The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-18
the first of a series Of weekend parties

the first of a series Of weekend parties
to be given. &c.
The Y. w. C. A. assocition will
serve a waffle supper this evening in
their cafeteria.
Miss Margaret Enne OF Munich is a
guest for the week OF Miss Jessie
Mahonfof Tenth street north.
Mrs. M. C. Graham Of S27 Broadway,
returned home Friday, after spending
several days visiting relatives at
Beardsley, Mimi.
Miss Glare Elliot is entertaining as
her house guest this week, Miss Mary
Richter of Milwaukee. Miss RichteE
will visit a fortnight in the city. :
Miss Josphine Jackson. Az Tenth
street north will entertain the Phila-
thea society at her home this evening.
All members are requested to be pre-
sent.
Seth Richardson will give a dinner
this evening in compliment to Miss
Magdaiena Carpenter and Albert Birch
whose marriage will be a social event
of Thursday.
The Eastern Stars of Moorhead gave
their annual banquet last evening at
which covers were placed for eighty
members. After the dinner hour a
musical programme was rendered.
Miss AiIeen Mccain of Minot who
has been the guest Of Miss Aileen SUI
Ivan the past week returned to her
home yesterday. Miss Mccain was
the recipient Of many social honors
during her visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Gage Of Aberdeen,
ing to be guests at the J. D. Carpen-
ter home until after the marriage Of
Miss Carpenter and Mr.. Birch. Miss
Gage has been a guest at the Carpenter
home the past week.
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benefit birthday supper in the parlors
OF st. Marks English Lutheran church,
Thursday evening from 6 o'clock until
10 o'clock, Mesdames Julian Lemeaux,
bury, Fred Berg, and F. P. Olson. The
public is cordially invited.
The Century club will dance the Ger
man at their second Of series Of par
ties to be given at the Columbus hall,
Thursday evening of this week. This is
the annual Thanksgiving party and the
committee in charge, Mesdames Bolley,
Stranhan McNair and Tough will make
this party as much Of a success as in
former years.
Mrs. M. Kaufman V an auction
bridge this afternoon, complimentary to
paign' Ill. There were guests for
eight tapres AT the luncheon, served
at $3.50 o'clock the hostess carried out
a ab PF 9 1;yy, color . sGheme q Of vS yellow ob and
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santhemums for the floral decorations.
Miss Magdalena Carpenter, a bride
OF the week was the honored guest at
a prettily appointed dinner last even
ing given by Mrs. o. j. Hagen at her
home in Moorhead. Covers were placed
/ Beta sorority Of which the bride elect
is a member. The color scheme was in
pink and white, the sorority colors and
pink carnations were used as a center
piece.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Coscio were hos
tesses at a dinner Saturday evening
given in honor of Mrs. E. e. Ellis of
Minneapolis, Mimi. Covers We're laid
for twenty-four, the evening being
es were awarded to Mrs. Mtnni and
Mr.. Turf, Mrs. Carey and Mr.. Minnie
receiving the low prizes. The decora-
lions were carried out in cerise and
white.
The junior class of the high school
will give their first dancing party or
the season Friday evening. Invitations
have been given to all the friends of
the class and the alumni. This pro-
en- SO far this season. Mesdames f. Fl.
Bailey and j. D. Farrand, will act as
chaperones, and Misses Louise McFad-
den and Bertha Everhart will be frap-
through the evening. The dance will
be given at the knights of Columbus
hall.
A simple but pretty wedding was
solemnized this afternoon at the
brides home, SIT Seventh street north
when Miss Wilma Behlmer, daughter
! of Mrs. Ida Behlmer became the bride
of euben r. Ross of this city. The
service was read at ESQ o'clock by
Rev, j. M. Walters OF the First Me-
~latives and friends being present. The
brides only attendant was her sister,
Miss Dorothy Behlmer who acted as
bridesmaid and John Ross a brother Of
the bridegroom acted as best man.
Miss " Hyde played the wedding
march. Miss Behlmer wore a pretty
gown of white crepe de meteor and
carried a brides bouquet of white ros-
es. After he service a wedding lunch
con was served, covers being placed
for fifteen guests. Mr.: Ross and his
for Mississippi and Georgia wher they
will spend the holidays visiting rela-
tives Of Mr.. Ross. On their return they
will make their home in Fargo:
Mrs. M. E. Ryan OF S01 North Fourth
street, of Grand Forks, has announced
the a~pproaehing marriage of her
James Earl Lynch. son Of Mrs. Mark
Lynch. of Ala University avenue, Grand
Forks. The marriage will be solemniz-
ed at 9 o'clock Thanksgiving day at
st. Michaels Catholic church. Monsing-
nor j. A. Lemieux will officiate, and
the guests will include just the mem
bers Of the two families and a few in
innate friends. Mrs. Wright and son
Eugene, of Bartlett, NJ. D., and Miss
Genevieve Lynch, who Is attending st.
Joseph's college at st. Cloud, Mimi,
will be the only out-of-town guests at
the wedding. The announcement will
be received by the friends OF the young
couple in the state, with a great deal
Of interest, as they are both well
known, having resided in Grand Forks
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the Grand Forks high school. The
bride-elect Is a charming young wo-
man, and prominent in social circles.
Mr.. Lynch has been engaged in bust
ness for the past few months in Wood
Mountain, Sask., and recently return
cd to this city. After the
the bridal party will go to the home
of Miss Ryan's mother on North Fourth
street, where the wedding breakfast
will be served. The young people will
reside at Ala University avenue Grand
Forks, this winter, and In the spring
will leave for Wood Mountain, where
Mr.. Lynch has land interests. ..."
Miss Genevieve Champ Clark, daugh-
ter Of the, speaker of the house, and
Mrs. Clark will entertain Miss Jessie
Wilson, bride elect of the White House,
at a buffet luncheon on Wednesday, at
the Congressional club. Invited to
meet Miss Wilson will be the NINA
ried daughters Of senator's, representa-
tives and cabinet members. Other
guests will. be Miss Wilson's two sis
tiers, Misses Margaret and Eleanor;
Miss wilson's bridesmaid and Miss
Helen Woodrow Bones. Miss Wilson'S
cousin The luncheon will give an op-