The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-01

d. w. Best of this city, who will be a
September bride, was a guest Of hon
or at a party given Thursday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. c.. w. An
dreWs, on Central avenue The host
esses were Mrs. A. d. KnutOn and
Miss Andrews. The guests included
forty friends of the bride-elect. Music
and visiting were the pastimes. The
bride-elect, seated in a chair covered
with appropriate flowers, was show
cred with many pretty and useful
gifts for the bridal chest. The pleas
ant afternoon party was brought to a
close with the service of a dainty re-
past. Tables were set, the centerpieCe
Of the center table being a beautiful
bridal couple on a mirror, and cover
ed with beautiful flowers, and the
signs.
Park River Gazette-News: Mrs. J..
Brett was a gracious hostess on Tues
day evening, when she entertained the
bridge club in honor Of Mrs. G.. #.
Leedham, who leaves the latter part
of this week for Minneapolis. where
she will make her future home. The
living room were attractiVely decor
ated with sweet peas and asters. At
the conclusion Of the game. Mrs
Leedham was presented with a beau
tiful chatting dish by the club. Mrs.
Brett, the president, made the pre-
s%entation remarks INC Miss Florence
D%ougherty presented the token. Mrs.
Leedham has been an active member
Of the club since it was organized, nj
she will be greatly missed. Mrs. f.
Walstrom held the high score.
A group of ten Grand Forks high
school girls, who have been camping
for the past few days on the banks
of the river south of Lincoln park,
broke camp yesterday and returned to
their homes in Grand Forks. The girls
report a most enjoyable time and were
reluctant to leave their pleasant sur
roundings. They put up two large
tents, one was used for cooking and
the other for sleeping apartments. Tn"
campers took turns in getting the
meals, which were served at a larg"
table arranged between the two tents.
Every moment of the time was thor
oughly enjoyed, various expeditions
and adventures were arranged, and one
Of the pleasures was going plumming,"
each girl returning to camp with a sack
filled with plums. The girls all de-
clare that the evenings in camp were
the best part of the whole day, they
gathered around a campfire, toasted
marshmalIows, told stories and read.
At 10 o'clock lights were out" and the
last feature each night was the YES.
per service: Those in the party were:
misses MaDel Davies, Katherine
BabcOck, Edith Lee, Esther Coliton,
Anna Spencer, Hazel Dinnie, Louise
Black, Maude Stevens, Marion Doffel-
meyer. The campers were chaperOned
by Mrs. Pearl BlOuEh, police matron,
and Miss Josephine Brown, secretary of
the Y. w. G. A.
The girls discussed plans for organ
l2lng a high school club when schoo
opens, but no definite action was taken.
Devils Lake will be well represented
at the state university this year. among
those who will attend from that city
are Misses Olga and Inez Serumgard,
daughters of Mr., and Mrs. Ole Serum
gard, Miss Anna Bowman, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. d. l.. Bowman. Howard
Duell. son of Judge and Mrs. D. 6.
Duell. Ralph Glerum. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. l. Glerum, Arthur Serumgard, son
or Mr.. and Mrs. Silver Serumgard. Will
liam Elmslie, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Elmslie, Miss iona RimeI, Miss
COrinne Ryan, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
James Ryan, Miss Minnie Jacobson,
who has taught at NOrthwood for the
past two years will return to the mi
Versity this fall to receive her B. A..
degree. John Sherman will return to
take his last law. Walter Maher, son
or Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Maher. who
attended the university last year, has
decided to enter the University Of Wis
consin at Madison this year and will
leave soon for that place. Miss Evan
geltne Maher will leave the latter part
of September for Aurora, N. Y, where
she will enter WalCOurt seminary.