The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-12

tended the high school. Mrs. Perry
has been the guest of honor at a num-
ber' of pretty pre-nuptial parties.
Miss Lulu Prior has gone to Thief
River Falls to visit friends for a week
or more.
Mrs. F. e. Baldwin, of Moorhead, is
spending this week at Lake Minneton-
ka, as the guest of Minneapolis rela-
tives.
Mrs. Maurice Rubins, of Minneapolis,
is in the city for a two weeks visit
as the guest of Mrs. A. Joseph, of the
Mt. Vernon apartments.
Miss Alvera Watt and Anna Nc
Laughlin returned home this morning
from a ten days visit with friends and
relatives In the twin cities.
Mrs. M. F.. Holderman will leave
about Friday on an eastern buying
trip, and will visit several Of the large
eastern markets to secure new millin-
cry styles.
E. J.. Chamberlain and daughter,
Miss Chamberlain, Of Devils Lake,
spent the day in Fargo, making the
trip IN their Haynes car.
Miss Verna Hanson Of Rugby
arrived in the city Tuesday and will
Nc IIlS guest OIL MISS annie hSOn6n OF
Seventh street north for a week.
Misses Mary and Ellen Johnson and
Kate O'Laughlin returned home yes
terday from Big Detroit and Shore
ham, where they have enjoyed a two
weeks vacation.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety Of the Broadway Methodist
church will give an Ice cream social on
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north, Thursday evening.
The Ladies' Aid and Missionary of
st. Marks church will meet in the
church parlors Thursday afternoon,
with Mesdames McLaren, Plamm and
Herman as hostesses.
Mrs. Mamie Hubbell went to st. Paul
this morning, where she will spend q
week or more in the interest of her
work here. Mrs. Hubbell is the new
director of the department Of express
sion of Fargo conservatory.
Mrs. R. E.. Weible is in receipt of
word from DR.. Weible that he reached
New York yesterday, and is now on
his way to this city. Dr.. Weible's tel
egram stated that he had had a thrill
ing experience on the way over, the
vessel he was on being towed by a
warship, but did not give details,
which are eagerly awaited by his many
friends here. DR.. Weible has been
gone since the middle Of June.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Ross, of Ninth street
south, are parents of a seven-pound
daughter, born Monday.
Miss Mary Portz, of Portland, Ore, is
In the city as the guest of Mrs. J. P.
Gleason and other friends.
Lieutenant Governor and Mrs. Kraab-
eL of Clifford, were in the city last
evening to attend the concert given by
the Luther college band of DEBORAH, Ia.
The regular meeting of the Young
Ladies' guild Of the First Congrega-
tional church was held Tuesday after
noon. with Miss Jennie Champine as
hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Geary, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. w. Farnham, and H. L. Bolley
are home from Lake Cormorant, where
they have been for the past month.
Mrs. Bolley remained for another week.
DR.. F. B. Lodge and W. W. Paige and
families; Of Steele, who have been
Minnesota, motored to Fargo y~ester-
day from Park Rapids, on their way
back to Steele.
Friends of Miss Frances Shea, OF
G1yndon, are pleased to learn that the
recent operation which she underwent
at Rochester, Mimi, was successful, and
that she has SO far recovered as to be
able to return home.
Mrs. John P. Edwards and son Jack
formerly of this city, now of Ocean
Springs, Miss who are the guests OF
Mrs. Edwards parents at Cakes, are
expected by Fargo friends to arrive in
this city Saturday, for a visit.
Madame Ida Melin is home from the
east, where she went to attend the ma.
! I4nn hIrn~n1iGF c5 convention hold a.
the Hotel Somerset, Boston, and a.
which over 500 members were in at
tendance. Madame Melin also visited
other eastern cities.
Between thirty n forty of the ten,
mis- enthusiasts who are in the city fol
the state tournament, were given auto
rides last evening, after which all were
entertained at a theatre party at the
Orpheum by the local association. Halt
a dozen cars were preferred for the
rides.
Mrs. W. G. Buttree, who left this
morning for Warroad, Mimi, was &C.
companied by Miss Anna Chisholm anG
Miss Myrtle McGilton. They will start
on their Lake of the Woods boat triI
at Warroad, and will stop at Kenora
Fort Francis and international Falls
probably returning to this city by way
of Bemidji, after an absence of about
three weeks.
Mrs. c.. Kobe and daughter, Miss
Azalia Kobe, and Charles Ellis return
ed Tuesday from the lakes. Miss Kobe
had been there two weeks, spending
the first week as a guest at a house
party given at Lake Melissa by Miss
Myrtle Flaten, of Moorhead, and ther
being Joined by her mother, and spend
ing the past week at Eddy lodge. Mr.
Ellis went down for over Sunday.
Mrs. C. c. Pitsch n Mrs. r. H
Barnes were hostesses Tuesday after.
noon at the formers home, of 143C
Fourth avenue south, at a small socia.
to be married this evening. A daintily
appointed repast was served at {
o'clock, the table being decorated In
green and yellow, with yellow ribbons
extending from the place cards to the
center. Miss Faulders found severa,
pretty gifts at the end of her ribbon
and the others drew tiny bags of rice
Rev. r. A. Beard, who has been ir
the west since June, leaving here june
J Fl, is expected to arrive home either
Saturday or Sunday. No services will.
tbe held in the First Congregations,
DR.. Beard has visited in Corvallis, Ore.
where his son Ralph, is assistant chem
list in the government experiment sta
tion, and at Seattle, Los Angeles. SaT
Diego, M Chula Vista, Cal. The C
W.. Darling family, formerly of this
city, now live at the latter place. Dr.
Beard preached at both San Diego anc
Chula Vista. ..-
i About forty-fve of the young ladies
Of st. Joseph's church of Moorheat
Joined in a pleasant ~pre-nuptial affail
last evening: for Miss Teresa Herfick
giving it at st. Joseph's hall. A par
of the evening was spent in needle
work for the bride-to-be, the articles
being presented to her later and sh'
was also presented with a handsome