The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-13
SOCIAL NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Bailey, Of the
Ansonia apartments. will leave this
afternoon on a several days auto trip
through the southern part of the
state. Stops will be made at Wah-
peton, Paramount and Hankinson.
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Mr.. and Mrs. 6. A. Engebretson.
610 Tenth street north, were hosts
Monday evening. when they enter
tanned the employees Of the Fargo
and Economy Drug stores in honor
| of William Peterson, an employe of
the Economy Drug company, who will
leave on Thursday for special train
| ing at the University of Minnesota,
before entering the service. Dane
ing was the pastime Of the evening
and this was followed by the SER
vice Of luncheon. J. G. Kelly, rep
resentative Of the United Drug COM
pany, Of Boston, Mass, was an OUT
Of town guest at the affair. Mr..
Peterson has been connected with the
company for the past five years.
Miss Marjorie Bacher, TIA Fourth
avenue north, who was an instructor
in the school at Chokio, Mimi, last
year. will not return there this year,
having accepted a position in the
schools at Hope n; D.
Mr.. and Mrs: Robert Clendenning,
Of Fargo, Misses Mary Dick and
Theresa Giesem and Father Nc
Geough, Of Wimbledon, were the
members Of a party that motored to
Itasca park, the latter part Of last
week. All the members Of the party
with the exception of Miss Giesem
have returned to their homes at
Wimbledon. Miss Giesem is spending
a few days in Fargo as a guest at
the Clendenning home, 431 Eighth
avenue south, Mr.. and Mrs. Glen
denning, and Miss Giesem are plan
ming a motor trip to Wimbledon this
week.
Mrs. S. c. Boehmer,5 Mrs. w. c..
Buttree and Prof. E. A, Boehmer re-
turned to Fargo on Saturday from a.
two months tour Of the eastern por~
ton Of the United States. The trip
was made in Prof. BEGINNERS car and
stops were made in all the prin-
cipaI cities and places of interest
along the route. Among the cities
visited were New York, Boston, Gin
cinnati, Washington, D. c., and
Philadelphia,
The soldiers who have been train
ing at the agricultural college, and
who left Fargo this morning, en-
joyed farewell dancing party at the
K. C. hall Monday evening. About
$50 of the men were in attendance
and the Malchow orchestra played
the dance program, which was
greatly enjoyed.
Mrs. j. w. Conner. ii Mount Yer
non apartments, will go to Perham,
Mimi, this afternoon to enjoy a few
days outing at Big Pine lake. She
will also visit her son Clifford, who
is spending the summer at the re-
sort. Mr. Conner will meet his wife
at the lake and they plan to motor
back to Fargo.
Miss Ollie M. Aaland. proprietor
of the Aaland Apparel. Shop, is ex-.
pected to return to Fargo this ev-
ening from her eastern purchasing
trip. Miss Aaland combined pleas
ure and business and before starting
ing her purchasing in the large east
ern markets, enjoyed a boat trip
from Duluth, MINI, to Cleveland Q.
Mrs. q. L. Handschuh, proprietor
of the Childrens' Wear Shop, re-
turned Monday evening from a two
weeks visit to Chicago and Cleve-
land, o., where she purchased a COM
plete line OF children's furnishings
for her fall trade.
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Mrs. JJlrikka Bruun Of Chicago, a
noted temperance workers. who has
been working in Minnesota, is the
guest of Mrs. Chris. Sydness, 901
Third street north, today. Mrs.
Bruun. who has visited Fargo on a
number of occasions. will be honor
guest at the meeting OF the Scandi
nayian W. @. 4. u. ait the Pontop-
pidan Lutheran church this evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. E, O. Eddy, 405 Thir-
teenth street south, had as their
guests on Monday Mr.. and Mrs H..
w morrill,, of Ear Ia Colon b}a,
es11fls Afsaarica NJ and Mrs nfor-