The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-12

Of this loving attention was very much
Pleased with the unique celebration OF
his birthday.
The r. N. "A Sewing club will meet
TOMORROW afternoon with Mrs. G. I'll.
Champlin, 1920 Seventh avenue south.
Mrs. Arthur ]. Mitchell. nee EuIaiia
Tufts. Of Chicago is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Jennie Carnine of Island park and
other friends. Mrs. Mitchell is en-
route to North Yakima, where she will
visit her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. c..
/, Miss s,is; Bertha Hagen was very happily
surprised last evening at her home on
Fourth avenue south, when a party Of
young ladies from the Pontippodan
church gathered and gave her q fare
formally and TO express their apprecia-
lion OF Miss Hagen and her work in the
church. A4delicious lunch was brought
along and thoroughly enjoyed.
Miss Mollie Martinson has lust re-
ltuFned from abroad, where she has
spend the summer with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. O. Martinson of Moorhead.
MISS Martin spent her winters In
tssIap where e she studied music and
time In Scotland, England, Norway,
Sweden, Switzerland and Germany.
Harold Wilson is expected home the
latter part of the week from North
western university, where he is a grad
nate this year. Mrs. Stewart Wilson
and daughter. Miss Lubelle, who are
now in Chicago attending the com
mencement, will go to Lansing, Mich,
after commencement and will return
next month. Upon the completion of
their visit. Mr.. n Mrs. Wilson and
family will &c to! Lake Melissa to spend
the remainder OF the summer at their
summer home.
Mrs. H. J. Bott of Seventh street
south has been enjoying a visit from
her two sisters, Miss Lorraine Scion,
who has been teaching in the Butte,
Mont, high school, and Mrs. Paul Rob-
inson and baby daughter of Duluth,
MINI. Both left yesterday, Miss Scion
will visit for a short time before boing
to Waukesha, Wis, to attend a house
party. and Mrs. Robinson and baby to
their home in Duluth. Miss Scion will
return after a couple OF weeks to spend
some time in Fargo.
Miss Katherine Keye returned home
yesterday from Bismarck and the fol-
I lowing item is taken from The Bis
marck Tribune: Miss Katherine Keye
few days at the home of her aunt, Mrs.
Alfred Zuger, First street. and her
cousin, Miss Alma Jones. Miss Keye
Is a sophomore in the agricultural col
lege, and In the moving pictures re-
Gently shown at Bismarck of the agri-
cultural college special, was noted as
delivering special orders to the engi-
charm attracting much attention
among the younger set of the city. Miss
keye will return to her home at Fargo
Wednesday, after having been the re-
cipient of much social attention during
her sotourn here.
The wedding reception of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin 9. Clapp at the residence of
GoV. n Mrs. l.. b. Hanna on Third
avenue south last evening following the
marriage OF Miss Jean Hanna and Ed
win q. Clapp, was probably one of the
most elaborate events ever witnessed
In this city. The richly appointed
llama home was beautifully decorated
roses and other June blossoms and
from $3.50 o'clock until a late hour sew
eral hundre guests came and went.
IN the receiving line were Mrs. Hanna,
Clapp, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin G. Clapp,
Miss Dorothy Hanna, James Pollock
and re. Hanna of Minneapolis. Miss
Suzanne Miller of Westfield, Mass. an
intimate friend of the bride, presided
over h guest book, Elaborate re-
freshments We're served by a we'll
a sifiss o catering r. fha company rnnpss from the
to the wedding gifts which were num-
erous and very beautiful. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clapp left on a late train over the
of a month and they will receive their
friends after July Is at the Hanna
residence on Third avenue south. Mr..
CIapp is mi of Fargoss well known
young business men, being connected
with the First National bank of this
city. Miss Hanna was honored with
several pretty pre-nuptial affairs and
her nuptials were attended with all
of the interest u the daughter of
North Dakota's governor.
Mrs. L. E. Bates of Marshall, MINI.
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Geo.
Russell, of Ninth street south.
Mrs. Bremen, who was formerly
secretary to the superintendent of
public schools, and Mrs. Nicholson,
who vas formerly Miss Schneider of
this city, are visiting friends ii the
city. Both ladies are now of San
Diego, CAL, Mrs. Bremen leaving five
or six years ago and Mrs, Nicholson
many years ago. They have a large
circle of friends here who are glad to
renew their acquaintance.