The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-07-10

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ON amy OF rho Forums Four vv,re
reached our destination and got off, we
said good night again and left in frank
felle1. When we reached the theatre
side while he wen to buy the tickets
AS I turned to look at a beautiful eve.
ming cloak, imagine my wrath to dis
cover that neighbor of ours calmly
standing near me, waiting for her hus.
oand. He, too, was buying tickets
She caught my eye, and it was impossi.
bic not to smile, it was so absurd
Again we plunged into perfunctory
with the tickets, and bidding then
good night for the third time we pass.
ed into the theatre. You will never be-
Iie.ve 1T in the world, but the funniest
too ridiculous to be true. We had only
Just got settled comfortably in ou1
seats when we had to rise to let two
people edge past us. They were oul
eighbo his wife, and their seats
Just burst into laughter-we couldn't
help it. Here we had been trying tc
get away from them since the moment
we started, and yet we seemed as irA
revocably attached to them as if we
mad deliberately planned a theatre
party. They were so jolly and merry
about 1t that we just had to unbend a
littie. We had a delightful evening,
ending by liking them Immensely, and
we have all been fast friends ever
since. We have found them the most
companionable, hospitable pair, the
most thoughtful reighbors, and the
most congenial spirits Imaginable. And
fate simply forced them upon us. We
never would have had sense enough to
choos them of ourselves. DON'T talk
to me about ~propinquity. It's our best
friend
Prof. and Mrs. c. B. WaIdron and
daughter, Miss Elouise. left Monday
evening" Tor Winnipeg, where they are
attending the fair.
On Monday afternoon of this week,
MISS Alma Leeby entertained in honor
delightful sewing bee. Miss Dolve is
the guest of the Misses Katherine and
Rizpah Ladd.
Light Bearers of the First M. E. church
will meet tomorrow morning at n
church at 10 o'clock for a picnic to Oak
grove. Mothers are invited and the
children are asked to bring lunches
and car fare.
The Epworth league of the First M.
70. church., invites all of it's friends
The young people will meet at the Y.
M. c. A. at 6 O'clock and a very pleas
ant evening is anticipated. In case of
rain lunch will be served in the league
room at the church.
Mrs. G. r. FroIing received a tele-
gram from Mr.. Froling stating that
he had arrived in New York n is
now en- route home. Mr.. Froling has
spent the past eight weeks visiting his
parents, who are very aged, at his cid
hood home in Sweden, and he will ar
rive home Saturday.
D.. C. Moulton, secretary of the Fair
Commercial club, lis in the city
for a few days, accompanied by his
bride. The marriage ceremon that
Miss Alice Rice of Seattle, Wash, was
performed by Rev. Mr.. Surrey at Wah-
peton yesterday and they are now on
a bridal tour. Mr.. Moulton is the pro-
Paramount and eyen though he is q
newly-Wed he could nd time to boost
for his home town and he says thak
paramount q 1t all owe any town
cause they have four railroads in that
booming little city.
HsgA#W# 8EF#N%I&lN $500 @EEg
Mrs. G. H. Anheier was hostess yes
terday afternoon at her home on Third
avenue south at a musicale In honor of
her niece, Mrs. Geo. Tharelson, and her
guest. Miss Pauly. The afternoon was
spent with contests in which Mrs. B.
"A. Orr and Mrs. w. c.. Nichols were
and Mrs, I'll. O.. Kallgren de-
lighted the guests with a group of
A lunch was served at the close
of the day and Mrs. Anheier was as
sisted by Mrs. a.. e. Bistic. Mrs. j. I'll.
Kugtzman. Mrs. Kelly, Miss Kathleen
Kelly and Miss Pearl Oman. Guests
from away who are visiting here were
Mrs. w w. Lorshbaugh of Omaha. Neb.,
O'Neil.
ity yesterday afternoon of Mrs. j. M.
johnson of Tenth street south, when
She entertained in honor8of Mrs. New
ton Of Bismarck, formerly OF this city,
Mrs. Edward johnson, nee Cherry
Nichols. Her home was fragrant with
a wealth of flowers and a happy infor-
afternoon was spent with music
and chat Grandma Putnam pleased
and Miss Ella Beckman sang very
beautifully. AT a convenient hour a
tempting lunch was served and thor
oughly enjoyed. The occasion was of
the usual high standard given by Mrs.
Johnson and was oneo Of the most de-
lightfuI of the season.
Yesterday was the Isth birthday an
niversary of the Misses Katherine and
Rizpah Ladd and the occasion was very
fittingly celebrated. These young lad
les entertained sixteen of their friends
at breakfast, the party going to tine.
river and enjoying an out-of-door
spread at 8 o'clock. Weiners were
roasted over the campfire, eggs were
prepared, coffee and all of the good
things that may be served from a
campfire. In the evening their brother,
Culver. gave them aadelightful launch
ride up the river. Upon their return
they were greeted by a company of
twenty young people who had been
invited by Miss Rosilla Laid to assist
in the celebration The lawn was ar
with Japanese lanterns and
chairs and d jolly evening
spent with contests, games and
music, Miss Alma Leeby winning the
for the best animal made from
gsira. Dainty prize baskets served as
souvenirs and delicious refreshments
were served, Al feature was a handsome
birthday cake with candles set in rose-