The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-14

9 Forums Wires and ASK for Five
lSSs Pg ~ MRS: sundquist again next year.
/ ,,aa+SW was large attendance and the
iii1etihs was splendid one.
! MI MISS Mae Rideout of Crookston arr
i Wseks visit with friends. Miss Ride
out Wall also visit Moorhead friends.
Mrs. F.. 2. Kindred and daughter,
4 Eieanor, left this morning for Duluth
4 Where they Will take boat on the
Sa LTeat Lakes. They will be away a
1, Mr; and Mrs. e. w Humphrey Of
aoorhead' Sn7t mead who have been on the Gid
den tour, will return home this eve
ming after a most delightful trip.
After taking the Yellowstone National
park trip they shipped their car home
ana went on to Seattle and Portland.
| Miss Shotwell. of Brown & Shot
Wen s, mas returned from months So
Journ In New York. While there she
| son ana the firm is now remodeling
the interior of their store to have room
Tor the goods that are on the way. y
Mr.: and Mrs. E. L. Morris left last
| evening for Dead Lake where they will
spend the remainder Of the week visit
nave @ spent the past several weeks at
Richyifle, Mimi, near the lake and
they will accompany their parents
home. Ns -
Miss Olga Stake entertained yes
terday afternoon in honor of Miss Han
nah Freeberg of Moorhead, a fall
pride. There were twelve girl friends
or the honored guest present and the
afternoon was spent with needlework
AT the conclusion of the afternoon the
hostess served dainty refreshments
The Ladies' Aid society of the Nor
Weg1an Lutheran Free church will give
social and apron sale tomorrow eve
ming at the church parlors, corner
Fourth street and Fourth avenue north.
The social will begin at s clock and
Will be followed by a sale of ali kinds
of aprons The public is cordially in
vited.
Mrs. A. F. schwarz of sixth avenue
north entertained the Missionary So
ciety of the Evangelical church yes
terday afternoons. There were thirty
members present and splendid pro-
gramme was given. Husbands of the
to the Schwarz home for 6 o'clock sup
per.
A dozen or more former and present
residents of Marshalltown, Ia, indulg-
ed In picnic yesterday afternoon and
evening at Oak grove park and enjoyed
guests present were Mrs. H. McCaw
and daughter Meredith, of Kansas City
formerly of this city and Miss Grace
Ewald of Marshalltown, Ia.
Mrs e. Walker and Miss Margaret
Walker OF Moorhead left today for
Redlands' asT Gal Gal, where early in septem-
Mortenson of that city will take place,
En- route they will spend several days
in the twin cities visiting with friends.
The past few weeks Miss Walker has
been the recipient of many pre-nuptiaI
affairs. f..
Miss Kate Sundfor OF Oak grove park
was hostess last evening to twelve girl
friends at an informal thimble bee. An
automobile spin was one Of the enjoy
able features of the evening after
which the hostess assisted by her sis
ters, served a delicious lunch Miss
Grace Bwald of Marshalltown, Ia, was
an out of town guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lorins and
daughters, Helen and Genevieve, of
Crookston, are guests of Mrs. Loring's
parents, DR.. and Mrs. D. c. Darrow of
Moorhead. They are en- route home
from 600-mile automobile trip which
covered the territory through the Itas-
ca state park and as far south as Fer
gus Falls. They report an ideal trip
They will leave this afternoon for their
home after a two weeks absence.
the Woman's Suffrage convention in
washington, D. c., will arrive in the
city Tuesday morning for a few days
visit as the guest of Mrs. E.. M. Dar
row, TIA Eighth street south. Tuesday
afternoon Mrs. Darrow will give an
Informal reception for her guest and
every person in the city interested in
suffrage is cordially invited to the
Darrow home to meet Miss Rankin.
During the afternoon Miss Rankin will
talk on the session at Washington and
the results of the last campaign.
Mrs G. e. Freeberg of Moorhead en-
tertained company of friends Tues
day evening complimentary to Miss
Hannah Freeberg, an October bride.
The affair was in the nature of linen
shower and the honored guest received
many beautiful gifts. The color
scheme carried out was yellow and
white and summer flowers were used
In profusion throughout the house.
Miss Freeberg,s marriage to George
Erickson of Wheaton, Mimi, will take
place at the brides home early in Oc-
tober. Previous to that time many
pre- -nuptial affairs will be given for
the BRIDE elect