The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-04-22
Social Notes

The Ladies' Aid society of st. Pauts
Lutheran church will meet Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. L. c. Lane, 80
Telfth street north.
Mrs. Stephen Birch of Ninth street
north returned home Monday morning
from a trip to the coast. Mr.. Birch is
expected later in the week.
The Longfellow N~eighborhood club
will meet tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock for a social time. The ladies
are invited to come and bring needle
work. .. 5. ..s...
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hauser of First
avenue south the engagement
renee Bartlett of this city. The we'd
ding will take place Wednesday, April
80.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Lutheran church will hold a mission
meeting in the church parlors Wednes-
day afternoon at the usual hour. Mrs.
Breive, Mrs. Adsero, Mrs. Natwick, n
Mrs. j.. G.. Ness will entertain and
members and their friends are invited
to be present.
Announcements have reached the city
of the marriage on March 4 at Mount
Holly, N. j., Of one of Fargo's popular
young men, Harry J.. DAHL to Miss
Bessie B. Harris, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Harris of Mount Holly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dahl are spending their
honeymoon in the east.
The April 1 division of the Ladies'
Aid society of the First Presbyterian
church will give a social evening on
lors of the church. Refreshments will
be served and a good programme has
been planned. Everyone is invited and
an enjoyable evening Is assured all who
attend. D
Miss Eva Hauser returned home Sun
n a " n 81 hrNn ~ FrNrn n ,~-Ah In
the west. She spent a short time in
Dickinson en- route with her brother,
DR.. Ed Hauser, and in Helena, Mont.
with Mrs. Ray Nelson, formerly Miss
visited Spokane, Tacoma, Seattle and
Portland and spent a short time with
Mrs. Honey, formerly of Park River, at
Gretchen, Ore.
Miss Helen Hermanson left Sunday
for Brainerd, Mimi, where this morn
marriage of her brother, Harry Her
manson to Miss Eva Dalboe, which
took place this morning. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hermanson m Miss Hermanson will
return to Fargo this evening and after
a short visit Mr.. and Mrs. Hermanson
will return and make their home in
Brainerd, where the bridegroom is a
machinist.
The guests of the Hector-McGill
wedding Saturday afternoon have left
Tor tn6lr homes IN the east. MI. NC
Gilrs father n brother John H. Nc
Gill and Walter McGill left Saturday
evening and his mother, Mrs. John Nc
Gill and sister, Miss Harriette, ana
day for their home in Boston. Mrs.
William d. Sewall and daughter, Miss
Margaret, left Sunday for their home
at Bath, Me. Fred Hector, brother of
the bride left Sunday for Boston.
The U. ct A. fraternity of Fargo coll
lege enjoyed a stag banquet last even
ing at the home of Spencer Boice on
Seventh avenue south. The occasion
was the birthday anniversary of Mr..
Boice and 1t was also given in honor
Of the initiation of Hubert Beard into
the frat. Covers We're laid for nine
teen and after a splendid dinner a num-
Der of interesting toasts were given,
Upon leaving the home of Mr.. Boice
home of Lloyd Musberger Of Ninth
street south.
A delightful feature of the nurses,
convention will be the box party at
the Orpheum at which the Medical as
ISOLATION of the city will be hosts. This
event will follow the banquet on
ception or Wednesday evening to be
given by the club women, will con-
stitute the principal social events Of
ception will be a charming little play
let and Miss Ella Beckman will sing.
All graduate nurses Of Fargo and
Moorhead are invited to the banquet
and the theatre party following. The
club women are especially invited to
all sessions of the convention and any
one else who is interested.
90 A wedding of interest to Fargo
friends as well ais throughout the state
will be hat Of James j. Cane of this
Insurance Co. to Miss Josephine ohm
son of Grand Forks. The bans were
called Sunday at st. Michaels church
in Grand Forks and the marriage will
take place in that church on Tuesday
morning, May. 6 at 9 o'clock. The
wedding guests will include only rela-
tives and intimate friends and, will be
a very simple affair. A wedding break
fast will be served at the Hotel Fred
erick after the ceremony and after a
short honeymoon, Mr.. Cane will bring
his bride to this city where they will
be at home to their friends after une
J.. The couple have a host of friends
who are Offering congratulations.
Word from r.. c.. Paterson of The
Forum staff, who was called to his
home at KokomO, Ind Saturday by the
illness of his mother, tells of the
seriousness of her condition. The mes
although she may linger several days.
Hope has been andon by her
physician. Mrs. Paterson has lead a
very active n useful life UP to the
II III oAlu " years aSO was ap-
pointed supervisor of rivers and har-
bors by Governor Marshall of Indiana,
now vice president of the United States.
Her term expires May l and on ac-
count of her advanced age, she expect
! ed to retire from public service. Mrs.
Virginia Sharpe Paterson is author of
a number of successful books and plays
and is a we'll known naturalist, hay
ing written several books on that sub
ject as well as giving lectures on birds
and forestry. .
Grand Forks Times: The initial
party of the Phi Delta Theta
kota Alpha chapter, which took place
on Saturday evening in the university
gymnasium, was one of the most
brilliant functions ever given in uni
versity circles. The large gymnasium
was handsomely decorated with the
fraternity colors of azure and garnet.
streamers of the crepe paper were
The lighting effects were especially
fine. colored lights were used for the
moonlight dances. In one end of the
hall a large Phi Delta Theta shield
was arranged and brilliantly lighted
with tiny electric bulbs. In one of
the favor dances the ladies received a
beautiful corsage bouquet of white
A bower was stationed in the center
of the gymnasium where Finley's
orchestra was seated, and a lattice
work of the fraternity colors was used
in forming a pretty bower. A row
of chandeliers, decorated with smilax
and fringed shades, made a pretty
lighting effect. Two long tables were
cakes and ices were served during
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