The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-07-03

avenue north, LETT Saturday evening
for Minneapolis, for visit with friends
over the Fourth. From there she will
go to Ottosen, Ia, for two months
visit with friends and relatives. Miss
Birt is expected back in Fargo the
latter part of August.
Frank Darrow, a son of DR.. E. NJ.
Darrow OF this city left last week for
large hospital connected with Wash
ington university, as medical in
terne. Mr.. Darrow was graduated this
spring from John Hopkins university,
Baltimore, Md, since which time he
had been visiting here at his fathers
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Richardson and
Pelican lake Sunday in the Richardson
car, and will remain there over the
Fourth for an outing.
Misses Margaret McKellar and Vera
| Stubbs expect to leave here Tuesday
| morning for Lake Melissa, where they
will join several other friends from
here at Eddy Lodge They do not ex-
lpect to return to Fargo until next
Saturday.
Mrs. Edward Johnson and Mrs. John
Martinson are to be hostesses next
Wednesday evening at the Martinson
home, TIA Elm street, to the Young
Ladies society of the Pontoppidar
Lutheran church.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Poppler, former
ly of this city but now of Grand Forks
arrived in this city Sunday to be guests
at the DR.. r. E. Weiole home over the
Fourth. DR.. Weible and Mr.. Popplel
have gone for a fishing trip, and the
DR.. E. NJ. Darrow family and Mrs
Weible and children, accompanied BY
Mrs. Poppler, expect to motor down tc
| Lake Cormorant late this afternoon
| Fourth. Mrs
| Poppler' will remain in Fargo unit
| after the state suffrage conference tha
is to be held here on Friday, July Z.
A party consisting of Prof. and Mrs
o. o. Churchill Prof. and Mrs. A. F
Schalk and children, and Prof. c. B
, Waldron, all of the A. c. faculty. circle
motored to Lake Cormorant Saturday
where they will be at the Waldron cot
tage over the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lavell and son
Charles Lavell, jr., left this Afternoon
in their automobile for Big Pine lake
at Perham, Mimi, where they have
rented a cottage for the next three
weeks.
Miss Laura Zimmerman, of Moorhead
returned home Sunday evening from
Fergus Falls, Mimi, where she spen
several days with her sister, Mis-
Anna Zimmerman. The latter who un-
week at st. Luke's hospital, Fergus
Falls, for appendicitis, is reported a.
doing nicely.
Mrs. ]. A. Barlow left Sunday fo
her home in Grand Forks, after a shor
visit in this city at the home of he
daughter, Mrs. E. L. Powers.
DR.. Earl weible, of Berthhold, N. D
| arrived in the city Sunday evening 70
short visit with her father, J. S
Weible, of the Blenheim apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ,Lundhagen llef
today for Grand Forks, where the,
are to reside in future, the forme
of hot house manager Of the ]. T. Cas-
Company branch office in. that city
Many friends here will regret thei
leaving Fargo. They were guests 0
at which Mr. and Mrs: August Han
son were host and hostess Friday even
ing. Quite a number of their friend
were present on that occasion, and a
informal social time was enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Beckwith an
son left here Saturday, for Pettibon
remain until after the Fourth.
Miss Mae Howe. of this city, an
Miss Marguerite Campbell, Of Sa>
for a short time,, left Saturday even
ing for Bismarcky They will be guest
there of Miss Dorothy Hanna fo
will return to Fargo, to continue he
visit at the Howe home.
Miss Minerva Williams, of tn
left Saturday evening for her hom
near jamestown, where she will visi
until after the Fourth Miss William
will return to Fargo Wednesday morn
ing. .'<
Misses Helen Stubbs, Hazel Riley AM
Gladys Twitchler left here Sunday 70
Eddy Lodge. at Lake Melissa, wher
Rsx oSr T rseJ eeoy eRpect 2p Sus To return
Fargo Wednesday morning.
A fact that will be very much o
York Giants once had a woman man,
ager, although that statement is modi.
fed by further explanation that he
rule last lasted :, for Or only N.Y. one %., day Th
the National League this spring Sc
aside June 3 for the suffragists, AM
Mrs. John Blair was elected by thu
New York State Woman Suffrage part!
to take charge Of the affair-but no
the team. On this occasion Manage
John McGraw conceded to such womel
managers the privilege of sitting IL
brightly decorated boxes at twenty.
five dollars per box and making sucl
speeches as they care to before tn,
play starts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Long, accom-.
panied by Miss Mary and Earl Healy
left Sunday morning for Detroit, fo
vacation outing of about two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.. McVeety and sol
Howard expect to leave here this even.
ing for Breckenridge, Mimi. wher,
they will visit Mrs. McVeety's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Snyder fo
several days. They will be accompanied
by Mrs. McVeety's brother, Eugen,
Snyder, jr., who will only remain owe