The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-23
Of Interest to the WOmen
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some OF the young ladies Of the dor
mitory.
Mrs. John Walker left Tuesday even
ing over the Milwaukee for Lewis
ton, Mont, where she will make her
home with her daughter, Mrs. Kaull.
"A number OF friends made up a party
who accompanied Mrs. Walker to the
depot t wish her a pleasant journey.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Barlow OF Sew
enth street south left Tuesday morn
ing to attend the Northern Baptist
convention at Des Moines, La. They
will join other members of the North
Dakota party in st. Paul. Mr.. Bar
low has credentials as one Of the deli
egates from the N. d. Baptist state
convention, while Mrs. Barlow repre-
sents the Baptist church at Lidger-
wood. They expect to visit in Wis
consin on their return home, about
June Is.
Last evening the Zion congregation
of the Evangelical association gave a
delightful surprise in honor of their
departing pastor, Rev. L. M. Binga-
man, n family. After the regular
prayer meeting the members of the
congregation proceeded to the parson-
age, where a very delightful socia.
hour was spent. Delicious refresh
ments were served and a programme
Of toasts from the heads of the vari-
Gus departments OF the organization
were enjoyed by all. Each speaker
expressed great appreciation for the
inspiration and assistance which has
been given them by their pastor. Rev
Mr.. Bingaman very ably responded
He has served the local congrega.
ton for the past FIVE years and will
leave next week for Hayti, S. d.
where he will his pastora
work The good wishes of the con.
gregation and many friends will ac,
company Rev. and Mrs. Bingaman Il
their new field Of labor.
On Tuesday evening Of this weeI
Mrs. ]. D. Gillis and Miss Elizabetl
Lamb were charming h~ostesses at tn,
home Of Miss Lamb on Fifth stree
south, Moorhead in honor of Miss Mar.
Curran, a popular young lady of tina
city who is to be a June bride. TIL
event was given as a handkerchie
shower and twenty-five young lad.
friends responded to dainty invitations
The early part Of the evening wa
spent in making a Peter and Poll.
book. Each girl took a page, which
was mar--ed for some period of a girl
and a boys life and pictures were Gu
from magazines and pasted on pictur
ing this period, with some appropriat,
sentiment written below. This bool
was finiseed in brown and white ant
presented to the bride-elect as a sou
venir Of the occasion. At a convent
ent hour a perfectly appointed tire
course luncheon was served. The din
ing room was most attractive with
large white bell hung in the cente
and tiny pink cupids forming cleve
~festoonings. The tables were arrang
ed with one large table with cover
for eight in the center and four SINAI
tables with covers for four guest
in each corner of the room. The plac
cards were pink and gilt hearts. Ate
luncheon the guests returned to tn
parlors to watch the pleasure of tn
bride-to-be in a pink satin clothe
line full of dainty h-andkerchiefs Of a
descriptions. Last week Miss Curra
was honored with four. beautiful par
ties and several more are schedule
for the near future. Her marriage t