From Fargo social notes many guests arrival home
Numerous Fargo residents are mentioned hosting and visiting for summer plans. Mrs G De Witt Dowling and children prepare to leave for the west in mid June. Miss Ann Schuyler returns home to summer with her parents. Mrs J P Hardy and Mrs Otta Heakitt plan a Lake Melissa cottage opening. Various guests from Fergus Falls and Dickinson visit local families. The Erie convention events include a reception at the Commercial Club and dinners at the Comstock and Orpheum with Elk ladies wearing colors. Miss Agnes Hoglund resigns and leaves for the Sheyenne River area. Dr F Kahlets and Dr T T Kahlets arrive to practice locally. The Grace Grubbs and Harold Horton wedding is noted for the coming Wednesday in Fargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Hospital
Ann Schuyler
Minto
O'Neil
Tellowstone
J.P. Hardy
Otta Heakitt
Lake Melissa
Hardy
Ethel
Hoa Hauser
Park River
Wm. Hauser, Jr
Clebourne
Tex
Ed. Hauser
Dickinson
Wm. Hauser
First Avenue South
W. J. Howe
Misa Mae
Howe Wm
Tarrytown-on-the-Hudson
F. W. Parsons
A. W. Wood
Lake Bally
Migs
Lillian
Pastor's Aid Society
First
M. E
Erie
Commercial Club
Comstock
Orpheum
Agnes Hoglund
Sheyenne River
Grand Forks
Samuel Currie
Huclid
Minn
Fargo
Henry Hale
Devils Lake
Cockburn
Webster
Lucy
A. C
Minneapolis Journal
Grace Grubbs
N. D
Harold Horton
Duluth
Minneapolis
G. H. Horton
Morton
Fourth ‘Street
Nina Hor
Aister
Horton
Les Grubb
Tenth Street
Many Mornings End in Fargo Social Notes
Misses Laura Young Jad arine Thompson and Gladys Taylor return from a mating trip at Cormorant. Hazel Jump returns from southern Minnesota to study music. Supt B C Johnson of the N P railway plans to move to Livingston Montana. Mrs Johnson will pack and follow. Mr and Mrs Johnson leave Fargo after making their home on Eleventh Street North. Mrs W M Kidder and family depart for Des Moines to care for her father. Mr Kidder travels on business and stores household effects. Mrs EB Goo Guthrie and Mrs J M Croal hosted a 20th and 25th anniversary party with the Southside Bridge club. a luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Young
Jaradine Thompson
Gladys Taylor
H. W. Gearsy
H. L. Boley
P. W. Farnham
C. B. Nugent
W. P. Porterfield
D. B. Holt
Cormorant
Hazel Jump
Minnesota
Moorhead
B. C. Johnson
N. P. Railway
Livingston
Mont
Waldorf
Goo, Guthrie
J. M. Croal
Guthrie
Tenth Street
Croal
First Presbyterian Church
Lulu Trunkes
Elizabeth Whipple
Tenth Street South
R. J. Dunlap
Courier News
Stern
Homs
Valley City
Grace Robinson
Charities and Correction Conference
Cleveland
Miss Robinson
Engagements and social showers in Minneapolis society column
The Minneapolis Journal society notes announce engagements of Thomas P. Cooper with Easle May Burgan and Thomas Poe Cooper with Easle May Burgan of Fargo North Dakota, along with Bet Pearl Sowden’s engagement to Dr. James W. Paper. A Tri Phi shower and a Fortnightly shower honored Burgan, with lauded Luncheon for Burgan’s Sunday school class and friends at Evelyn Graham’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis Journal
Thomas P. Cooper
Better Farming Association of North Dakota
J. E. Burgan
Esale May
Thomas Poe Cooper
Fargo
N. de Ty
Easle May Burgan
N. D
Bet Pearl Sowden
James W
John Bolton
Donald Townsley
Myrtle Burgan
Bolton
Fourth Street
Tri Phi Club
Miss Burgan
Mixa Lowden
Adeline Reidell
Second Avenue South
Eva Graham
South Street
Misa Burgan
Fortieth Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Chris Rudd
Mr and Mrs Chris Rudd of Fourth Street North celebrated their fortieth wedding anniversary with twenty family members present. The couple, though advanced in years, remain in good health with Mr Rudd aged 69.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Rudd
Fourth Street North
Fourth Street
Mra. Rudd
Mr. Rudd
Local Tailor and Mrs Rudd Host Dinner Guests
A dinner at 1 20 celebrated elderly residents, a Fargo couple and Mrs Rudd receiving friends from Washburn Arthur and Vargo areas. The hosts and guests, including Adolph Walker and family, Rosie Phillips and child, and Jenni Rudd with Ela na Wiehe, plan to stay in Fargo after thirty years of residence, with many well wishers in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town
Rudd
Adolph Walker
Washburn
N. D
Rosben Phillips
Arthur
P. A. Rudd
Vargo
H. M. Rudd
Me Rudd
Jenni Rudd
Eana Wiehe
Fargo
Seventh District Federation of Women’s Clubs Meet Notes
Walhalla hosts the Seventh district gathering of the North Dakota Federation of Women’s Clubs with Mrs A M O Connor presiding. Highlights include a city welcome, floral pulpit decor, a pianist duet, speeches by Mrs Young and Mrs Grant Hager, and social events at the opera house with songs and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Walhalla
A. M. O'Connor
St. Thomas
North Dakota Federation of Women’s Clubs
McMurray
Scott
Blacklock
Our City
Mra. Wm. Lee
Mra
August Short
Pembina
Conmy
Opera House
Ladies Glee Club
Olson
Harris
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Cheney Bros
Valentina & Bently
Kayser Aik Glover
Ace
Soc
Kayser
A. L. Moody's Shoe Department
Express
der Yee Ee
Bef
White Goods Department
Elks
Messaling
AL Moody
M. E. Belknap
Lake Detroit
Mra Morton Page
Mre
William Nilea
Fergus Palla
A, C. R. Charest
Firth
Sou
Tappen, N
C. B. Jones
Dorothy
Campbell
Wallington
Roger Brown
Baby Josephine
Detroit
C. 0. Follette
Fliat Avenue North
Mary Hodgson
St. Paul
Cat E. A. D. Reynolds
San Diego
J. W. Riley
Fourth Avenue South
H.R. Bollard
New York Central Railroad
Sec
P. Stine
William Flynn
J. M. Cory
St Paul's Guild
F. Kahlets
Eugene, Ore
City
Mra. A. T. Shotwell
Miss Florence
Mr. Horten
Ps3
Darin
S. ©. Sturgeon
Fourth Avenue North
Edna Derrig
Sturgeon
Harold Fox
Chicago
Ill
Dean G. DeWitt Dowling
Mabel Bowers
Mendelssohn
Miss Derrig
Mra. Fox
Eta Bita Phi Club
Rohan
Luse Land Co
Sheldon
L. EB. Goodwin
Hugh Muller
Association
Mabel Piers
Gilby
Leon A. Congdon
Broadway M
Mins Piers
Esther | Wilcox
Perry
Mary Brantly
Anna Paulson
Lucas
Piera Dr
McLean
the Elks
The
Beat Stars
Elk
Rogers’ Art Store
Broadway Fargo, N. D
T. P. Cooper
Better Farming Associa of
North Dakota
ATIP
Empress Steel
Pragstiay 4
Laeze
Broadway
N.bd, Weaving CO
A. Marquette
Mor
Phen
Fay Capea
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