The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-04-06

OF in the popular spring colors, purple
m white. At a convenient hour a
tempting lap luncheon was served and
the honor guest after having duly ex-
amined and admired the many dainty
gifts, expressed her thanks in a few
clever and well chosen words. In the
evening a merry party Of young Ia
dies gathered and spent a happy time
with music and games. The BRIDE
to-be was presented with another
shower Of pretty gifts for her new
home. Luncheon was served at the
close Of the evening. Miss Hansen
has made her home with her sister,
Mrs. Van Eaton Of Seventh avenue
north and leaves tomorrow for her
home at Lake Park, to spend the week
prior to her wedding with her parents
Mr.. n Mrs. Hansen. The wedding
Will a place in the Lutheran church
in that city next Sunday and the cere-
mony will be performed by Rev. K.
Dalager, who also presided at the
baptism and confirmation Of the bride.
n a been her pastor since early
hlldhood The bridegroom is a form
er Fargo young man, the son of Mr..
ana Mrs. Charles Brown of Sixth
avenue north. He left here last March
to accept a promotion with the Stan
Oil Co., at Minot. He will take
his bride to that city Immediately aft
er the ceremony to make their home
and en- route there will visit Fargo
friends. Fargo people who will attend
the wedding are: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Eaton, Mr.. and Mrs. Homard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Dubord, Mr., and Mrs.
Peter Nelson of Dilworth and Miss
Edith Maloney Of Fargo.
o.
e. Miller, who has held the position
Of business manager for the Acme
Co. for the past few years,
has resigned his position on account
OF Ill health and will leave Monday
with his wife for Mama, Fla. Mrs,
Mlllers brother, ]. c.. Lally, will ar
rive this evening from Kansas City
and will accompany Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller south, where it is hoped hat
formers health will be improved
by a change of climate. L. c. Peter
son Will succeed Mr.. Miller with the
Harvester Co.
o
The ladies of the Eastern. Star will
hold their usual Monday afternoon So
,ial gathering this week and a special
feature Of the meeting will be a de-
bate on Woman Suffrage. Mrs. E. T.
Shaw and Mrs. Hooper will argue in
The affirmative and Mrs. Sloan and
Mrs. Frazier in the negative. A pleas
ant and interesting time is anticipated
Following the debate there will be al
discussion of the subject and.
he ladies' will accept a volunteer for
side Of the discussion.
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Miss Edith Pfaff Of Thirteenth
street north was hostess last evening
o sixteen girl friends in honor Of her
sister, Miss Elizabeth, to assist in cell
'brating her birthday. anniversary.
Games and music filled the evening
pleasantly and at the close a delic-
Gus luncheon was served with effec-
i've Easter appointments. A hand
iome birthday cake graced the table
md the honor guest was showered
With merry congratulations and well
Mr. and Mrs. Max Mendelsohn of
minneapolis will arrive Tuesday to
pend a few weeks with Mrs. Mendel-
ohn's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Max
'eigel' of Eleventh street south. !
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h Eskimo club VIII meet on Tues
Lay evening of this week with Mrs. F.
Tilden Of First avenue north. Mrs.
Of Minneapolis will be hon
r guest. Mrs. Whitcomb was former
Y Of Fargo and is visiting friends
lere for a short time.
o
Miss Katherine Mcmillan arrived
asst evening from Wheatland, N. D.,
nd will be the guest of friends in
he city over Easter.