The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-04-05
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, Kaufman of this city will also b
guests at the wedding.
Friends will be very glad to learl
that Mrs. s. d. Curry. mother of Mrs
c.. G. Boise of Seventh avenue south
who has been confined to one OF tn
local hospitals for the past four weeks
Is sufficiently recovered as to be abb
to be removed to h home of MRS
Boise, where she will remain until
able to cave for her home at Hope
N. D.
The deferred meeting of the Fort
| nightly club will be held at the homt
of Mrs. R. NJ. Pollock, 2l0 Eightt
street south, on Monday afternoon a,
$3.50 o'clock. The hour has been Sc
early on account of special bushes:
which must be transacted.
A pleasing feature of the tour which
the Fargo College Gles club enjoyed
at Hope, N. D., was the reception siver
by Mrs. NJ. B. Cassel at her home ir
that city for the young men. Mrs
Cassel invited the most charming
young ladies Of the town and a happy
The programme at the Washington
Neighborhood club on Wednesday even
ing this week was exceptionally enjoy.
able. Prof. Guy Vowles gave a talb
on his. travels in northern Germany
and Russia illustrating by means OF
lantern slides. Mr.. Cranda1 n Mr.
Amidon were in charge OF the lantern
The quartet of the Fargo College Glee
club rendered several delightful songs
The quartet consists of Messrs. Boise
Bayard, Thomas and Teichman.
Yesterday afternoon Miss Mckay OF
the domestic science department at the
high school, entertained her sewing
classes after school. Their were about
fifty girls present and they were enter
tanned by Miss Aileen sullivan who
gave two readings and then they play
ed the Victrola and a light lunch was
INDUCED in which consisted Of ice
cream, cakes, cookies n chocolates.
Mrs. Lulu Edwards and daughter,
Miss Jessie, and Mrs. EDWARDS par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John F.. Grubbs, OF
Tenth street north, will leave tomor-
row afternoon on the All over the n
=. for their new home in Wallace, lda
1t Is with profound regret that triends
neighbOrs and business acquaintance
think Of the departure of Mrs. Ed
wards and her parents, and the young
society set of which Miss Jessie Is a
popular member, is loud In It's pro
testatiOns. But while feeling keenly
the loss of these friends, who have
made Fargo their home for so many
years, yet all are unanimous IN WISH
ing them the richest blessings Of life
in their new home:
Mr.. and Mrs. George Laliberte eX-
peCt to leave Tuesday morning to make
their home in Saskatoon, Can. Mr.. and
Mrs. Laliberte will visit en- route in
CrOokston. MINI, and Winnipeg, Man
itOba. Mrs. Lalibertc was formerly
Miss Lucy Bernier and her marriage
was an interesting event of January,
An event of the coming week which
will be of interest to the students and
young society set will be the junior
hop which will take place Friday
evening. April II, at the Columbus hall,
Invitations have been issued and a de-
lightful evening has been planned by
the young people in charge.
There was a splendid meeting yes
terday afternoon at the Civic Centre
club, and the programme was opened
with an interesting paper on n Dt-
vorce EVIL, which was read by Mrs
White. She presented a broad view OF
the subject, outlining the development
of the present situation and quoting
statistics and comparisons between this
state and other states and this country
and other countries. An enthusiastic
discussion followed her paper. Mrs
Hancock read bulletins from the ma
tiOnal Drama league and a discussion
Of the newest and best plays was TAX
by Mrs. M. A.. Baldwin of her recent
visit to Jamaica was greatly enjoyed
and afterward a business session was
held. The schedule for the new pro-
gramme was submitted by Mrs. Bolley,
chairman of the programme committee,
appointed to make arrangements for
the meeting Of the state federation Of
clubs here this fall. She will leaVe
April Q for Valley City to attend a