The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-28

Mrs. w. H, Barnett, 1902 Third
avenue south. at whose home her
niece, Mrs. Clarence Hershey and
two small sons, Of Faribault, Mimi
have been guests for nearly two
weeks, entertained informally Friday
afternoon. The guests were half a
dozen friends of Mrs. Hershey who
were her schoolmates at the Moor
head Normal, and very delightful
afternoon was enjoyed
Miss Gabrielle Brendemuhl, OF
1886 Twelfth street north, entertain
ed nine girls at porch party FRIDAY
evening in compliment to Misses Ada
and Odina Olson, of Buxton VINO
have been her guests during fair
week, and who will return to their
home in Buxton Sunday. An informal
social evening was enjoyed, and light
refreshments were served, also on
the porch.
Miss Marie Corbett, Of 124 Sixth
avenue northeast, entertained four
guests at dinner Friday evening, IN
compliment to Miss Lucille WOOD,
who is spending the summer at Lake
Melissa, and who had been her guest
during fair week. Miss Wood lett
last evening for the lake.
Mrs. A. L. Dewey 1902 North
Broadway, entertained a small party
of children and their mothers this
afternoon in celebration of the third
birthday anniversary of her little son
Ronald, The affair was a lawn
party, and dainty refreshments were
served outdoors.
Mrs. Dolores Fitzsimons, who re-
Gently moved to Fargo from st. Paul,
will make her first appearance mus
ically in this city on Sunday morn
ing at the First Baptist church, when
she will sing a solo. Mrs. F1tzsimons
was for some time contralto soloist
at the Dayton Avenue Presbyterian
church of st. Paul and was one of
the favorite singers of that city. Mr..
Goldsmith will as usual, be at the
organ at the Baptist church Sunday.
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Mrs. Ernest r. Wright will leave
Fargo next Tuesday for Grand Forks,
where she will appear that evening
as soprano soloist in benefit con-
cert for the members Of Company
NJ and of the Machine Gun company
of that city. The concert is being
arranged by KEN Temple Shrine
most interesting event.
The pleasures of the Interstate fair
were not denied the children of St.
Johns orphanage of Fargo, who, fifty
seven strong. visited the fair grounds
on Tuesday from 11.30 o'clock in the
forenoon until 5 o'clock in the after
noon. They were given the courtes-
les of the grounds by the fair man
agement, only the grandstaEd, which
indeed they had no time to visit, be-
ing excepted. The Workman shows
management, also had a hand in the
treat, admitting all these children
free to the midway attractions, and
the Knights Of Columbus of Fargo
chartered street cars for the crowd,
both to and returning from the fair
grounds. Needless to say, the outing
afforded the children great pleasure.
They were chaperoned by Mrs. ]. P.
Coleman and Mrs, J. H. Fleming.
Misses Malta Trick and May Bark
ley will be hostesses this evening at
the latter's home on Fourth street
north at an informal affair compile
mentary to Miss Magma Winders,
who leaves Monday for Montana, and
Miss Mary STREET., who leaves in a
day or so for her home in Ohio
Misses Mary Green and Devina Gil
lespie will give a dinner party at the
Gardner hotel Sunday noon in their
honor. Covers win be laid for eight.
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Miss Elizabeth Magill. OF Fargo.
and her guests at the Magill cottage
at Detroit lake, Miss Hermoine
Mitchell, Of Fargo, and Miss