The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-20
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waukee.
The ]. g. 7. club win meet this aft
ernoon with Miss Catherine Hunt cit
her home on Twelfth street south.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Brown and chill
dren Of Ninth street north left this
morning for Minneapolis, where they
VIII visit for few days and will then
return to Fargo before leaving for their
new home in the west.
Mrs. w. @. Hyatt Of Phoenix, Ariz.,
VINO has been the guest of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Il. Miller Of Tenth
street south, left yesterday for Minne-
apolts, where she will spend the week
end with friends and leave later for
her home in the west.
Mrs. d. q. Richardson of the opera
house annex entertained In a very de-
lightful manner last evening in honor
OF Miss Ella McChesney, bride to- be
of next month. A jolly informal eve
ming was spent and at the close a de-
licious luncheon was served.
Wednesday evening at the parson-
age of the First Baptist church, Rev.
A. z. Peterson united in marriage Miss
Jessie Papkas Of this city and Howard
e. Taylor. Intimate friends OF the
young couple witnessed the ceremony.
Mr.. Taylor is employed by the Bard
well Robinson Co., and will make
home for his bride at 1904 Fourth ave-
nue. north.
Mrs. r. M. Pollock, Mrs. Geo. e.
Miller and Mrs. Maude Santleman ex-
pect to leave Wednesday for MiIwau-
kee to be in attendance at the ma
tional convention of the w. G.. T. u,
which will be held in that city next
week. Mrs. Pollock goes as the editor
of The White Ribbon Bulletin, which
stands high in national Official publ
cations Of the w. G. T. u; Mrs. Mil
Ter goes as a delegate from the state;
and Mrs. Santleman will go as a rep
resentative of the young peoples
branch in this state.
Hon. VIM. Koch, grand foreman OF
the Brotherhood of American Yeoman,
will be the guest of the local order
Of Yeomen on next Tuesday evening,
Oct. "a. On that evening a reception
will be given in his honor i'll Prizes
hall from $3.50 to O'Clock. At a
banquet will be served in the dining
room at Prizes and following the
banquet dancing will be in order from
$3.50 until 1890. Only Yeomen and
their families will be admitted for the
reception and banquet, but friends of
the order will be cordially welcomed
from $3.50 until 1890 to enjoy the
dancing. Excellent music has been
secured and delightful time 10 an
ticipated. Mr.. Koch comes at s
o'clock on Tuesday afternoon from
Duluth where he will have been ban
quoted and Yeomen from all over
the state are expected for the af-
fair on Tuesday evening as the local
brotherhood Is the only one which
Mr.. Koch viii be able to visit on this
trip. Mayor Lowell and Congressman
Hanna will make speeches Of welcome.
Miss Ida Johnson was a charming
hostess last evening at her home on
Third street south In compliment to
Miss Amelia KowaIsld of Moorhead, a
much feted bride-elect OF next week.
The guest list included about twelve
Of Miss Kowalskfs girl friends. and
the affair was In the nature OF q par
eel shower. The rooms were very
pretty with color scheme I'm green
and red carried out in hearts and
symbols Of the occasion. The enter
tainment of the evening was most
cleverly planned, hearts were hidden
at every conceivable place about the
house and the guests were hidden to
hunt for them and the one who found |
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Fate was true to her predictions and |
Miss Kowalsld found the most hearts. |
Later potatoes were handed the girls |
with paper napkins and toothpicks |
and they were requested to dress a /
doll, using the potato as a body. This |
created great deal of merriment and |
when comparison was made 1t was |
found that Miss Minnie Oliver had |
been the most successful. AS the |
guests arrived, the gifts were given
the honor guest, who found an exqui- /
site array of beautiful things for her |
new home. At the conclusion OF the
evening dainty luncheon was served. |
Miss Kowalski will be honored with /
several other affairs. during the early
part Of next week.
Inc reception given yesterday after |
noon and evening by Dean and Mrs.
Bowling for the Gethsemane cathedral /
parish was very pleasant affair. The
host and hostess were assisted during |
the afternoon by Mrs. Barnett and Mrs. |
Cole in receiving, and Misses Gladys
Taylor. Gladys Guthrie, Eva Stewart.
Edith Mann, Edith Gross, Ethel Sweet /
and Dagny Nelson served in the dining
room. In the evening the wives OF
the chapter Of the cathedral assisted |
Dean and Mrs. Bowling. They were
Mrs. II r. Clapp, Mrs. ID. B. Holt, Mrs.
R j. Haxby. Mrs. c. T. Gross, Mrs.
Geo. Hancock, and Mrs. III. r. Tough.
In the dining room, Mrs =. ID. Far
rand and Mrs. J.. 8. Frame presided
over the frappe table. The deanery
was very attractive with a profusion
II pink Killarney roses and carna-
ions and during the afternoon and |
evening the occasion was made more /
delightful with musical numbers An
orchestra Of young men from the Al. q
olayed at intervals and Walter Schnee-
ock delighted the guests with two
beautiful selections from Schubert, MY
Abode and Impatience. The latter was
very dainty ana was well interpreted
,y Mr.. Hchneelock The general at
enhance of old and n4w members az i