The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-31
Social Notes

The entire city has been maklng
Y preparations to receive the people from
all parts Of the country who VIII De
here for Home Coming week n TINS
fact has affected society to no small
extent. Social events have been some
what curtailed and all Of The
reserved to show the visitors next
week just what a fine host a lively ut
tie city ike Fargo can be. Connected
with the Masonic Home Coming there
will be a number of social features and
FargoanS are expecting friends from
all sections of the country. Any
amount of dinners, theatre parties, and
auto trips to the surrounding country
have been planned and one of the most
ENJOYABLE times of the year is ant1Cl-
pated. Aside from he Masonic Home
Coming society has been busy during
the past week with a. number or con-
ventions which have taken UP the time
to the exclusion Of other things. Two
more weddings have been added to the
list during the past week. The mar
riage Of Miss Martha Hansche n VIII
Bristol on June IS will attract much
social attention and there will be a
number Of pretty entertainments for
the bride. A wedding which Will take
place in Chicago on June 3 will be
watched by Fargo friends with inter-
est, the contracting parties being Miss
Florence e. Luken and julius r. Baker,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bake Jr.,
of this city. Memorial day took with
it the attention of society and after
paying tribute to the war heroes, the
afternoon was spent a~utomOblling to
various points in the country and a
large number went to the lakeshOre
near Detroit for the week nd. Last
evening there were many family dinner
parties and informal gatherings, where
the old soldier was made the honor
guest and due tribute paid his splendid
service to the nation. Not only was
the old soldier honored, but everyone
who has known the loss of a friend or
relative, offered in some way the trib-
ute of love. Memorial day Is one
which brings home to us the fact that
there is a power that is greater h
the work Of human hands, a power
that is greater han life, and heads are
bowed in recognition of the all wise
Providence who deCreed hat the mys-
terry Of death should not be solved.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Richert of Sacre-
mento, Cal, are the guests of Mr.. Inc
Mrs. Fred Mum Of Moorhead.
Miss May PrudhOmme who has been
i'll at St. Johns hospital, is recover
ing nicely and it is expected will be
able to be removed to the home of
Mrs. Fred Mum Of Moorhead on Mon
day.
Last evening the Delta Mu Alpha
sorority entertained at a lawn party
at the home of Miss Mary Ball on
Eighth street south in honor of the
Misses Aileen Sullivan, Blanche Jewell,
Jean Wilson and Florence Gearey, all
of whom graduate from the high
school this year. The evening was
spent with games and music and a
delightful lunch was served.
The Erodelphian society of the Far
go high school was the guest of the
Freshman class of the high school on
Thursday afternoon at a picnic held in
Oak grove. Games and a picnic sup
per were greatly enjoyed.
Miss Minnie Kohler has returned
home from Red Lake Falls, where she
has completed a successful term of
school.
Miss Peterson from China has re-
turned from Detroit, Mich, where she
was a feature of the recent Baptist
convention. She will speak Sunday
morning at the First Baptist church
at 1890. She is an interesting speak