The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-07-29

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avenue north. Mrs. w. A. C~oulchard
returned to her home at Saskatoon and
Mrs. J. H. Brown and, Miss Brown to
their home at Detroit. Z
Mr.. and Mrs. W. HI. Diemert return
ed to their home in Moorhead .yester-
Day after spending the past ten days
IN the, twin cities.
The Christian Endeavor society of
the ~Presbyterian church will enjoy a
Mrs. McCradie will act as host and
hostess. =
Miss Bertha Lund of Moorhead will
s~tenographic work in the offce of At
orney Sharp and will leave today for
M~inneapolts where she Will visit
MIR. and Mrs. Walter of
Ienth street south were at Crookston
as Inc guests of Mrs. Kranhold's nar-
ents, MT. and Mrs. l. Q. Sargent. Mr..
Aranhold returned Sunday, but Mrs.
Kranhold will remain In Crookston for
several weeks.
Miss Ada Comstock. dean of smith
college. Is expected to arrive in the
city the last of the week to spend the
remainder sof her sumner vacation with
nome FOLK. Since the first Of June
Miss Cornstoek has been visiting with
friends in the east.
Miss Fanny Clapp, s24 Fifth avenue
SOUTH entertained informally yester-
DAY at a porch, party. There were
WE'VE guests present and among the
UuL OF town guests were the Misses
!tuoy LOOMS OF Fergus Falls n Flor
ence Huhoerson or kenyon, Mimi.
All girls who are interested In tennis
are requested to- call at the Young.
Women's Christian association build.
ing on Eighth street south and make
arrangements to play. New classes are
pelng formed n dates for games NAV
oe set Tor any afternoon in the week.
Miss Irene Flewell, former society
editor of The Fargo Forum, will leave
companied by her sister, Miss Edith
FleWell, who has been her guest the
past several days. Miss Flewell will
return in a fortnight to attend several
pre-nuptial parties to be given in her
honor. 40
A party of Linton people passed
through the city yesterday in. antomo~
plies on their way to Detroit, MINI,
where some time will be spent in fish
ing; Those in the party were: Mr..
ana MES. 81 Il. Hanson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Earle Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Pietz
Bowler. -
Mrs. Charles Doryland, Tenth street
north, left recently on a visit 20 her
parents. she Will go directly to their
summer home at Bradley Beach, New
Jersey. and spend the balance of the
summer in the east. Professor Tory
land was unable to accompany her, put
Will meet her in Chicago upon her re-
turning to Fargo in September.
Several pre-nuptial parties are being
planned for Miss Ella Beckman, whose
marriage to Prof. Guy Bowles of Fargo
college will take place Thursday. Aup.
IA, at the brides home in Moorhead.
The Misses Frances Emery and Helen
Blake have issued invitations for a
mower to be given Saturday evening
1t snis week and Monday evening Mrs.
er complimentary to Miss Beckman.
The Minnewashta group of Campfire
fire girls gave a lawn party last eve
ming at the Young Women,s Christian
association. .The initiation ceremony
was held and three new members taken
IN. The remainder of the evening was
spent with games and toasting marsh
maIlows around a large campfire. The
Dakotan group of girls are planning
on a long hike this week and have
CHOSEN Thursday to go up the river for
aspicntc supper
Miss Lucy Weld of Moorhead was
hostess at a L O'clock luncheon yester-
day In compliment to her guest, Miss
Abby of New Jersey. The table decor
ations were pink and white sweet peas
and shaded candles and a five course
luncheon was served. Assisting the
hostess through the rooms were the
Misses Elizabeth Richards, Anna Titus
and Eva Collins. Miss Abby and Miss
Weld were friends at Columbia COL
lege the past year and since the close
OF the school year Miss Abby has been
assisting in the domestic science sum-
mer school course at the normal. She
ming.
Miss Irene Flewell, a fall bride. was
the guest of honor at a pretty shower
last evening, given by Miss Anna Mae
Quinn at her home. The decorations
We're red and white sweet peas and red
hearts and the evening was spent In
3needleWork for the bride-elect. Miss
5FiewelPs marriage to George III. Cock
burn will take place in September.
Miss Quinn's guests comprised the
young ladies employed on The Forum,
of which Miss Flewell was until re-
Gently society editor and one or two
Others The guest of honor was pre-
scented with a set OF silver coffee
poons with two other pieces to match
by the guests.
The Misses Clara and Lorine Pollock
gave a second of a. series OF parties
yesterday afternoon in compliment to
their guest, Miss Florence Sayla of
Milwaukee,, Wis. Need1ework was the
diversion of the afternoon and at $50
O'Clock a dainty lunch was served. the
hostesses being assisted by Mrs. "A. j.
Jardine. Mrs. Charles Layell, Miss Ina