramme for the evening is a. decidedly
pleasing one. The A. c. orchestra will
play accompaniment to several selec-
ions.
Edmund T. Burke of Chicago, for
merry or Fargo, brother Of u. S. Treas
urer Burke, spent Sunday and Monday
in the city a guest at the Gardner
hotel. Mr.. Burke is manager of the
department of the Canadian northwest
OF the international Harvester Co.
with Headquarters in the windy city.
He reports that while the former gov
ernor and Mrs. Burke are nos yet per
manently settled in Washington, they
are enjoying their new ENVIRONMENT
immensely and hope to be located in
their new home within a few weeks.
Mr.. Burke will leave for Chicago this
evenlng. He Is living on the north
side near Wilson avenue.
1t will pay you to see the big values
in all hammer of ready-to-wear items
at Black's.-Advt.