The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-23
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college also was a hostess in honor OF
Miss Powell.
The BibIe class OF Dist. No. SO will
meet with Mrs. ID. d. SInons Of SOL
Eighth venue south.
Miss May Singleton OF cakes, N. D..
iB the guest OF her cousin, Miss Grekta
Rae OF Fifth avenue north.
Mics Florence Gibson of Sixteenth
street south returned home yesterday
troll.
Mrs. r. w. Mclean who has been
visiting for a few weeks in Langdon
with her parents and other friends,
has returned home.
Mrs. Mary Hoizer OF A. L. Moody's
store Will leave Sunday for the twin
cities where she will spend two or
Friends win be very sorry to learn
that Miss Elouise, little daughter of
Prof. and Mrs. G. b. Waldron is very
III at her home On Eleventh avenue
north.
Mr.. n Mrs. H. p. Fowler are happy
In the arrival of a fine boy who came
yesterday at the home of Mr.. Fowler's
sister, Mrs: X. IL. Slocum of Eleventh
street north.
Miss Emily Morgan, who has been
the guest of her uncle and aunt, DR..
and Mrs. J. w. Durham of Ninth ave-
nue. south, has returned to her home.
While here she enjoyed a motor trip
through South Dakota with DR.. and
Mrs.
The ushers and choir of the First
Baptist church enjoyed a picnic last
twenty young people were in the COM
pany and q happy time was spent
roasting corn over a camp fire and a
delicious picnic supper was served.
DR.. and Mrs. Newsalt returned yes
terday from their trip over the state
and will leave Saturday morning fol
Minneapolis and Chicago in their Chal-
mers car. At Minneapolis, they VIII
attend the Universal Chiropractors as
ISOLATION, which meets there Aug. 26
to 81. They will return to Fargo about
Sept. Is.
Miss Constance Watson Of, Eighth
street south and her guest, Miss Mar
garet Hart of st. Louis left this
morning for Lake Minnetonka, where
they will be guests at a week end
house party which will be given by
Dana Stone formerly OF this city. Miss
Margaret Mitchell and James Pollock
will also be guests at MIR. Stones house
party. After a short visit in Minnea-
polls next week Miss Watson will re-
turn home and Miss Hart will leave for
her home in st. Louis. ...-
A jolly house party at the lakes dur
AllE liz past WSCh at "IIlGIA NlA6D II IL
Crothers was hostess consisted Of the
Misses Alice Wing. Marian Costello,
Maude Cummings, and Helen Bishop OF
Darlington. The girls arrived in Fargo
Crothers at her home on Ninth street
south for two or three days. Guests
over Sunday at the Crothers cottage
were Carl Bisbow of Darlington, Roy
Lambert of the University of Mime
sofa and A. L. Miller of this city.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Rohen was hostess yes
terday afternoon to about seventy lad
les Of the Ladies Aid society OF st.
Marks English Lutheran church: The
meeting is especially noteworthy as
Mrs. Rohen Is a new member and en-
%tertained in a beautiful new home most
delightfully."-. An excellent programme
was enjoyed and music added to the
pleasure Of the afternoon. Refresh
ments were served at he close. 1t
was decided nat at The next meeting
an endeavor would be made to have a
full attendance Of all OF the members.
Mrs. e. S. Hill and Miss Hannah
Freeberg were hostesses yesterday
afternoon at the home Of the former
on Ninth street south, Moorhead, IN
honor OF a party of young girls who
respective schools. Sweet peas were
used about the house and pansies made
a pretty ce~nterpiece for the table at
which luncheon was served after a
NOEy ldppS ANAi4 evening" I'm
guest list included the Misses IneE
Larson, Olga Stake, Anna Anderson,
Evelyn Miller, Anna Bjorkquist, Ruth
Reed n Amy Fresberg.
A pretty event Of this week was a
parcel shower given Thursday after
noon by Mrs. Geo. Sandness OF Sixth
avenue south, Moorhead in honor of
her niece, Miss Caroline Teigen, who
will become the bride OF W. T. Bosley
of Rugby, N. D., on Sept. 4. The house
was beautifully decorated with pink
and white streamers and pink and
white sweet peas and other late sum
mer flowers were used with pretty eff
feet. Tables were arranged very artis-
ticaIly with pink and white sweet peas
and place cards were pink and white
hearts. The parcels were presented In
a very unique manne by three little
girls very daintily dressed in pink and
white. There were twenty-four ladies'
present and the afternoon was spent
most enjoyably.