The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-21

Miss Mary Lamb Of Michigan City is
the guest of Mrs John FL. Fleming,
1911 Second avenue south.
Friends will be pleased to learn that
Mrs. Frederick X. Hardy Of the Blen-
helm apartments is convalescent after
her recent operation
MRS. Geo. Il. Miller Of Tenth street
south It's expected home this evening or
tomorrow from at extended trip.
her daughter In Phoenix, Ariz., for
several weeks and went to the coast
where she visited about for some time.
En- route home she stopped with
friends in Minneapolis n will be ac-
companied home by her SON.. Clarence
Miller,
The Fargo delegates to the Fifteenth
district convention of the w. G. q. u.
which was held at Hope, y. d., Thurs
day and Friday, returned home last
evening. They were. Mrs. 3. "a. Wild
er Mrs Lille Is 2. BoWers, MIS- M s. W 1,i Il;
Nelson. Mrs. S. ~Simonson, Mrs. John
Torson, Mrs. Charles Shaver, Mrs. R.
M. Pollock. and Mrs. O.. Fl. Boise. AL
report splendid sessions and are en-
thusiastic in their praise of the Hope
ladies as hostesses.
Last evening Mrs. A. ". oliver en-
tertained at her home on Twelfth street
north in honor of Miss Mary Johnson,
q, bride-to-be of his month. The eve
ming was spent happily with hem
ming towels for the brides linen chest
and she was showered with an inter
esting array of parcels. A dainty
lunch was served at the close OF the
evening. The rooms were decorated
with vases of fragrant peon1es. MISS
Johnson has been one of.the most pop
ular clerks of the A. L. Moody depart
ment store and a number Of pretty
events have been planned for her pre-
nuptial days.
The Misses Olivia and Dorothy
Trautman, nieces of the Misses Luger
Of Sixth avenue south, left Thursday
to visit with friends in st. Louis and
Chicago. They will travel by boat
the return trip from Chicago will be
made via the Great Lakes.
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The Swedish Lutheran congregation
will hold their midsummer festival on
Tuesday, June % at the Lowman place,
a mile and a half west of the church.
Everyone is, welcome.
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j.. s.. Baker and family of Tolley, N.
D., drove into town today in their car
and are visiting friends and relatives
for several days.
Atty. A. w. Fowler left this after
noon for Lake Melissa to join his wife
and baby son for the weekend.
DR.. j. L. Graves left this afternoon
to spend Sunday at Lake Melissa.
Mrs. w. B. Bell was a charming host
ess this morning at a 8 o'clock break
fast at her home on Eighth street
north in honor Of Miss Kathryn Crest,
Covers were laid for ten n a delicious
~five-course repast was served beneath
the shade trees on the lawn. Three
tables were nicely arranged and on
each was a centerpiece of white peon-
les and at each plate was a pink rose.
The place cards were postal cards upon
which the guests were asked to place
addresses and these were pre-
sented to Miss Crest to send, after
leaving the city. A number of other
pretty events are being planned for the
coming fortnight.
Miss Gladys Lowell entertained at
breakfast on Wednesday morning of
this week in honor of Miss Fanny
Clapp and Miss Gladys Von Valken-
burg, who were graduates OF Fargo
college preparatory department this
wear. Covers were laid for six and
breakfast was served with pretty ap-
pointments at 5 o'clock.
Atty. w. j. Clapp has gone to the Y.
M. G. A. camp on Lake Cormorant to
spend Sunday with the boys.
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Yesterday afternoon the Kings Her
aids and the Little Light Bearers Were
entertained at a picnic in Island park.
There were about thirty-fiYe children
present in charge of the ladies OF the
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