The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-09-19

spending the day in the city with
friends today.
Croil Hunter left yesterday afternoon
for Yale university, where he will en-
ter as a freshman.
Friends will he very sorry to learn
that Miss Grace Robinson, Fargo's
visiting nurse. was taken to ST. luke
hospital yesterday. She is reported to
be very i'll and her condition today Is
about the same.
The witches club of the normal
school will give a farewell dinner this
evening in honor of Miss Lucy. Weld.
who leaves in a very short time to
enter Columbia university. The affair
will take place at the Comstock.
Mrs. L. A. Kedney, who has spent
the past year In New Jersey, has open
ed her home in Island park for a fort
might and will then return to Minnea-
polls TO spend the winter. Mrs. Kedney
is accompanied by her son, Harry, who
will leave tomorrow morning for
Madison, Wis, to re-enter the state
university.
An event of more than usual interest
this afternoon is the presentation OF
MRS. /. p. Clapp, who has issued q large
number of invitations to her friends
and Is receiving them in stones new
ing young reader of ability and her
Interpretation of Jeanne dare is the
Feature of the afternoon.
Grand Forks Times: Mr.. and Mrs. F.
II. Starkweather, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z.
Griffith, Mrs. N. J. Nelson and ". w.
where they will attend the Baptist
state convention as delegates from this
scity. DIR. H. NJ. Cook also left this
.norning but went by way of Crookston
Truth Sargent who formerly resided
here.
The Y. w. c. A. girls will be enter
tanned at a bacon bat" Friday after
moon n all of the Y. girls and their
lady friends are requested to leave
go. The company will meet at the Y.
at 6 o'clock and a suitable location will
tbe found out of doors for a campfire.
"a good time is anticipated roasting
bacon and weiners over the Goals and
rolls and coffee will be served.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. H. M. Jones
and Mrs. Robert Gormley were hostess
,es at the home of Mrs. Jones on Sec
.ond avenue south in honor of Mrs. e.
u. Rhodes, who is soon to leave the
CITY. The event was given as a fare
well and a company of Mrs. Rhodes
friends and ~neighbors were invited In
and a clever surprise arranged. The
afternoon passed pleasantly in talking
over old times and as a remembrance
of the occasion the ladies presented
Mrs. Rhodes with a handsome silk UNI
DrSlla with a EOlO IlpDeu ndDule, MIS-,
Edward Engerud making avery grace
full presentation speech. The hostesses
SERVED delicious refreshments at a con-
wenient hour. Mrs. Rhodes will leave
this evening for Marshaiitown, Ia,
where her future home Will be and will
visit en- route for a short time in Min
~neapolis.
Minneapolis Journal: At the mar
riage of Miss Louise Sibley, daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. Albert L. Sibley of st.
Jr,, of Los Angeles, Cal, which will
take place this evening at 1880 o'clock
at st. Clements Episcopal church in, st.
Paul, Hans Braasch of Minneapolis will
run, pastor of the church, will officiate,
Miss Sibley has chosen her cousin
Miss Charlotte Sibley, for her maid OF
honor and the bridesmaids will be the
Misses Mary Phelps of Fargo, N. d.
Helen Brimhall, Josephine Edgerton
and Ruth Wilson. and Lee of Los
Angeles will be Or. walters best man
and Leslie Gedney, Roy N~eshhauser and
the ushers. Mr.. and Mrs. Sibley gave
the dinner last evening at their home
on Osceola avenue for the members OF
the bridal party.
A wedding last evening at Grand
Forks will be of interest to Fargo
Friends of John Bartness of Grand
Forks, who was formerly connected
with the local Western Union office,
AIR. Bartness chose for his bride Miss
Bessie May Wentworth of Fergus Falls
lied last evening at the home of Mrs
"A. Caldwell in Grand Forks. Rev. J.
Nelson Lentz, pastor of st. Mark
church oficiated and the guest list in
hluded a small company of intimate
friends. Fall flowers in shades of pink
and white made the rooms most at
tractive and the bride wore a dainty
gown of white embroidered net over
satin messaline. Miss Verna Ryan
was maid of honor and Mr.. Bartness
WAS attended by Gordon Gray. Follow.
Ing the ceremony Mrs. Caldwell served
a course supper and the diningroom
was effectively arranged with small
tables, pretti1y decorated with flowers
Mr.. and Mrs. Bartness left on a honey.
moon trip east and will be at home al
Mrs. CaIdweIFs residence in Grand
Forks after Oct, l..
In view of the interest IN the coming
state convention at Devils Lake, the
coming of Mrs. Almena Parker Nc
Donald of Chicago, national lecturer
Grand Forks will interest the local
temperance workers. This item is tax
en- from The Grand Forks Times In
part: Mrs. Almena Parker Mcdonald
organizer for the w. c. T.. y. will be
the guest of the local union next Sun
day while en- route to Portland, Ore.
to attend the national temperance con
Vention. Mrs. Mcdonald win be enter.
tanned as the guest Of Mrs. w. S. Begs
of Belmont avenue while in the city
and will leave Monday morning fol
Devils Lake where she will attend tn
North Dakota state convention of the
w. C. I. u. Mrs. Mcdonald has beer
secured for a lecture In this city mex
Sunday evening at s o'clock and sh,
will speak at the Grand theatre. i
will be a free illustrated lecture or
temperance and will be one of tn,
strongest efforts in the cause Of temp
~ 1nA- fhnt has AT0r hnnV hnnr1 have
The local union extends a cordial In
v~itation to the public, both men an