The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-24

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Mr.. and Mrs. Q. A. Eckeroth of Min
neapolis, arrived in the city yesterday
for a weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. J.
w. Hodges.
Mrs. John Martin is giving a lunch
con this afternoon at her home in COM
pliment to the house guests of Mrs.
George Hancock.
Mrs. Mary Norton is entertaining as
her guests this week, her sister, Miss
Josephine Norton and her sister, Miss
Genevieve M~ullaney of st. Paul.
Mr.. n Mrs. John Hanson are enter
tanning Wilbur Jackson of Delamare,
O., during fair week. He will leave for
the east Saturday evening.
Miss Harriet Hoxer of Hunter, ar
rived in the city last evening, to at
tend the remaining days of the fair,
While here she will be the guest OF
friends.
Mr.: and Mrs. Lewis Hart are among
the Fargoans who are in from the
lakes, attending the fair. They are
spending the summer at Little Pine
lake.
Miss Margaret Holes of North Broad
way has as her guests today and to-
morrow, the Misses Hanson, Fredland
and Eva and Elma Harrison, of Nome,
N. D.
Mrs. S. L. Lamont of Tenth avenue
south, are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Quick, Mrs. Otto Marquet anc
Miss Jessie Bogen of Cooperstown, dur
ing the fair.
Mrs. T. Themier of Valley City ar
rived in the city yesterday for g
Dawson. Her children will arrive TO-
morrow for the remaining day of the
fair.
Miss Margaret Meredith returned II
her home at Casselton this morning, af.
ter attending the past few days Of the
1alr' While here she was the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Mathews Of Eighth
street south.
Mrs. John Pfeffer Of Eighth avenue
north is giving a luncheon and thin.
bic bee in compliment to Miss Vivian
Dwyer of Minneapolis, who is the guest
of Miss Melissa Ryan. Covers are pIac-
ed for eight guests.
Mrs. o. J. Thompson has been en-
Toying a visit from her mother, Mrs
.; n. simon, and sisters. Misses Clara
and lda, who have been visiting rela-
tiVes in the western part of the state.
They departed for their home at Ben
son. Mimi, this morning.
Mrs. Blanche Boyden Hutchinson left
yesterday for the east where she will
spend the remainder Of the summer,
studying and visiting friends. Mrs
Hutchinson has resigned her position
as teacher of expression in the Fargo
College conservatory and will not re-
turn until late in the fall.
In compliment to her house guests,
Mrs. George Hancock, of North Broad
way entertained a company of forty
ladles yesterday afternoon. The affair
was a himble bee, concluding with a
luncheon at 5 o'clock. Mrs. Hancock
was assisted by the Misses Anne Schuy-
Ter and Louise Tozier.
Miss Edythe Grasse left this after
noon for Chicago where she will spend
the remainder or the summer studying
s yOaGe ,snd pian9; Enroute, she will
Bolce' at Ottawa, Ill. Miss Grasse had
entire charge of the music department.
at the North dakota agricultural col
iege during the summer session and
has had excellent attendance.
The Young Ladies' Suffrage eag
81 Grand FORKS will hold an Important
business meeting this evening at 7:45
o'clock; In the Y. w. C. A. parlors,
Several matters Of Importance will he
discussed and plans will be made for
CARRYING on an active campaign. The
league will cooperate with the votes
Tor Women organization, and the mem
bers are very, enthusiastic over the
OUTLOOK. All young ladies of that city
who are interested in the cause, are
urged to attend the meeting tonight.
Mrs. John Burke, wife of he United
states treasurer and formerly first lady
OF North Dakota, arrived in the state
this week from Washington, Accountant
led by her daughters, Misses Elizabeth
ana Marian, and son., Thomas. They
are visiting at their old home at Devils
Lake and have taken a cottage at
the lake there during the month of
august and the early part Of Septem-
Der. They will be Joined by forme ar
Governor Burke about Sept. /, when he
Is expected to come to the state to
take an active part in the democratic
Burke much enjoys life in Washington
and has made a most favorable i'm
preston there. During their residence
at the national capital, the Burkes
have lived unostentatiously and rath-
er eschewed social life. it is said.
Grand Forks Herald: Miss Jane
Thomson, the national field secretary
for the New York Suffrage association.
who has been working in this state for
the past five weeks, will leave Fargo
today for South Dakota, where she was
called by a message requesting her to
begin campaign work in that state.
Miss Thomson has been in charge Of
the suffrage booth at the Fargo fair.
She has been doing such effective and
efficient work in the state in the cause
o fsuffrage and will not be able to
spend the week here as planned. Miss
ening which calls her to South Dakota
to get into the campaign there. Miss
Thomson has won many friends during
her stay in the state, through her
derstand that the opinion Of her fellow
national workers who place her among
the very best in the field, is no a pre-
JUDGED view. Few If any Of them have
been sent n every campaign thus
far an honor which marks her as a
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