The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-11

don Saturday. and take them home
Sunday.
III. Chaffee. of Minneapolis, who has
been visiting friends In this city for
several days, returned home Monday
afternoon.
Miss Betsy Erickson, Of the Moody
tion. part of which will be spent at
Valley City with friends.
Fred Porritt left Monday for James
there, the contract for which was re-
Gently awarded G. HI. Porritt.
Messrs. Shepard, Copelin. Russ n
Benton Baker, all of Bismarck, motored
to this city to visit friends M to take
part in the state tennis tournament.
Herman Kalgrim was host at a pleas
ant house party last week at Lake
Melissa, complime ntary to Miss Ruth
Kalgrim, who has since returned to
Minneapolis.
Mrs. Wayne G. Eddy and daughter
Geneyieve arrived home Monday even
ing from Lake Melissa, where they
have been spending the past three
weeks at Eddy lodge.
Misses Remah and Rilla Callander, OF
Parkersburg, w. Va, who have been
guests for several weeks at the home
Of their uncle and aunt, Dr.. and Mrs.
G. N. Callander, left for their home last
night.
Mrs. w. c.. Buttree expects to leave
this evening for Chicago, whore she
will visit for a short time before ak
she will return home by way of Min
neapulis.
Al crowd of fifteen young people en-
joyed an informal dancing party at the
Country club Monday evening. A large
number of the tennis tournament visit
ors were also at the club during the
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rasmussen and three
daughters, of Grand Forks, motored up
from Fair Hills Monday, where they
AVE been for two weeks, and stopped
in Fargo for a few hours enroute to
the Forks.
Mrs. A. L. zacherl, of Crookston, sr-
rived In the city Monday for a brief
schuman, of 400 Eighth avenue south.
Mrs. zacherl will return to Crookston
Thursday.
Mrs. j. p. Finch, of Tenth street
south, has issued invitations to the
number of forty-five, for a reception
mentary to her husbands mother, Mrs.
Finch Of Poliet, Ill.
Miss Bess Mckee and cousin, Peter
Kerr, returned home last evening from
a two months visit In Seattle and
Everett, Wash. and Vancouver and
ether British Columbia points. with re-
latives n friendE.
Mrs. l. A. Huntoon, OF Moorhead, has
as her guests at Killarney beach, Peli-
can lake, Mr.. and Mrs. Laurel KeiI, OF
Sank Center, the latter Of whom was
formerly Miss Laura Thompson, q
teacher in the Moorhead schools.
Fargo is to gain a new family from
Wyndmere. Mr.. and Mrs. w. @. Huey OF
their children the advantage of the
Fargo schools. They have been in the
city for several days, looking up a
residence.
The umbrellas over the judges chair
at the tennis tournament in Island
park are yellow, bearing h inscription
Votes for Women, Nov. 8. h most
clever idea, which is attracting much
attention, vas suggested by Mrs. JOS
eph A. Pierce.
Miss Teresa Herrick, of Moorhead,
and Paul j. Haas, of Tacoma, Wash,
who are to be married Aug, IS, were
s9sSss of e1 nonof 81 b. = Mr. n.h and phrsy T fanen
as Curran, of Moorhead, to a small COM
pany of guests.
Mrs. James j., Connolly and daughter
who have been Visiting their sister and
aunt, Mrs. Hugo Strub for six weeks,
will leave this evening for Rochester,
N. Y, where they will visit for a week
with Mrs. Cornelly's brother and from
N. Y. :,
Mrs. Finch, Of Joliet, ILL.,, is a guest
at the home of her son, j. P. Finch,
and family, of Tenth street south. Mr.
will be Joined there Thursday by his
mother, for a brief visit on the Finch
farm near there. They will return to
Fargo Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. M. Brown, of Seattle
who are expected to arrive in the city
this evening from the west, will visit
In Fargo for several days before going
on to Minneapolis and then to Duluth
at which latter place they will be join
ed by a party of friends, including sew
eral from Fargo, for a trip on the
Great Lakes.
A dozen lady friends are guests OF
Mrs. i. Howard this afternoon at the
Country club, a thimble bee and dane,
ing affording the afternoons entertain.
ment, to be followed by a three-course
luncheon at 5 o'clock. Pink and white
were the colors chosen for the lunche
con decorations, consisting of sweet
peas and gIadiolas.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Peterson anC
two daughters, OF Moulton, who motor.
ed to the city Saturday for a briei
visit at the home of Mrs. Peterson
niece, Mrs. F. A. Buck n family, o.
for their home. Mrs. Charles Thorne
of New London, Mimi, mother of Mrs
Buck, who has been here for abou
two weeks, will email for a visit o.
several days longer.
The wedding of Miss Eta j. Greene
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Greene
of this city, and Morris Perry, OF
Moose Jaw, Can, will be quietly cele
brated at s o'clock this evening at tn,
Greene home, 913 Seventh avenue north
There will be only about twenty-five,
guests, just relatives and more intimat,
friends. Mr.. Perry's mother, Mrs. r. L
Perry, of Valley City, is here for tn
Minneapolis, who lis to play The wed
ding music, has beer in the city foi
about a week, visiting friends. Mr.
Perry came Saturday night.
Miss Anna Burke. bookkeeper a
Thos. Baker Jr., e. CO., Mrs. M. Jen
nings and Miss Laura Fields left las
night for Duluth, where they will re
main until Thursday. when they viii
start IN a trip down the Great Lake
to Mackinac island and on to Chicago
From Chicago Miss Burke will go t,
] Iowa, to visit relatives, and will return
to Fargo in about a month. Mrs. Jen
nings expects to attend the convention
and Miss Fields will be back in abou
six weeks.
A number Of social affairs are to b,
D given this week In honor of Mis-
Teresa Herrick, OF Moorhead, who's
marriage to Paul j. Haas. of Tacoma
2 Wash, takes place Aug. Is. The en-
gagement was formally announce,
Moorhead, by Rev. Father Gerard. TIL
= affairs. all Of which are being givel