The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-04
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" AoE the occasion. An all around
pleasant time is anticipated.
r. Glass and son, Floyd, left Tues
day for Minneapolis, where they will
be the guests of Mr.. Glass daughter.
city.
Gerald Sunde, the trap drummer at
the Savoy has accepted an engage
nlent with a vaudeville house in Du-
luth and left on Saturday evening for
that place.
MISS Virna johnson, teacher in the
public schools at Cakes, is spending
the spring vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Johnson, of sixth
avenue south.
Miss Mollie sunde returned home
from Baker, Mimi, where she is
teaching in the town schools, to spend
her Easter vacation. She was accom-
panied by Miss McCabe.
Chas. E. Webster left yesterday for
Stanfield, Ore. where he viii look after
his interests. He will be gone for some
time but has made no definite arrange
ments about his return to Fargo.
Mrs. Desmond of Akeley, Mimi, was
honor guest this afternoon at very
pretty sewing bee given by her sister,
Mrs Harry Alsop of Fourth avenue
south. Sewing and social chat filled
a few pleasant hours.
Mrs Hector Barnes was hostess
yesterday afternoon to about fifteen
ladies in honor of Mrs. Bacon Of
Grand Forks, who has been a guest in
the city for a few days. The after
noon was spent informally and at the
close a dainty luncheon was served.
Mrs. Bacon left last evening for her
home.
The annual meeting of the Bay View
Study club was held with Mrs. +. e.
Stratton Monday afternoon and the
following officers were elected: Pres
ident Mrs. e. Fl. Smith; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. j. B. Flanders; secretary
treasurer, Mrs. e. G. Gearey, jr. AT
the close of the programme and bust
ness hour, Mrs. Stratton served dainty
refreshments in honor of Mrs. A. Fl,
Beaver, who met with the club for the
last time before leaving for the west
to make her home. 1t is with deepest
regret that this club sees one of it's
most active and faithful members de-
part from the city.
Mrs. G.. F. Johnson and son, Her
bert, of Seattle, Wash, formerly of
Fargo, are making short visit with
Mrs. Johnson's sister, Mrs. G. Seckund,
of Thirteenth street north. She will
visit friends in Minneapolis, Redwing
and Chicago and will take passage on
the Hamburg American line steamer,
Kaiserina, April 20, for Cherburg,
France. She will visit in Paris, Ber-
lin and Hamburg. From the latter
place she will go to Copenhagen and
Molms and several other places, be-
sides making a4l extended visit at her
old home at Charlottenberg, Sweden
Mrs. Johnson will return the latter
part of October to the metropolis of
the coast, where she will Join her hus-
bavnd, who is well established in the
undertaking business.
Fargo people viii be much interest
ed in the recent wedding of DIR. Will
liam Hollands, formerly Of this city,
to Miss Katie Amundson at Atwater,
MINI. Rev. Mr.. Morley of Atwater
performed the ceremony. The follow
ing account of the wedding reception
is taken from The Crookston Times:
Friday, March 81, a reception was held
at Fisher to welcome DR.. Hollands and
bride. About 300 were present, the
Walker orchestra of Crookston. fur
the music. Supper was serv-
ed in the Odd Fellows hall, six of the
pretty girls of Fisher looking after the
needs Of the guests. A number were
present from Crookston and Grand
Forks, also Ed f. Hollands of Winni-
peg, brother of the bridegroom, and
John F. Rae of Dilworth and Mrs
Eva M. Rae of Fargo. DR. and Mrs.
Hollands were generously remembered
by their friends, many beautiful pres
ents being received. Fisher Camp,
M. w. A., 516S, presented handsome
silver service. The guests departed
the doctor and his wife many
happy years.
Saturday evening, April i, marked a
very important event in the Abercrom-
bic social calendar, when the whole
town and vicinity gathered to pay
@1A O"04A AC5PGSSc 10 NnGAE ROpu1clE
banker and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. III.
]. Hagen. Early in the evening the
people began to arrive in the M. w. A.
hall, where the event took place, and
by . o'clock the capacious home of the
NJ. w. A. was nearly filled. About this
time a committee called upon MIR. and
Mrs. Hagen to notify them of the
gathering and to conduct them to the
hall. Lunch was served in the old
fashioned way Attorney Korsvik act
Ing as POSTMASTER. In a well chosen
speech he told of the object of the
gathering and called .on several Of the
gentlemen for toasts. Responses were
made by DIR. u. ". Ivers, c. II. Ness.
M M. Barman, w. c. Scoville. g. w.
Westerson, C. ]. Monsoon, Olaf Bjorke,
Mrs d. Hackett, F. A. Burton and Geo.
Van Arnam. Mr. and Mrs. Hagen in
heir turn expressed their appreciation
IF the Kindness of the people. The
guests from out of town were Judge
Van Arnam and County Auditor r. A.
Burton and their wives from Wahpe-
on, and John st. Mary and Fred Spon-
liner of Wilkin county, MINI. Mr..
Ind Mrs. Hagen are moving to Fargo
o make their home, Mr.. Hagen having
been appointed president Of the Scan
American bunk here.
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Coral is a leading color this year.
See the new effects at Nashold's.
PINK cARNATION WILL BE
THE CORONATION FLOWER.