The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-21

only 242 were brought in a second
time, IS a third time. and 8 a fourth.
Miss Ellen Smith, Of Moorhead, has
gone east for her vacation, n will
enjoy quite In extended tour.
Maj. and Mrs. G.. c. Grafton, of the
Rockwell, returned home Wednesday
from a weeks outing at Fair Hills.
Mrs. w. B. Berner n son, who havs
beer the guests of Mrs. j. S. Callahan,
left last evening for their home in
jamestown.
Misses Bessie Hubert and Isabel
WehrKamp are to entertain this even
ing at the formers home, 604 Eleventh
street south, complimentary to Miss
Echo Pattison, of Grand Forks.
Mrs. D. L.. Riley, of sos Fourteenth
street south, is hostess this afternoon
to about fifteen friends, entertaining
informally at a thimble bee, with lunch
served after ~needlework is laid aside.
Col. John B. Benton, formerly of this
city, where he is well known, but now
go the first of the week, Is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthews, at the Rock
well.
Mrs. N. K. Hubbard, Of 500 Ninth
street south, is entertaining a few lady
friends this afternoon complimentary
to Miss Tilly, of Medina, O. The hours
, were to be spent with needlework, fol-
lowed by a dainty lunch. ~
Mrs. James Conroy of Milwaukee
formerly Miss May Fuerst, of this city
and brother, Lawrence, are visiting In
the city and renewing old acquaintan-
ces. They are the guests of Miss Mabel
Olson, of Seventh street north.
1t is said that in the District Of Col
umbia, an association Of women who
are opposed to the suffrage movement
has resolved not to attend any theatri.
cal productions which have any sug.
gestion favoring votes for women.
Miss Irene keenan,, of Seventh street
south, returned home. Thursday from
Hobson, Mont, where she has beer
spending the ummer with relatives
MISS keenan, also visited at Billings
Mont, with Mrs. Fred Hanst, formerly
of this city. She was gone line weeks
Miss Edna Bowers, of Roberts stree,
north, entertained the members of the
Wabeta club at their weekly meeting
Thursday afternoon. The young ladie,
enjoyed themselves with their needle.
work, after which the hostess served
a dainty two-course lunch. Several var.
ieties of flowers formed pretty decora.
tionS. The meeting next week will b,
with Miss Edith Kerr.
Miss Anne Schuyler left this after.
noon for the west. and in company will
a party of teachers, four of whom, from
Twin Valley. Mimi, Joined her here to,
day, will take a trip through Yellow,
stone park. The others of the part.
will join them at Miles City, Mont
From Yellowstone, Miss Schuyler viii
go to Seattle, where she is to teach il
the public schools this coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Webster. of -Four
teenth street south. are expecting thei
son, Walter w. Webster. who has
Il months fnrl0nph hnnna Aha Hrok ~
next week from Brooklyn, where h,
has been employed this summer as as
sistant naval constructor in the New
York Navy yard. At the conclusion o
his studies in the Massachusetts, Insti
tute of Technology, at Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Harrington an,
family, accompanied by their guest
Mrs. Van Nortwick. of Middleport, n
Y, Mr.. Harrington's sister, returne
Wednesday from Lake Melissa, wher
they enjoyed a two weeks outing a
the Harrington cottage. They wer
accompanied by Gordon Cox. who wen
on to his home in Valley City, and Ken
meth Goodwin, of Fargo, who wer
guests of Houghton Harrington for
week.
Al company of fifteen lady friends
associates of Mrs. Byron Greene, &
Beckersville. Mich when the latte
lived in Moorhead. about twenty yea
{ ago. Were guests Thursday afternoo
OF Mrs. G. T. Pomeroy. OF Moorhea,
who entertained complimentary to he
{ sister. Garden flowers In profusion de
corated both the spacious porch and til
j various rooms. and a delightful after
noon was spent In discussing old time
) The hostess served a dainty lunch {
j the close of the pleasant affair.
Mrs. e. M. barrow, accompanied i
Prof. and Mrs. FL. 4. BoIley and til
~ latter1s sister. Mfg. Smith. Of Hama.