The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-27

3 two weeks honeymoon. on thei
return they will take UP their resi-
dsnce at the charming and cornforta
DIE RenWick home. The wedding an
nouncen1entg say that they will be d
home after July 15..
pr. and Mrs 2. M. barrow Of Eight,
street south are entertaining for 81 fey
weeks their daughter, Mrs. StanIe,
ONeII of Milwaukee.
Bismarck Tribune: Mr.. and MRS. 80
a.: Sprague. who are here in connection
with the Masonic gathering. are beini
entertained by Mrs. w. w. Tousley.
Miss Manda Bergh, the well NOV
artist. expects to leave tomorrow 70
Mimi, and the lakes neaj
Friends are offering congratuIation.
70 Mf. and Mrs. Frank Schafer o
Fourth avenue south over the arriva
terday.
!. Alsop left this morning for De.
aroit lake to open his ummer cottage
Inc family will follow tomorrow tc
Fourth. They will return TO the lake
shore the last of next week to re-
main for the summer.
MI. and Mrs. r. S. Lewis of Third
avenue south have as their guest their
laughter, Mrs. Roy Braistad and baby
roy oT minneapolis. The family are
planning to leave tomorrow for Lake
Gormorant to spend several weeks at
the Lewis summe home.
Mrs. w. II, Hubbell returned Tues.
gay evening from an extended visit
N the east with relatives, which In
cluded many OF the larger cities. She
reports many delightful experiences
and her friends viii be glad to vel
come her home after an absence of
more than nine months.
Hon. q. 7. Burke arrived in the city
yesterday. coming from Bismarck by
days in Fargo before leaving for Grand
Forks on Sunday to swear in the law
schoo graduates at the state univer-
slty. Later the judge will motor to
Lake Pelican to spend the summer at
Fairhills.
A happy surprise was given on Mon
day evening by the choir of st. Marks
English Lutheran church for Atty. Ed
ward Johnson and his bride at the
nome OF Mr.. n Mrs. ]. M. johnson
on Tenth street south. A very pleas
ant evening was spent and the choir
left as a remembrance a handsome cut
glass vase, Mr.. Johnson being a mem
Der of the organization.
Mrs. Frank Mckenzie of Wild Rice is
entertaining her three daughters, Miss
: Jennie Mckenzie, who has been teach
ing In Minneapolis; Mrs. w. o. Du Bord
OF Minot; and Mrs. A. L. Rapp and son,
Francis, of Rockville, Mo. Miss Jennie
Is home for her summer vacation and
Will resume her work in the fall, Mrs.
Bord Will leave tomorrow for her
home after spending a week with her
mother and sisters, and Mrs. Rapp will
spend three weeks.
Grand Forks Times: The annual
meeting of the Grand Forks county w.
=: t. U. IN progress at Gilby, is being
gates, the session being one of the best
tendent of the state Enforcement
league, was the principal speaker last
This morning reports of the several
OFFICERS were received, showing a very
healthy condition. The general work
Of the convention is under way this
afternoon.
One Of the interesting features of
the w. g; I. U. work is the contests
Fourth, Fifth nj Sixth grades for the
best essays on Narcotics. At the re-
cent convention at Hope the first prize
Tor this district was awarded Floyd
Smith, aged II, of District No. 6. Miss
Clara Henning of his city is teacher
of the school attended by the boy and
his prize was SIS. The district con-
tains three counties, and the first prizes
from the several districts of the state
Will be submitted at the state nve
ton and a state prize awarded.
F.. Miss Mabel Craig was hostess last
evening at her home on Fourth street
north in honor of Miss Mary John
son, a bride-to-be of this month. Fif-
teen young ladies were invited and
guilt for the bride. After the needles
We're put away, a little boy entered
the room drawing a cart gaily be-
decked with hearts and filled with all
manner of kitchen utensils. A dainty
lunch was served with appointments
in pink n white at the close and pink
and white carnations were also used
about the rooms with pretty effect.
A wedding of interest here will be
that Of Miss Ellen Halverson of Min
to Lawrence r. Carlson of
this city. h ceremony will take
place at the home of the brides par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Halver Halverson
al ana M%f tha annoinf 6n Satu wi1I e. evening ming
Mr.. Carlson and his bride
will go on a tWo-weeks, honeymoon trip
n will be at home at 821 Tenth
street north in this city upon their
on several occasions and has a
large circle of friends. Mr.. Carlson
is collector for the Interior Lumber
Co. of this city.
Grand Forks Herald: Miss Edna
Mae Kelly, the much feted bride who
will be united in marriage next Mon
day to Raymond Patrick Hannaher of
Fargo, was the guest of honor at an
other party given last evening by the
Misses Margaret O'Leary, Sadie Me-
Ilraith n Elsie Dittman at the
OLeary home in East Grand Forks.
The hours We're spent in games and
music, n the bride-elect was shower
ed with kitchen utensils, including all
the necessary articles needed in the
culinary department. The evening was
with the service OF nh elab-
crate supper which was SERVED in the
dining o The rao1es were adorn-
ed with roses and covers were laid for
forty guests.