The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-09-06

ing Iciclian' songs i%mprovised for the
Mr.. and Mrs. rrichard OF Pasadena.
Cal, were the guests yesterday of Mr..
and Mrs. p. L. Morris of Eleventh
street south.
Miss kathryn Hathaway Of sixth
avenue south returned last evening
from a delightful summers trip
through the west.
Judge Bngerud and family returned
Yesterday to their hone on Fourteenth
street south, having closed their cot
a at the lakes for the season.
Miss Violet Conant. q graduate this
spring from the teachers training de-
partment of the Fargo conservatory
will teach music and drawing in the
schools at S~tarkweather this year.
Miss Marian Sutherland, who has
been visiting in Emerson, Can, for the
friends in Grafton and is expected home
this evening to be here for h COM
mencernent of school next week.
Lafayette Crum of Ithaca, N. Y, and
Mrs. Charles Horton of Oswego, N. Y,
are the guests of Atty. and Mrs. Crum
of Eighth street north. Mr.. Crum and
Mrs. Horton are brother and sister of
Attorney crum and the reunion is a
very happy one.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Ridley will leave
this evening for Austin, Mimi, where
they have been called by a message
which arrived last evening from that
city telling them of the death of Mr..
Ridley's mother, Mrs, william J. Rid
ley ST.. The funeral services will be
held Monday.
Little Miss Margaret Lemiuex was a
delightful hostess to ten of her little
friends yesterday afternoon at the
home of her parents on Fourth avenue
south. The event was in honor of Miss
Margaret's 5th birthday anniversary
and the hours were from 3 o'clock until
5. The first hour was spent with
childish games and later Mrs. LerniueX
served a prettily appointed birthday
| luncheon. Pink ribbons were extended
from the chandelier to the place cards,
which were in the form of doll angels
and at their plates each little guest
found a dainty souvenir. In the center
OF the table was the beautiful birth
day cake with i've candles n a menu
of good things which children enjoy
was served.
Last evening at the spacious home
of Mr., and Mrs. Stewart Wilson on
Third avenue south the Epworth league
of the First M. E. church gave a fare
well party in honor of Miss Georgia
Bricker, n of the most faithful and
best loved members of the society, who
Is to wed Frank Chapman of Winnipeg
in a short time. The rooms were bright
| WIN SW peas anu dclSIS Iii dDOuk
forty young people gathered for the
last meeting with Miss Bricker. An
unique method was taken to predict
the fortunes of the guests through
cords which were twined about the
rooms and OF the porch and at the end
of each, a fortune was found. Miss
BriclSef found a surprise in a vase OF
lowers. After a happy evening OF
games and chat, q delicious luncheon
was served, following which DIR. Wal
tiers presented the honor guest with a
handsome baking dish from the league
AS the evening drew to a close thu
young people san an original song
fitted to the occasion, a parody or
Farewell, MY Bluebell.
Grand Forks Timesi Mrs. J. e. stew.
n of University avenue, who was
named as one of the Official Crane
Forks county delegates to the third
tomorrow, will leave for that city In
the morning, travelling on the Roose.
Welt special with the distinguisheC
standard bearer of the party. Mrs. An.
ma Kirk of Niagara, who was named al
a delegate from Nelson county, will gc
with Mrs. Stevens and both will sit ir
the convention tomorrow. Mrs. Alice
Nelson Page, the other woman dele
gate from this county, has found i
Impossible to attend. From Fargo Mrs
Stevens, accompanied by Mrs. Nellie
Nelson, her assistant In the tubercu.
losis work, will go to Lisbon wher,
they will display the state tuberculosis
exhibit on Sunday. The two ladies vii
be away two weeks, giving lectures il
Lisbon, Oakes, Glendale, Hankinson
n Lidgerwood. Mrs. stevens ant
Mrs. Nelson only returned last evenins
from Hatton and Hunter where they
held two gatherings in the interests o.