The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-31


asters being used as decorations and
a happy time was spent with games
and stories. Miss Butter was assisted
in entertaining her little guests BY her
ley.
Miss j. C.. Butler or Ninth avenue
south spent yesterday with Mrs. H. +.
Chanee at Amenia.
pr. q. w. Humphrey of Moorhead
returned home this morning from a
trip through Glacier National park n
other western points or interest. He
reports a most enjoyably spent vaca-
ton.
The programmes of the Fine Arts
club are out OF the hands the publish
er, and are filed with delightful fea-
%tions. of this club have combined in
planning a year of exceptional attrac-
~tfveness. Oficers OF the club for the
coming year are as follows:
Presfdent-Mrs. +. j. Thompson.
Vice president-Mrs. r. e. Weible.
Secretary and Treasurer-Mrs N. A.
Hildreth.
Chairman Music section-Mrs. G. H.
Chairman Drama section-Miss Abb
bic l.. Simmons.
Chairman Writer'S Section - Mrs.
Julia HaZelton.
Chairman Sociological section-Dr.
Ella Lonn.
Ensign Walter w. Webster. who has
been enjoying a three weeks leave of
absence at the home Of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. e. Webster, Third avenue
south, left Wednesday for New York,
where he will resume his duties as an
officer of the battleship North Da-
kota- During his stay here the ship
has been in dry dock. "'
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North Broadway home, leaving early
in the week for Minneapolis, where she
Will take. up her residence. b was
accompanied by her aunt, Mrs. Dunn,
who had been her guest for several al
the large hardware interests which
were a part of Mr.. O'NeilTs estate, and
will make her home hereafter with her
mother in Minneapolis.
Mrs. H. T. Boyle of the courthouse
square has entertained as her guests
during the past week, Mrs. e, Prieve
of Casselton, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ney-
hart of Tacoma, Wash, and Miss Ger
trude Metcalf of Williston, N. D. On
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Boyle gave a
Katie Klatsch" in honor of her moth
Anheier's mother, Mrs. Schultz of Min
neapolis. The afternoon was most
pleasantly spent. Thursday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyle gave an informal
1 evening LOT MI. anu MIS-. EOyndEL anu
Miss Metcalf. The guests included only
old friends and classmates and a de-
lightful evening of "Reminiscences was
enjoyed.
Mrs. J. w. Coleman of Tenth street
north entertained on Thursday even
ing at luncheon in honor of Mrs. j. w.
Crisser of Oxford, o., her sister-in-law,
N. D. Covers were laid for twelve and
a pretty decorative scheme was carried
out with sweet peas.
Miss Florence Campbell left this
morning for Thief River Falls, Mimi,
where She will resume her duties as
teacher in the public schools.
Mrs. A. e. Jones of Lisbon spent yes
Twelfth street south. h was accom-
panied home this morning by Miss
Catherine Hunt, who will be a guest at
a house party the coming week at
which Miss Grace Jones will be hos
tess to a party of her young friends.
Jerome Jones, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. E. Jones OF Lisbon, N. D., has taken
apartments at the Rockwell and will
take a business course during the win
ter; Mr.; Jones Is a graduate Of the
Culver Military academy and spent
last year at the university Of Wiscon-
sin.
MISS EidTT46LI EuHL 4SIL luESQdy
evening for Smith college, where she
will enter as a senior this year. Miss
Hunt will visit en- route in Minneapolis,
Miss Caroline Teigen was honored
Thursday evening at a parcel shower
at the home of Miss Marie Tonning on
First street south, Moorhead The
rooms were beautifully decorated with
pink and white streamers, ferns and
sweet peas and a happy evening was
spent with games and contest suitable
to the occasion. Miss Emma Rustad
received a prize for fashioning the
prettiest bride from a clothes pin and
some white material. AT an appointed
time the bride was handed a ball of
thread and as she wound the threads
parcels were showered upon her from
various parts of the room. At the close
of the evening tempting refreshments
were served.
Last evening Miss. Georgia Gricker
bride elect of the coming month was
the recipient Of a handkerchief shower
rendered by Mrs. j. w. jones and Mrs.
B. B. Hicks at the home OF the latter
on Twelfth street north. The gather
ing was composed of about twenty
members. of the Queen Esther circle OF
the First M. E.. church of which Miss
Bricker is a prominent and well loved
member. The evening was spent in
music and chat and in the making OF
dust cloths and sachet bags which were
showered on the guest of n in pro-
FUSION. MISS AllC6 mOBn1eF was CalleQ
upon to make the presentation remarks
which voiced the sentiment Of those
present. The dainty gifts were sus-
pended from the center of the archway
and yellow flowers of the season were
artistically arranged about the rooms
giving a cherry aspect. After the serv-
ing of a delicious luncheon the guests
departed having enjoyed the hospitality
shown them and regrettfng that Miss
Bricker's new nome will take her out
Of the city.
The engagement of Miss Stella Pick
ering of this city M Evin Shogren OF
Chicago was announced last evening al
a very delightful function at the home
of Mrs. 7. @. Fosberg of Third avenue
south, her daughter, Miss Mamie Fos-
berg being hostess. The company en-
joyed an evening of games, music and
story telling and following a jolly in
formal time a sumptuous supper was
served in a pleasing manner and moth
ing was spared in the way of good
things to eat. Miss Myrtle Johnson Of
Moorhead assisted the hostess la serv-
ing. h news Of the engagement was
made known at the supper table by
Mrs. A. Akelberg of Chicago, sister OF
the prospective bridegroom.
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Master Jerome Aske OF Moorhead has
returned home after spending the sum-
NJ ar with his prandmofhar ~ StooLtap