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

the operations seem to have been sue
cessful and that her condition is now
very much improved.
Art G. Comstock Of this citv re-
turned home this morning from Shore
ham, where he enjoyed an over-Sun-
day outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Syverson left here
this afternoon on a motoring trip to
Nielsville, Mimi, where they will visit
over the Fourth.
Mrs. A. H. Wigdahl and son left here
Sunday for Frederick, Wis, for a visit
of a couple of months.
It is cited that Mrs Norman de r
| Whitehouse, the sprightly, aggressive
| Vira Boarman, an languid Louisiana
| belle with a line of ancestry dating
| back to the days of Ponce de Leon, or
| therea bouts. Her marriage to Mr.
assailables of New York, and when
! she went in for suffrage there were no
| questions asked
Mrs. H. H. Rudd, 727 Bluff street
north, will be hostess Tuesday after
| noon to half a dozen ladies, all rela-
tives. complimentary to Misses Edna
and Alma Wiehe, teachers elsewhere
| VIII are uOIl6 lot InelT summer VdCa-
tions. Miss Edna Wiehe taught at New
Salem last year, and expects to go tc
| Minot this coming fall, to teach. The
afternoon is to be spent in an informa
| social way and with needlework, ant
the hostess will serve lunch at {
| o'clock. The dining table is to be dec
Grated with American flags, in honor
of the day, and red and white peonies
Flags will be given as favors.
| o.
Mrs. F. c. Alcox and daughter Miss
Bernice, we'll known to a large circle
of friends here, who are leaving FargC
this week for Spokane. Wash. to re
side, were guests of honor at a pleas
ant social affair given Friday evening
by Mrs. l.: W: Bleckley and Mrs. w. II
Hunter. at.tfie .BfeeSly home, on Firs
avenue north. Nearly a dozen lad!
was interspersed with informal pro-
gram features, such as readings by
Mrs. o. B. Badger, and both reading!
and solos, by Miss Alice Hunter. The
hostesses served a dainty lunch
The Woman's BENEFIT association o,
the Maccabees will hold It's regular
meeting Tuesday evening Of this week
at the Civic Centre. Order will bt
called at 1880 o'clock. All members are
requested to be present, as there will
be Initiation of candidates.
Mr. and Mrs. Willia mMannihg ant
son and daughter. who moved to this
city the latter part of last week from
LaMoure, n. D., are now nicely settled
in the residence at 1922 Third avenue
north. Miss May Manning, the daugh-
ter. expects to enter college in Fargo
this coming all.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Courtney, IL
Sixth avenue north, had as weekend
guests, Mrs; Lee Sullivan and he
daughter, Miss Gloy Sullivan, of Ell
lendale, ~ D. Mrs. Sullivan was Ell
route to her old home, near Pittsburgh
Pa, for an extended visit. Miss Sui
livan will remain in Fargo, at tn
Courtney home. to study violin thi
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. H P. Lough and daugh
ter, Miss Alice Lough, and Mr.. an
Mrs. M. F. Holderman and son, Ora
Holderman, all motored back Sunda
!, evening from the Lough cottage, a
Lake Melissa, finding good roads prac
tically all the way. The ladies of tn
party had been at the cottage for tn
past week, and Messrs. Holderman an
/ Lough motored down in the Holder
man car last Saturday. The Loug
family expect to return to the lake /
August.