The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-22


Mrs. Desmond at he lakes and ali will
motor back to Akeley.
Miss julia Aureden OF Dubuque, ia,
is visiting Mrs. Lynn Miller OF Tenth
street south.
MI. Ind Mrs. .. j.. Edwards OF James,
town are visiting In the city for q
short time.
Mrs: John Maloney ana son and Mr..
and Mrs. III. u. Brown OF Buffalo spent
the day in the city today.
Mr.. n Mrs. Herbert L. Loomis and
family left this morning for their SUM
mer home at the Detroit lakes.
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on friends in the city yesterday.
Mrs, Baertsch Of Marion. N. D., is
the guest for a week OF her aunt. Mrs.
G. N. Swart of Eighth street north.
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The Book and Thimbie club will meet
with Mrs. A, j. O'Shea, 701 Fourth
street south on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. G. r. Hall Of Minneapolis is Wis
family of Tenth street south for a few
months.
III. NJ. Weiser and family arrived this
. lh4AA Irwin nuIISI Ill #LlSlI CAT anu
are en- route to the Detroit lakes for
an outing.
Mrs. Branch and son Chase left last
evening Tor their home in New York.
They lave been visiting friends In
jamestown, Valley City and Fargo.
Mrs. @, e. Webster of Third avenue
south is entertaining her sister, Mrs.
G. I. Mears of duluth, who viii be in
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John williams of
Butte, Mont, are visiting at the ZONES
of Mr.. and Mrs. b. Sullivan OF Island
park and P. ]. Sullivan Of Fourth ave-
nue. south.
Mrs. H. L. Sherwood and son, Leslie,
and daughter, Eva Mae, nave left for
spend about three weeks with MI.
sherwood's parents,
Mrs. II. O. Clements and daughter,
nesday and are the guests Of Mrs.
Clements sister, Mrs. T. Twichell at
he farm near Mapleton.
W. d. Austin, deputy state insurance
commissioners, and Mrs, Austin spent
he day in h city en- route to Bis
marck from Lake Cormorant, where
they had their annual outing.
The Christian Endeavor society Of
the Presbyterian church has organic
ed a nursery in the basement and will
be pleased to care for the babies dur
ing the hour of the morning service.
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p. A. Walters Of Cedar Falls, Ia,
Henry McClintock Of Cedar Rapids, Ia,
and Denton Burdick of Metolius, Ore,
are the guests for q short time of
Horace Young at his home on EIev-
enth street north.
Master Jerome Aske Of Moorhead
accompanied by his aunt, Miss Louise
Schtll left this morning Owe the Great
Northern for Stockton, Ill, where they
Jerome's grandmother, Mrs. John Leet-
zen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.. Yokell and @. r.
Bronson, Mrs. YokelTs brother, have
returned from Sykeston, where they
attended a pleasant old settlers re-
union. Mr.. Yokell has been there for
several weeks looking after extensive
Mr., and Mrs. A. ]. Hall returned
Thursday evening from their honey
moon trip which took them to Min
formerly Miss Alice Dreaseke and her
marriage to Mr.. Hall was a pretty
event Of last week.
A cable was received Yesterday by
friends in the city announcing the ar
rival OF q son at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Norvale in Christiania, Nor
way: Mrs. Norvale will be remember
ed by. Fargo friends as Mrs. Jennie
Kachelmacher.
MI. and Mrs. Dick Whitney of Port
land, Ore, were the guests today of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. English and daugh-
ter, Miss Edna of First avenue south.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney are en- route to
Marshall, Mimi, where they will spend
the summer with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Rohan of North
Broadway leave this evening on a trip
CARA Falls, Syracuse and with Mrs.
Rohan's sister at Amsterdam. Later
they viii go to Schenectady and up the
HUDSON river. Mrs Rohan will re-
turning the middle of July,
Mrs. Maria Adams, who has made
sister. Mrs. G. N. Swart Of Eighth
street north, left Monday morning for
San Francisco, where today her mar
rage to w. Kane Of one of the sub
urbs of that city will take place. They
will make their home in the west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Wright arrived
this morning from the east. They
great lakes and will be at home in
this city on the north side. Mrs.
Wright was formerly Miss Florence
Coyle and is well known in Fargo cir
cles. They ave taken apartments at
the Gardner for a few days until their
home is ready.
Last evening about twenty young
people gave a very happy surprise at
the home of Mrs. Martinson on Third
street north in honor of Miss Clara
Olson, a bride to be Of next week. The |
evening was spent informally and at
the close nice refreshments were serv-
ed. MISS olson was the recipient of a
basket full of interesting parcels at
the close of the evening.
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The ladies of st. Mary's cathedral
gave a very delightful card social last
evening in the knights of Columbus
hall. Euchre was played by a large
crowd and handsome prizes were Of
fered. Mrs. M. Holzer won mead Ia
dies prize, Mrs. Knowles second, Mr..
Healy the lone hand, T. Olson the gen
the gentlemen's second prize.
A number OF Fargo people were
guests at Hope this week at the mar
Thomas, jrs Of Grand Junction, Col.
Miss leila Jacobson, one OF the popu-
lar members of Fargo's young society
set was one of the bridesmaids. The
following account of the wedding in
part is from The Hope Pioneer and
will interest Fargo friends: A very
pretty event occurred Tuesday eve-
ming, June is, at the home OF Mrs.
George A. Luce when her daughter,
Elsie May. became the bride of Charles
ton, Col. At the appointed hour, the
bridal procession appeared, marching
to the strains of the bridal chorus
from L~ohengrin, with Miss Ethel JOS