The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-23
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Joseph M. Herrick win take place early
in June.
Mrs. John Peterson OF Tenth street
north was called to Algona. Ia, Mon
day afternoon by the death of her
father-in-law. she is expected home
early ext week.
The Island Park Charity circle win
meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs.
FL. q. Goodrich, s19 Sixth street south.
This will be the last meeting until
fall and a large attendance is desired.
This evening the Delta Phi Beta
sorority and the Alpha Mu fraternity
will entertain the senior classes of
the Fargo and Moorhead high schools
at the college armory. A sumptuous
banquet will be served at $50 and a
delightful programme has been plan
ned for the remainder of the evening.
Mrs. r M. Pollock Of Eighth street
south has issued invitations to a num-
Der of the young ladies Of the south
side society set in honor OF four of
the prospective brides of the season at
a luncheon on Saturday afternoon.
Several of the announcements have not
beeA made so that the names of the
prospective brides cannot be given at
this time.
The Fargo w. G.. T. u. will hold
their first regular meeting following
the Sunday meetings with Mrs. d.
Fisher, 91S Seventh street south, to-
morrow afternoon. The programmes
for the meetings missed will be work
ed in the future meetings as conven
lent, Mrs. Fisher will substitute for
Mrs. Hatcher tomorrow as she is i'll
and will be unable to be present.
Mrs. w. G. Finney OF Pittsburg. Pa.
is expected in the city today or to-
morrow and will spend some time in
Fargo as the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Webster and her brother,
G. e. Webster and family. Mrs. Fin
ney was a former Fargoan and has a
host of friends in the city who will be
delighted to have the opportunity to
renew her acquaintance.
Judge and Mrs. N. c. Young of
Eleventh street south sent out invita-
tions today to the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Laura Bird Young to
Charles Walter Spaulding, j. The
wedding will be an event Of June 10
and will take place at the Young
residence. A reception for intimate
friends will =, given at 8 o'clock in
the evening of that day. following the
ceremony.
On Tuesday evening the Eskimo club
closed their season very fittingly with
the annual banuuet at the home of
Mrs. n. Donaldson on Fifth street
south, Moorhead. Dinner was served
for fifteen ladies at 2 o'clock, the
Misses Ruth Donaldson and Mabel
Tilden serving. The table was very
attractively laid with color scheme
of red and white with green foliage.
Carnations were used and the place
cards carried put the general effect.
After dinner the ladies repaired to
the par1ors where 500 was played for
an hour or two.
The faculty and students OF Fargo
college are preparing for the annual
high school senior reception, MAY 81
when they will be hosts to the gradu-
ating classes of Fargo Inc MoorheaC
high schools and the F. g. preparatory
graduates. The chairmen of the diff
erent committees are: Reception
Claire Codding; refreshments, Vivian
Shute; finance, James Sharp; decor
ations. Margaret Plank; invitations
Melvin Hildreth; equipment, Lee
Horst; place cards, Margaret Hollis
ter; post bellum, Fred StillwelI; chair
man Of the hole, Miss Lois Dart.