The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-16

The Russian ambassador and Nine.
Bakhmeteff and the British ambassador
and Lady Spring-Rice are in better case
simply because they a not planned
to go home during the summer. The
Bakhmeteffs have selected their quar-
tiers at Newport-whiCh Is really, In a
way, diplomatic headquarters during.
the summer. They will take possession
some time in June.
Ambassador and Nine. Riano had TAX
en- summer quarters at eWpOrt but, as
things are turning out, 1t may be late
in the summer before they are able to
occupy them. In the present Mexican
ENHANCEMENT the Spanish ambassador
Is acting for the Mexican government
as represented by Huerta.
The British ambassador and Lady
Spring-Rice are not particularly con-
cerned as to where thev are going to
spend the summer. They expect to
spend 1t up in the same general neigh
borhood as last year-not far from
Harlarkenden. where the Wilson's are
to establish the summer White House
whenever they can drag the president
away from Washington.
The only ones who have resigned
themselves gracefully and are making
the best of it are the minister OF Ar
Eentins. and Nine. Naon. They have
found a delightful old place UP in the
Blue Ridge, at Buena Vista, not too far
from Washington and sufficiently spao-
ious forI the delightful hospitality
which has distinguished the Argentine
leRdJlOn all winter III washington
There undoubtedly will be many de-
| lightful week ends at Buena Vista. y.
The McAdoos are strongly suspected
of intending a trip abroad. But they
houses at Manchester a littls while ago.
but they didn't a k one. so far as any
one knows. A short wedding trip and
then a little later a summer trip on the
continent is the program the wiseacres
are laying out for them.
Secretary and Mrs. Daniels live on a
delightful suburban estate ANYHOW.
They thought their boys needed room
at any time Of year. Moreover. they
have at their disposal a government
yacht. and short cruises will break the
monotony wonderfully. So they aren't
worrying. ..4 -.. ....-, so.
to get away. for long, and Mrs. Burle-
son and their two daughters are quite
satisfied with dividing their time be-
tween seashore and mountain resorts
not too far for him to join them dur
inE the week ends.
The secretary of labor and his family
want nothing better than to betake
themselves to the farm near B%lossburg,
Pa, which really spells home" to them,
Mrs. Wilson Is not in good health, ano
has been in Washington this winter
rather against the protest of her ply
stcian' She has frankly admitted she
would rather have been back home or
the farm" both on her W account and
on that of her children.
Most of the members Of the resident
set, which is on the whole more per
manently influential than the. official
set-the set that includes such women
as. Mrs. Richard Townsend, Mrs. Tho
mas Walsh, Mrs, Marshall Field, Mrs
MacVeagh, and the Misses Patten-
spend part of the summer abroad anC
wind it up at Newport or Bar Harbol
or somewhere along the north shore.
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Delta Phi Beta sorority of the Agri-
cultural college the pledginc
Of the Misses Mae Howe, Helen Lewis
Altine Knatvold and Myrtle Johnson
The sorority will give a party for theil
senior members this evening at thu
home of Miss Katherine Keye.
Miss Ruth Donaldson is giving &
luncheon at her home in Moorhead thi;
Maids and Matrons:
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j.. Fullerton ar,
spending the week end in Crookston a:
guests at the J, r. Rasmussen home
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The sophomore class Of the higI
school are enjoying a picnic up rive
this afternoon. A number of the facul,
ty are guests.
Mrs. A. r. Witherspoon of Crane
al days visit at the home of Mrs. HI. j
Deverell.
Mrs. Alfred Luger and son Jack, O.
Bismarck who have been the guests O.