The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-24

Edmund Otis Freeman is to be a host
Tuesday evening at the Rea Country
club.
Little Mildred Carlson, of Dilworth,
Is a guest of May Hanson. at the Nels
Hanson home, 370 Eighth avenue south, |
and will return home Tuesday.
Crookston Times: The Frank An
TO their homes after spending several
days here visiting with Jacob Andrist |
and other relatives.
The social hop planned for this even
Ing at the country club will be held
Tuesday evening Instead, the weather
planned for this evening at the club,
had to be postponed, on account OF the |
rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. E. Whiting were host |
n hostess Saturday evening at the
country club at a small, Informal din
ner party, complimentary to Mr.. and
Mrs. Stone, of the Gardner, the occasion |
being in celebration of Mrs. Stones |
birthday anniversary.
Miss Nellie Bishop spent Saturday at |
1asselton, where she and Miss Blanche
Fox, the latter of Devils Lake, were the
guests for the day of Mrs. E. F. Payne.
The three were classmates at the Val
ley City normal. Miss Fox was on her
way home from an extended visit with
a sister, in Everett, Wash.
IAe auto "Trip ana picnic planned by
a party of local suffragists, who were
TO have motored to Abercrombie sat.
urday for a street suffrage meeting in
the evening. had to be given up on ac-
count of the rain in the afternoon. and
the meeting was not held. 1t is prob-
able that 1t will be arranged for next
Saturday.
Nh. and Mrs. J. A. Anderson arrived
nome saturday evening from a two
weeks. cutting at the lakes. They were
to Shoreham, where they were guests
at the Park Hill hotel. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
y Rupert, and the formers sister, Miss
helen rupert, who were also there for
ABOUT the same length of time, return
ed home Friday evening.
Misses Jessie Comstock and I,ulu
wagner, of Moorhead, were hostesses
at the formers home, SOC Eighth street
south, saturday afternoon, to a com
p pntsrt or thirty lady friends, whom they
ing needleWork, a delicious lunch was
served, and small bouquets of garden
MOVERS nov were given the guests as fav-
decorations, throughout.
Misses Clara and Lorinne Pollock
and Charles M. Pollock left Sunday ev-
enlng for Milwaukee, where, on Sent.
l, the wedding of Mr.. Pollock and Miss
Florence Sayle, of that city, viii be
solemnized. A number of pre-nuptiaI
festivities are to take place this week
at Milwaukee, in honor of he event
Judge and Mrs. G. A. Pollock will leave
next Sunday night to be in attendance
at the wedding.
Mrs N. Haight,. of Casselton, was the
guest last week from Wednesday until
saturday, of Mrs. w. S. Martin, of 33O
Eighth avenue south. Miss Joyce Mar
tin, of Park River, a niece of Mrs.
Martin' VINO has been a guest at the
Martin home for the past three weeks,
VIII be here about two weeks more,
Her sister, Miss Bertha Martin. who
was also aguest at the Martin home, re-
turned to Park River last week.
Mr.; and Mrs. J. A. Coyle, of the
MeSsler apartments are moving to
their many friends here, Mr.. COVE
leaving Sunday night, and Mrs. Coyle
gong tonight. Mr.. Coyle has been ex-
pert mechanic here for the Deere-Web-
Der Co, of Minneapolis, coming to this
city from Aberdeen, S.. D., and Is sum
moned to Minneapolis to do important
expert work the change coming as a
considerable promotion.
Crookston Daily Times: Miss Lulu
Riedesel returned from Washington,
Cp last evening after spending since
the frst of June visiting with friends
and relatives the guest of a brother
FREQ, secretary to Hon. Halvor Steen,
erson, or this city and congressman
from the Ninth congressional district
She reports a very pleasant trip hav-
ing come home by way of Duluth and
the Great Lakes. She also stopped al
the large eastern cities for a few days
Friends in this city of Miss Laura
May Carroll, formerly of this city, and
3 now of Aberdeen, S. D., are pleased to
learn that at the recent South Dakota
pharmaceutical association meeting In
Aberdeen, she took a prominent part on
the program, and that the Aberdeen
American published her picture. Miss
carroll who Is a daughter of Col. and
MRS. j. w. Carroll, now of Lisbon, Is
second vice president of the association
Mr.. Carroll was formerly for a LONG
time pharmacist at the Crusoe drue
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Grady viii en-.
terrain at dinner Tuesday evening al
the country club for Mrs. F. Seusdorf
Oh SeattIs' n Mrs. Bake, Of Mime
try club, will entertain following the
dinner, for the same GUESTS. Mre
Hausdorf and Mrs. Bake are guests a
the club, the former coming here froN
a visit in Minneapolis, a few days ago
She will start for the west Thursday
and Will be accompanied as far as Liv,
l. lngston, Mont, by Mrs. Bake, who goe,
In to the Montana town to make her home
J.. The Chicago Herald of recent issue
prints the following: Domestic scienc,
OF classes, sewing, cooking and genera
household work will be established II
III the women's state prison by Miss Grac
Fuller, who took charge as matron
is Miss Fuller was for nine years dean o
women at the Michigan state norma
school at rpsflanti. Her plans for tn
r modern classes, she said, have had tn
ke Endorsement of Miss JAM Adams, Mrs
ke Ella Fiagg Young and Mrs. Medill Nc
Cormick. The prisoners will be traine
IN to assume some life work when re
~ leased"
Ed T. Conmy went to Detroit lax
Saturday, to join the house party a
which DR.. Martin Rindlaub, of this cit,
lie. is host, at the Rindlaub cottage. Pro.
lis Raymond Hitchcock, of the state uni
versity, at Grand Forks; George Nc
Clintock Of Rugby; Porter Talcott G
Bismarck; Hugh Putnam of Darlington
- Theodore Wells of Grand Forks; Dea
SO r. p: Robinson Of Fargo college, an
nd DR.. Graham, B. p. Guild and Charlie
Crawford also Of Fargo have been D.
=, Rindlaub's guests most of the tim
~ since a week age Saturday, and tn
T. party, all of whom are members of tn
- Sigma Chi fraternity, will probably re
81 main at the lake for several days long
er.
ok Grand Forks Herald: Miss Bessi
r. Tharaldson returned from a six week
OF trip, spending most of the time /
SO South Dakota. Her first visit was wit
from Fargo to Gary. s. D., she made tn
latter place her headquarters. Sh
made many little trips, going here an
ne there seeing the country, meeting me-
as friends all along the line. On the re
nd turn trip she stopped in Fargo an
er thence to Rock Lake. Then Cando wa
the last place to be visited and he