The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-17

Miss Anna Baker of Boston, and Ed
Roser or Hillsboro.
Fargo friends were much grieved to
learn OF the death this week at James
town Of Mrs. Reardon, who was for.
merly Miss Hogan % this city ana nor
n. W. Telephone exchange.
Grand Forks Herald. MIR. ana Mrs.
Charles L. Comings of Brandon, Man
litoba, are guests ar the home OF Mr..
n Mrs. w. r. Vanderhoef on YER
non avenue. They Will leave today Tor
Fargo, where they will visit friends for
q few days.
er, Paul Moher of Melville Saskatche-
wan, Cam. have been the guests Of
friends in the city for q few days and
left for a few weeks, visit In Mil
waukee and Minneapolis, before re-
turning to their home.
Edward s.. johnson was host last
evening to the members of the choir
LOT the st. Marks English Lutheran
church at his home on Tenth street
south. The usual time was spent with
practice and afterward a pleasant So
cial time was enjoyed n a tempting
luncheon served. Red carnations made
the rooms attractive and the company
numbered about twenty-five members
of the choir and a number of invited
guests.
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Harry left yesterday afternoon for
Florida, where Mrs. Schruth and son
will spend the balance of the winter,
Mr.. Schruth returning home in about
thirty days. 1t is hoped that the visit
south will Improve the health OF Mrs
| Schruth, who has not been feeling
wei for sometime. During the ap-
sence of Mr.. and Mrs. Schruth, Mr.. and
Mrs. John r. Schruth will occupy the
Schruth residence on Fifth street north.
The Gethsemane Cathedral guild held
their annual meeting yesterday after
noon at the home of Dean and Mrs.
Downing on Ninth street south with q
very good. attendance. Officers were
elected for the new year and following
the business session a pleasant social
time was enjoyed and, Mrs, Downing
served nice refreshments. The of1cers
were chosen ais follows: President,
Mrs. j. j.. Jordan; vice president, Mrs.
w. III. Barnett; secretary, Mrs. Allen
Wood; and treasurer, Mrs. i. r. Bux-
ton.
Bismarck Tribune: Mrs. e. IN. Dar-
row of Fargo, spent yesterday in the
city, at which time she was a guest
known in club work OF the State Fed
GRAFTON of Women's clubs and is an
enthusiastic worker in the interests of
the s~uffragette question now per
most in the minds of many of the
ladies over the state. Mrs. barrow is
state commissioners of the Library
Commission board, and was here for
the meeting yesterday which was held
at the capitol.
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
ward, occurred the simple marriage
ceremony which united Miss Ienna
Woodward and Irwin =. Kimball OF
Intake, Mont. The bride was pretty
in a gown of cream colored wolfe over
yellow silk and she was attended by
her sister, her brother serving as best
man. Following the ceremony a we'd
ding supper was served with pretty
appointments. Mr.. n Mrs, KiTnball
fIeft yesterday morning for the east
where they will visit for a time before
Il going to the bridegroom's home in the
? west.
Ten young matrons or the city have
recently organized themselves into 6
6 club to learn OF the best and mos
! economical methods of housekeeping
and have chosen for the name of thetl
club The Housekeeper's Council. 1t II
t their object to learn more of u
; hold sanitation, household economy
5 and the relative values of food stum'
J and to acquire to as great q degre'
2 as possible the newest and best meth
! DDS of up-to-date housekeeping. The.
have secured a course of study n ar
following out a programme and mn
: that the exchange of ideas n discus
sions are of much benefit. The clu'
! meets every two weeks and on mex
4 Monday will hold a meeting at tn
I I home Of Mrs. r. A. Thomson of Eight
! street south.
I The Century Dancing club gave q,
Y unique pre-lenten cotillion last eyeninl
In the Knights of Columbus hall. tn
committee in charge was 9
cock IA Mrs. II. p. Tough. The 1de
predominating throughout h @ntfr
evening was that of hard times, an
: the committee in charge very cleverI
& GIYhSfffryfp6 an air of nnVHTtV at ever
point possible with delightful emeci
1.-THE guests were required to brinl
favors and the hall was clear Of dec
orations and adornment as possible
. Mrs. Bol1ey and Mrs. Hancock led TIL
figures featuring the theme of har'
times. At IL O'clock supper was serve
and the tables denoted poverty in thei
appointments, although q very satls1y
ing menu was served. Out-of-toW
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Clark w
Kelly OF Devils Lake, who Were tn
guests of Prof. and Mrs. II. j.. Boiiey
Mrs. Leon A. congdoh Of Ninth ave
nue. north entertained eight youni
; lady. friends last evening at a hnel
shower in honor of Miss Lucy Bernier
a bride-elect of next week. A colo
: scheme Of red and green was artist
ca1ly carried out throughout the Cong
don home and the dining table was ex
to light the table and a e~enterpiec
was cleyerly arranged with a larg'
j~ardiniere, in which were placed tn
gifts, hidden with carnations and ferns
The place cards were tiny heart tie'
with red ribbon which extended to tn
jardiniere. After the last course wa
served each guest wa requested Z
pun the ribbon which was tied to he
card and drew forth a carnation. tn
bride-elect drew forth packages con
tanning dainty articles in linen. tn
shower was a complete surprise an
the gifts were very beautiful. Mrs
| Congdon was assisted by Mrs. Dory
land and Mrs. Donehue. y guest lis
llincIuded beside the honor guest, tn
Misses Alice Bernier, Dolly Craig. Ma
III Isur,eT Ada Iabnsor and Edith Slings