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

wise.
Budd Burt has returned to Fargo af-
Ter three months spent in Los Angeles
Burt.
MRS. II. r. Rawalt and son Lloyd, OF
80 Eleventh avenue north, are home
from a six weeks visit with relatives
ana friends in New York city and
Buffalo. N. Y.
AcG0rding to the Grand Forks Her
aid, Miss Dora GLADDEN., who recently re-
turned there from Mexico, is going to
our the state giving a series Of lee
lures on her work, under the auspices
or the Women's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist church. Miss
HIdden IS meeting with splendid sue
: cess and has already spoken before
several large gatherings. She spoke
tuesday evening at Thompson, Wednes-
DAY evening at Drayton, and delivered
d Iecture Iast evening at Pembina.
Am3ng the other towns to be visited
Her Bruce, Grafton, WalhaIla, Rolla
ana New Rockford. The Herald also
notes the arrival at Grafton of Miss
MARION WEBSTER, from Africa, who is to
give a series of missionary lectures
throughout the state. Miss Webster has
been teaching in Africa.
.
Miss Agnes Nestor of Chicago, who
less tina ten years ago was operating
a machine in a glove factory Ia this
week taking a prominent part in one
OF the most important Industrial con-
~1erences held in the United States. The
purpose or the conference is to dis
cover the fundamental causes of dis
Satisfaction and unrest in Industry"
MISS Nestor's associates in the indus
ITlal investigation are Mrs. Borden
Hartman and Frank P. Walsh, mem
pers or the federal committee on indus
trlaI relations, and Prof. J. F. Commons
n other noted students of Industrial
conditions.
An auto party to include Mr.. and
mrs. Z. {. F%Ollett, the latter's mother.
MRS; +. Brown, and their guest, Mrs. E.
=; BroWn, Of st. Louis, Mr.. and Mrs.
R6rank Bracelln and Mr.. and Mrs. j. P.
poison and sons, will motor to Lake
Detrolt sunday morning, and will be
the guests at dinner and for the day. of
Mf. and MRS. ]. F. Treat of this city.
me party expect to return Sunday ev-
ening.
Mrs. j: A. Van Kleck is at Grand
Forks, visiting at the home of her sis
Ter Mrs. Van Foote, of Riverside park.
Miss Margaret Kluck expects to leave
Tor her home in Inkster, N. D., Monday
days.
Miss Annie Simons of Moorhead, has
returned nome after a two weeks visit
in jamestown at the L. N. Cadieux
home.
Mrs. william Ostman and daughters
t1dzel ana Evelyn, returned to Crooks
ton FRIDAY, after a visit of several days
at the home of Mrs. Frank Ostman, In
this city.
Misses FfHa RrnUn1an NEa,,5a
and Agnes Johnson left this afternoon
Tor the lakes, and will be guests at an
house party to be given
by MISS Johnson's sister, Miss Alma
Johnson, at their cottage on Big De-
troit. Miss Rizpah Ladd will join the
party. Sunday morning. Several other
friends are going over from Shoreham
for the house party.
Mrs. c. A. Swanson and daughter
Helen, returned home last evening from
Grand Forks, where they were guests
of Mrs. SWansen's mother, Mrs. S. Ly-
ons, for q week.
Mrs. III. p. Tough and daughter, Miss
Alice, left this afternoon for a week
end visit at Lake Sally with friends.
Miss Rose Teichmann has as her
guest, Miss Elsie Mcdonald, of Bis
days. Miss Esther Teichmann has re-
turned to her duties as a nurse at the
Bismarck hospital, after a few days
visit at home,
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The man friends in this city of Miss
Olivia Trautman, of Minneapolis, niece
of the Misses Luger, whom she has
visited here, will be pleased to learn
that she has successfully passed a
terms work at Madame MenzeIPs
school of dancing and was n of the
trio In the Greek dance Moments
Musicale" Among several notables APP
pearing on this program, were Mile.
Pizziani, a member of Paylowa's I'M
Danseuse and successor to Genee; and
the rising young Russian interpretive
daneers Mile. Gemma AbkayzoI. Miss