The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-05
sting link Of the past with the pres

ent.
1t is reported that Miss Maidle Cook,
f ffa GsGdpeF. 3 sister Of Roy Cook Of
Both Of the young people have many
friends in this city and county.
Mrs. F. w. Pearson, Of sol Four
teenth street south, was hostess Tues
day afternoon to the Woman's union of
the First Congregational church. 1t
was a missionary meeting, and Mrs.
Wilbur Lawrence was in charge OF the
program, which was followed by a. So
cial hour and the serving of lunch.
Miss May stodder, of Moorhead, has
gone to Killarney beach. Lake Pelican,
for about w weeks, and on her return
will accompany her mother. Mrs. L. T.
Stodder, on a trip to Yellowstone park.
Miss Waite Stodder has gone to Bos-
ton, to spend the remainder of the
summer with relatives and friends.
Word from Mrs. Jean McNaughton
she is feeling we'll again, after hsr
long illness. and will soon start for
Detroit. Mich. with Mr.. Stevens, to at
tend the big G.. A: r. reunion there. En-
of Mr.. Stevens, at Monroe. Mich.
2. e. Gale, vice president Of the
Wood County Cranberry CO, of Min
neapolis, and H. w. Ewing, secretary
Of the same firm, are guests at the
Comstock; They are travelling in Mr..
car, accompanied by a chauffeur, and
Will be at the Comstock all this week.
Miss Fany and Henry Clapp were
host and hostess last evening at the
w. J. Clapp home, at the regular meet
ing of the Epworth league of the First
tendance of about twenty-fve, ana fol-
lowing the business session. a social
hour, with games and refreshments,
was enjoyed. Several vocal numbers
were given by Mr.. Akin.
Mrs. c. D. Blakeslee, of 324 Ninth
avenue south, entertained fifteen of the
children of the neighborhood Tuesday
afternoon, in celebration Of the eighth
birthday anniversary of her daughter
Evelyn. The party all went to Island
enjoyed, and later returned to the
BlakeSlee home, where a dainty supper
was served. A birthday cake was an
attractive feature of the menu.
Miss Harriet Hunt. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. E.. Hunt, of M%oorhead, who
In the east, is expected TO arrive home
the latter part of this week. Miss
Hunt, who graduated from Smith col
lege last year, went in June to attend
large house parties at various places
in the east, were a feature, and has
been visiting relatives and numerous
friends in Massachusetts, New York and
Pennsylvania, since.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will v. Hughes and four
children, and Miss Marion Jane Kuche-
man, of Beach, N. D., who drove down
in their big car and were guests a few
days at the DR.. Pattison and Walter
Treat homes, spent the past week in
company with the two latter families
at he lakes, at ,Dunns resort. They
were accompanied from Beach by Mrs.
Walter Treat, who had been a guest at
the Hughes home for three weeks.
drove down to Minneapolis, but are ex-
pected back here next week. Miss
kucheman Is at the Treat home. Mrs.
Hughes, Mrs. Treat and Mrs. Pattison
families has been a very delightful one,
added to the pleasure of the long auto
mobile trip.
A Valley City paper of recent Issue
has the following account, in part, of a
large social affair: Yesterday after
the Wylie Nelson home were crowded
with the guests of Mrs. Wylie Nelson
and daughters, Minnie and Hazel, and
Mrs. Robert Baillie and daughters, An
Mrs. NELSON'S sister, Mrs. Belle Spur
who has been the guest of the Nelson's
for several months. In the receiving
line besides the hostesses were Mrs.
opuA4 In IL a 4IluISl, OF Hnlla-
delphia. The guests assembled in the
large living rooms, where Mesdames
Lynn, McMullen, Anna Sternberg,
Charles Peterson, and w. T, Craswell,
presided. In the dining room the host
esses were assisted by Mesdames Frank
White, w. D, jeffrey, Mrs. J. B. Never
and Miss Nellie Farnsworth who pour
ed. In serving. the hostesses were as
sisted by the Misses Blanche Mason,
Grace Ellis, Beatrice Sorem, Esther
Peake, Constance Mcpherson, Ann Nc
Gee, Lucille Foster and Jessie Thorkel-
son. Mrs. w. w. Smith also assisted in
the dining rooms. On leaving the din
ing room, each guest had a small bou-
quet of sweet peas pinned on her gown.
by one of the assistants. During the
afternoon hours, a four piece orchestra
composed of Clair Codding, of Fargo.
Josephine Wright, Professor Perfect
and Louis Clark, played behind a screen
OF ferns, adding much to the enjoyment
OF the guests. A large number of out
of-town guests were present.
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