The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-19

Fergus Falls Journal: DR.. Mrs
Welch, Miss Lyon of Minneapolis, Mrs
Wilcox Of California, Mrs. NJ, T. Nc
Mahon, Mrs. F. J. Evans, Mrs. Adams
and son Sam and the Misses Adams
made up a party who motored to Fair
Hills Tuesday.
Mrs. Emerson Smith, Of Ninth avenue
south, was hostess Monday afternoon to
a small company of lady friends, en-
PERTAINING at a thimble bee for Mrs.
Graham, of Evansville, Ind, who Is
visiting. her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
II. Hubbell. Garden flowers were used
as decorations, and the hostess served
lunch after needlework had been laid
aside.
Mrs. F. T. Thompson, of Crookston,
Is the guest this week of Mrs. e. NJ.
Cory, of Fourteenth street and Fourth
avenue north. Mr.. Thompson, who is
working out of Fargo this week, was
In last evening and will be back to-
night. MI. and Mrs. Cory will infor-
mally entertain a few friends at dinner
ms exenlng, complimentary to Mr.. and
Mrs. Thompson.
Fargo suffragists are planning on
having a local melting pot which they
VIII install in some local store window
soon. A number of offers have been
received from the city and outside for
such a pot. Miss Katherine Blake will
speak In Fargo on suffrage, Aug. rs.
The local league have secured Assem-
bly, halls for the meeting which pro
misses to be a big one.
Mrs. e. M. Williams, daughter, Miss
ln1s, and son Kenneth, until the past
week of Grand Forks, are guests at the
nome OF their daughter and sister, Mrs.
north. They will be here for about two
weeks, and upon leaving Fargo, will go
10 Spokane, WASH, to make their flu
ture home. Miss Williams is to be a
s1udent at the state college at Pullman.
Wash, this coming school year.
H. N. Page Small, and DR.. and Mrs.
A. j. Weaver and daughter Ida, all of
Muscantine, Ia. who motored to this
home Of their niece and cousin, Mrs.
P. E.. Towner, Of 1901 Ninth street
south, left here this morning for
Rochester, where DR.. Weaver will at
Mayo Brothers hospital. From Roch-
ester they will return to Muscantine.
Crookston Times of Tuesday: w. A.
Marin, left yesterday for Fargo where
he spent the day before continuing to
other points in North Dakota where he
has matters of a legal nature. He will
return within a few days. J. r.
Heller, travelling salesman for the
polls, left for Fargo last evening where
he will spend a few days attending to
business in connection with the Ware
Misses Ruth Gardner and Minnie
Hagen were hostesses Monday evening
at the formers home, 80 Thirteenth
south, at a lawn party compli-
mentary to Miss Alvina Munger, of
Mimi, Miss GARDENERS guest,
and to Miss Mabel Olson, OF Duluth,
who Is Miss Hagen's guest. Ter girl
friends were guests, and a picnic sup
per was served on the lawn, with sweet
peas forming pretty decorations. The
hours following were spent in an in
social way.
Mrs. E. N. Corson Miss Blanche
True were hostesses Tuesday afternoon
at the home of the former, 815 Sixth
street south, at a joint meeting of the
Women's union and the Young Ladies'
guild of the First Congregational
church. The meeting was principally a
social affair, with needlework as a
diversion, and the hostesses served a
delicious lunch. M~arguerites and
sweet peas formed pretty decorations.
About thirty-ive were present. The
union will hold It's annual meeting and
of officers the first Tuesday in
and the next meeting of the
guild will be a. week from Thursday,
with Mrs. O'Shea.