The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-06

over the state in the past two weeks.
and while all addressed have not
responded, the results SO far are en-
couraging.
Miss e. ~Beauchamp, Of Cavalier, is a
guest at the home of her brother, L. E.
Beauchamp on Fifth avenue north.
Tom Hall will entertain about a
dozen young people this evening at
dinner to be served at the Rea Coun-
try club.
Dorothy Bowe left this marning For
jamestown, where she will Join her
mother for a weeks visit in that vici-
nifty with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Howard were host
ner at the Country club, complimentary
to Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Ulrich. Plates
were laid for ten.
Peter Elliott was host to a company
of ten young people at a Dime party
given at the Rea Country club We'd
nesday evening. Dancing was enjoyed
following the dinner.
Mrs. S. P. Herren. of 61s Tenth AVE.
nue. north, informally entertained two
tables at bridge this morning, for Mrs.
George Hancock's guests. The affair
was a bridge luncheon.
Miss Grace Kimball, OF Minneapolis,
formerly of Fargo, where she has many
friends, is expected to arrive in the
city tonight. to be the guest of Miss
Helen Stubs for a week or ten days.
Katherine Newton, of Cavalier, has
joined Mrs. barrow, OF this city, and
will the latter on a part of
her trip to various parts of the state.
Mrs. barrow gave a suffrage address
yesterday at the county fair at Lang
don, and Mr.. Sayre was also a speaker
at the meeting there.
Mrs. ]. Graham and mother. Mrs.
Fowler, who have been spending sev-
Graham's daughter, Mrs. Leslie Stevens
have returned to this city, to remain
indefinitely at the home of Mrs. L. E.
Beauchamp, another daughter of Mrs.
Graham.
In honor of her recent marriage, Mrs.
William West, a new tenant in the
Kessler apartments, was pleasantly en-
apartments Tuesday afternoon. Each
self-invited guest took with her a can
of fruit, and some Wand for an appetite
ing lunch, and the afternoon was en-
joyed as a sew party.
Miss Blanche True will be hostess
street south, at an informal porch party
complimentary to Miss Lila Clark, of
Portland, Ore. A z o'clock porch sup
per is to be served, at. which garden
mowers Will De the Q6COrdLlOnS, anu the
hours following are to be enjoyed with
music and a social time.
Miss Alice Leonard, formerly Of his
city, who has been the guest of Miss
Delphy Sharp, at Moorhcad, for several
days, since her return from the lakes,
where she and her sister were guests
of the J. w. Smiths, of Detroit, left
yesterday for her nome in Minneapolis.
Miss Louise Leonard returned home
from the lakes earlier in the week.
The sixth birthday anniversary Of
Dorothy, little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lars Christianson, of Eighth street
south, was celebrated by a party yes
terday afternoon at which about a doz-
en- neighborhood children were guests.
Games were enjoyed on the lawn, and a
neighbor, H. E. Larson, took them for
an auto ride, after which lunch was
served at S o'clock.
A cablegram received this morning
by Mrs. r. A. Beard from her son and
daughter, Herbert and Miss Marguerite
Beard, who are spending the summer
abroad, would indicate that they at
least are not in n difficulties. The
cablegram stated that they were in
Rome, Aug. s, n we'll, and instructed
her to address their mail in care OF the
American Express, at Naples.
Morris Perry, formerly of this city.
now of Moose Jaw, Can, is expected to
arrive in the city next Saturday night.
Mr.. Morris is to be married mex week
to Miss Eta Greene, Of this city, for