The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-16

former having completed his course
this year.
The Rebekah Sewing circle will hold
their annual picnic at Oak grove on
Tuesday afternoon, June IT.. All Re
bekahs are invited.
Miss Lucy Cockburn returned to her
home at Webster, N. D. after pendlng
a week or two with Miss Fern Dynes
and attending the A. c: commencement.
Miss Josephine Miller, who has been
a guest at the home of John Wyman,
$40 Eighth street south. left for her
home in Milwaukee,, Wis, Monday
morning. ...
On account of the Fargo college
mmencem the Woman's union of
the First Congregational church will
postpone It's regular meeting this
week until further notice.
Grand Forks Herald: Mr.. and Mrs.
George Edgars have arrived in the city
from Fargo to visit for a month at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. 3. Stewart on
Walnut street.
The ladies of the North Side Priscilla
club entertained their husbands on Fri
day evening at a picnic supper on the
college campus. There were about
forty in the company and a jolly even
ing was spent.
The Scandinavian w. C. r. u. will
meet tomorrow evening at s o'clock In
the parlors of the st. Marks English
Lutheran church and a Large attend
ance is desired. This will be a flower
mission meeting.
Grand Forks Times: Miss Ethel
Rhodes and Pearl VanPelt, who spent
several lays visiting friends in the
city, have returned to their home in
Fargo. They were delegates to the
Sunday school convention.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
i rintxy ~ tina EtyctEEM y church n n 10
postponed it's regular meeting from
Tuesday afternoon of this week TO
Tuesday afternoon of next week on
account Of the commencement exer-
cises.
Minneapolis Journal: Mrs. S. G.
Nag1er of 1920 Vine place
the engagements of her two daughters
today, that of Miss Marjorie Nagler to
Robert e. Cole of Fargo, N. d., and that
OF Miss Grace Nagler to Dewitt Wag-
ner Lyle of this city.
Mrs. r. /. Gardner entertained in
formally on Saturday afternoon in hon
or of her sister, Mrs. George York OF
ii Sand Point, Ida, who is her guest. The
rooms We're attractive with yellow
roses and snowballs and after q pleas
) ant afternoon a delicious lunch was
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hughitt MINER
n Of New Richmond. Wis, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Emma
to Leslie Rood Putnam of Darlington
I N. d. The wedding will take place or
June "a. Miss Miner and her fianct
have many friends at the Uniyersits
of Minnesota and at the University OF
North Dakota.
: Miss Ruth Donaldson was a delight,
full hostess on Saturday afternoon a
/ an informal afternoon in honor Of Mis-
Martha Hansche, one of the charming
June brides. Twelve guests were In
vited to her home on Fifth street south
l&Moerhead, and a happy time was spen
with chat. High tea was served at
o'clock. A dainty color scheme of pinl
was carried out. roses being used abou
b the rooms and on the table. The bride
I elects place was marked with a bow o
tu1Ie and the place cards were yer.
4 appropriately designed with cupids
Miss Hansche's wedding to w. B. Bris
! to1 will be an interesting social eve
of Wednesday.
y Mrs. G. r.. Adams of Champaign, Ill
\ arrived in the city Saturday eYenini
B and has been a guest at the home o
2 Mrs. C. j. Allen OF Eighth avenue mort
over the weekend, DR.. Adams, VIII
was formerly pastor ofathe First Pres
n byterian church here. will pass thToug
4 the city this evening en- route to Port
81 land. Ore, wher he will attend d ]
NV. ID. A.-Y. M. C. IA. convention. Mr.
8 Adams will join him here and they ea
pect to spend about ten days In til
west. returning TO their home via TIL
Il southern route. Mrs. III. H. WheeIoc
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