The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-08-26

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poets to leave either Sunday or Mon
Mimi. AS0pl0''
Miss Katherine Dodsiey, former Fargo
| residents who have been the guests of
Trends d here for several weeks, left Fri
iS, aay night for South Dakota, where they
| VIII visit briefly before returning to
their home in Sioux City. Numerous
| Pleasant social affairs have been given
here in their honor.
Miss Virginia Roberts, who has been
the guest of her grandparents, Mr.. and
MRS; Z. A. Roberts, for the past two
| weeks, returned to her home in Leon
ard N D., this morning.
The regular meeting of the w. R. c.
o'clock in the G. A; r. hall.
Mrs: W. F, Smith, of fat No. 800, Pho
neer Llfe building, entertained a few
friends informally this afternoon, CON-
Knee, of Upton, Ind. Needlework and
music were enjoyed, and the hostess
served a dainty lunch. Miss Leona
| SiVertson, of Velva, N. D., was an out
Jorie York, of Independence Ia who is
visiting Mrs. Frank Peterson, of Moor
head.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. White, of
Thirteenth street south, will entertain
a few intimate friends at dinner Sun
day, they being invited to meet DR.. and
Mrs. H. G. Leonard, of Hamline. Mimi,
who are their house guests. DR.. and
Mrs. Leonard have many friends in
Fargo and Moorhead, and a number Of
pleasant social affairs have been given
in their honor during the past week
DR.. Leonard has very acceptably filled
the pulpit of the First Methodist church
here during the absence from the city
and Mrs, Leonard expect to return to
| their home next Monday.
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Mrs: H. Remillard who has been Wis
lting her sister, Mrs. George Mace, left
this morning for Shelly, Mimi, for a
two weeks visit with her mother Her
two nieces, Lois and Gladys Mace, ac-
companied her. The children will re-
turn home in time for the opening of
school.
Judge, and Mrs. N. G. Young, of 500
Eleventh street south, have as a guest
at their home, their nephew, Alan
lockwood, of Iowa City, Ia. Mr.. Rock
wood has been at Lake Alexandria.
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. w.
lockwood. who are expected to arrive
IN Fargo for visit at the Young home
! this coming week. Mrs. Young and
Mrs lockwood are. sisters.
Miss Teresa Ryan, of Perham, Minn.,
| and Miss Marie Galarneault, of st.
| Cloud, Mimi, who have been the guests
| of Miss Margaret Callahan for the past
! week, left here this morning for their
| respective homes,
Mrs. D. B. Holt, of SIC Eleventh street
south, and Mrs. P. w. Farnham, of 141S
Third avenue south, will have as their
guest for several days this coming
week, Miss Belle Levens, of Albert Lea,
| Mimi, who is expected to arrive in Far
go Sunday. Miss LeVenS, who formerly
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comes here from visit in Minneapolis
She will go from here to Spokane,
wash, where she now teaches in the
| Episcopal school known as Bruno Hall.
Miss Bertha Marie Brechet, of Min
neapolis, who is in Fargo as Miss Fran
school foT yesr in anG Glyndon MOO taqgnt Migh
will spend Sunday in the latter place
as the guest of Miss Webb.
Paul PauIson, Of Michigan, N. D.,
motored to Fargo from there last eve
ming in company with Lloyd Musburg-
er. Fargo college field worker. Both
will be present at the Horner-Hodgson
wedding early this evening. Mr.. Paul
son is the guest of Mr.. Musburger, and
will return home Sunday morning.
Several friends of Mrs. Fred Whiting
were her guests Friday evening at a
theatre party at the Garrick, following
which lunch was served in the Whiting
dPdI IImeHIs at the Gardner.
Mrs. c. A. Swanson and daughters.
Louise and Helen, returned home Fri
| day evening from Grand Forks, where
| they have beens visiting relatives and
| friends for the past two weeks.
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Covers were laid for four couples at
the o'clock diner party given Friday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Craig at
their home, 1929 First avenue south Dr.,
ana Mrs. H. g. Leonard, of Hamline,
MINI, were the honor guests, and the
affair afforded a pleasant reunion of ola
friends Goldenglow formed the floral
decorations, and yellow shaded lights
! further emphasized the general color
scheme. An informal social evening
was enjoyed
Miss Ina Lowry, who is to teach
English and dramatics again this COM
ing year in the high school at Coler-
alne, Mimi, left Friday night for Min
neapolis, where she will visit for few
days before going on to coleraine.
Mr.. and Mrs. CE. Boyden, tr Of
oberon, N D., are visiting in Fargo at
| present.
Miss Alice Olson, of Seventh street
north, accompanied by her guest, Miss
Minnie e. Young, of Hunter, N. D.,
| drove to Lake Cormorant this morning.
to spend week as guests at the H. w.
McArdle cottage.
Miss Florence Phillips, of jamestown,
who arrived in Fargo Friday to attend
the Horner-Hodgson wedding this eve
| ming, is the guest of Miss Mildred
Evsmith, and will be in Fargo until
next Tuesday.
Prof and Mrs. A. H. Parrott and chill
| dren returned home Friday evening
from months visit in Chicago, KAN
sas City. and elsewhere in Kansas.
| Professor Parrott, who is an alumnus
| of the State University of Kansas. AFT
Lawrence. was in the latter city for a
time, to attend family reunion.
I Miss Louise Leonard Of Hamline.
Mimi, who has been the guest Of
friends here for a short time expects
to leave Fargo next Monday morning
for Shoreham, where she will be the
guest of Miss Isabel Eaton at the J. B.
Eaton cottage for q week. Miss Leonard
will return to Hamline from the lake.
Mrs. l.. Van Els and Miss Constance
Leeby are to be hostesses next Thurs
| day afternoon at the Van Els home. 917
Tenth avenue north, at a towel shower
complimentary to Miss Agnes Halland,
who is soon to become the bride of Dr.
S. Oftedal of this city.
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Misses Mabel Eggen and Essa Ham
ilton entertained twenty-five of their
young lady friends at a pretty affair
given this afternoon at the Eggen
home, is Seventh avenue south. Fancy
work and music afforded pleasant di-
versions and later in the afternoon q
delicious lunch in three courses was
served by the hostesses. The guests
were served at small tables, the decor