The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-09-14

They will be at home in Leonard
after Oct. /.
On Thursday Misses Ella Beckman
and Faith Gardner entertained the
ILaChom sorority at a thimble bee at
the home OF the former in honor of
of Miss Helen Smith, IL, who leaves
in a few days for Columbia university,
and Miss Jessie Buchanan, who is soon
to take up the study of music at Ober-
lin conservatory. At h close of an
Informal afternoon, dainty refresh
ments were served. Miss Frances
Emery has also recently entertained
the LaChoms In honor Of Miss Smith.
This evening President Creegan is
entertaining the new members of the
faculty at a. dinner at the Waldorf.
Miss Frances Miller of the of '02
has been visiting her parents in Fargo
during the summer, but has left to-
resume her evangelistic work.
Word comes from German West At
RIGA that a baby girl has come to
brighten the home of Mrs. Fred Hope,
nee Roberta Brown, class of '06.
College friends OF Miss Edith Nc
Kinney of the class of '06, will SYM
pathize with her in the loss of her
brother, Robert Redding Mckinney,
who died Aug. 20, at ClitheTall, Mimi.
of diabetes.
John Pollock OF the class of 90, was
graduated from Harvard laws chool.
last June, is now associated with the
firm of Pollock & Pollock in Fargo.
In late June occurred the marriage
| of Miss Clara Blanchard, II, to Ny
ron Leslie. 'oS, at the ON of the
brides parents, Rev. Mr.. and Mrs.
Suckow, the ceremony being perform
ed by Rev. Mr.. Suckow. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Leslie are making their home in Min
neapolis, where Mr.. Leslie has a splen-
did position in one of the high schools.
Miss Lydia Frederickson of the class
of 10, who has been very i'll at Hunter,
N. D., is greatly improved.
Guy H. yande Bogart; 10, who took
his M. A. at the college last COM
mencement, has been Professor Wan
ner's assistant in the summer school
He will resume his work at Pillsbury
academy this fall.
Albert Sonquist of the class of IL,
who taught last yea at Doran, Mimi.
Is now located at Lynn, MINI,
MISS MdISdISI INSW lOl OA~lnSL wal .
class of the conservatory has left for
Langdon, n. D., where she is to act
as supervisor of drawing and music
in the public schools. Miss Violet Co
nant has accepted a similar position
at StarkweAtheT, N. D. Miss Nell
Bishop of the class of ~ will have
charge of English and history 1t the
high school at Edgeley, and Miss Min
ME Kohler is to be at Red Lake Falls,
and Miss Dorff of the same class has
! accepted a position at Glyndon, MINI.
Lloyd Monson will be in educational
work at Ryder, n. d. Miss Myrtle
Blanchard, IL, is on an extended visit
with relatives in Montana, The Latin
n English in the high school at
Sioux Falls, s. D., are to be in charge
of Miss Magdalena Carpenter, a for
mer student of the college. Miss Fern
Crothers and Miss Ella Beckman Of
the conservatory have both been elect
ed soloists at the First Methodist
church of Fargo for the coming year.
A parcel shower was given We'd
nesday afternoon al the home Of Miss
Florence Turner of Eighth avenue
south in honor of Miss Alta Ashelmau,
formerly of the conservatory, who
will next month become the bride of
DR.. McKibbie of Maddox, N. d.
Miss Frances Emery, who spent last
year at the University of Minnesota.
will re-enter Fargo college this fall.
Miss Buelah Amidon has beensin Ger
many, but will resume her work at
the college this year.
Allan Carpenter spent part of the
summer at his home in Vermont.
When he returned he brought his
brother with him to enter college. Mr..
Carpenter has been serving ais chauf-
feur for President Wyman of the wy
man Land Co. of Fargo for some
weeks.
The Office and the boys cioakroom
in Jones' hall are Frightening UP under
the inspiration of new calsomining.
Miss Marie Lindgren, 10, has been