The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-29
week. Miss Ruth Babcock, sister Of
the bride, is also in Winnipeg for the

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Mr.. and Mrs FL w Gearey and
daughter went to Lake Cormorant to.
day for a weekend outing.
Miss Gertrude Strom, who has beer
u visiting friends in Fargo and Moor.
head the past two weeks, left last eve
ming for her home.
The Misses Ina Lowry and Nell Bish-
op entertained a company of friends
yesterday afternoon at the, Lowry
home. The afternoon was spent with
needlework and visiting. The guests
were the college girls and teachers
VINO are leaving the city this month
Mrs. S. Lyon, 517 Thirteenth street
south, entertained a company of ladies
her daughter, Mrs T. d. Beckwith, who
has been spending the summer with
her parents. At the close of the pleas
ant afternoon delicious refreshments
were served, '..,H
Miss Georgia M. Scott of Tomahawk,
and at the present is located at the
Comstock hotel. Miss Scott will have
charge of the commercial department
OF the Moorhead high school this year
wards secretary.
Mrs. Harry Arneson entertained in
formally yesterday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. II. M. Rudd, who leaves next
month for her new home in the west.
Needlework was the diversion of the
AFTERNOON and at o'clock the hostess
served dainty course lunch There
were ten guests present.
The Misses Clara Pollock and Nina
Amerland left this morning for trip
through the lake region of northern
Minnesota: They will be away about
to delightful trip. One of the feat
ures will be the Kenora boat trip on
the Lake Of the Woods.
w. w. King and family, accompan-
| led by Dr. and Mrs. J. w. Campbell,
autoed to Tower City Wednesday and
ming. Mr.. Kings family were guests
| at the home Mrs. Kings parents Mr.,
| and Mrs. H. A. Winans' and DR.. and
Mrs. Campbell visited at the home Of
the latters brother. S. F. Sherman.
Mrs. Howard Moody, 221 Seventh
luncheon yesterday afternoon at her
| home. The luncheon hour was 1880
and assisting throughout the rooms
were Miss Tillotson and Miss Richards.
following the luncheon and the high
score was awarded to Mrs. w r. TIL
! lotson. .f'
Atty. and Mrs. T. D. Casey Of Dick
1nson arrived in the city yesterday and
are guests of Mrs. John Lamb and
| trip in their Cadillac car They viii
| leave for home tomorrow and will be
| accompanied by Miss Anne Lamb, who
| Will resume her work as domestic sci
| ence instructor in the Dickinson high
| school. =
The Epworth League society of the
| First Methodist church enjoyed
launch ride and corn roast up river
| last evening. They left the boat land
| Ing at o'clock and went several miles
hn ,fTy I, 49, 49,
| nlc supper and corn roast, returning by
| moonlight. There were thirty young
people in the party and all report a
| delightful evening.
The Misses Verna and Ina Johnson
nave returned home from Minneapolis
where they have been visiting friends
| for ten days. While away they attend
| ed the national convention of the Ep-
worth league held at Lake Minnetonka
In July. They report the convention
were given royal good time The
Misses Johnson acted as delegates for
the First Methodist church of this city
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert L. Loomis mot
ored up. from Detroit Thursday, accom-
panied by Mrs. Loomis' sister, Mrs C.
H. Higgs, the latter's daughter Miss
Dorothy, and son, Charles D. Higgs, of
Chicago, who have been guests at the
Loomis cottage for several days Mrs
Higgs, son and daughter, left for Chi
Loomis will return to Detroit Saturday
morning to close their cottage for the
season. 7a-. l.l
Miss Pearl Vidger, sol Third street
north, was hostess at a china shower
last evening in compliment to her sis
ter, Miss Eunice Vidger, an October
bride. The house was tastefully decor
ated with asters and sweet peas. The
evening was spent with needlework, at
the conclusion of which the hostess
q a fy Inn
Mrs. A. L. Huseth. An out of town
guest was Miss Edith Reed of Grand
Forks. who Is a guest at the Vidger
home.
Mr.. and Mrs S. Flat and family,
who have been visiting friends here
noon on the N. p. for Duluth, from
which place they will continue their
trip by boat to their home in Nipigon,
Ont While in the city they We're the
Thirteenth street north and in COM
pany with them spent week at Win
n1peg durinl, the Stampede. Mr.. and
MRS; Flatt also visited Mr.. Flatts
mother, who resides at Gardner, ". D.
Mr.. F1att, who In a brother Of Mrs
Dynes, and has numerous friends here
was formerly resident of this city,
but is now a very successful railroad
contractor in his home town.
A somewhat romantic marriage was
morning at l a. m, when w. S. Spike
and Violet L. Terrell of Wibaux. Mont,
were united in marriage by the Rev.
tohn 9 orchard. The contracting par
ties desired to escape from too much
notoriety and, leaving the city of wi
naux on No. 6, they wished to be mar
rled and leave Dickinson on No. 4 at
o:bo a. m. The train from Wibaux did
not arrive in Dickinson until l a. m.
hence the clergyman met them at the
train and tied the knot at the early
hour Mr.. Spike is the local agent Of
the Northern Pacific railway at WI
baux, 917, and after trip to the. cities Of
Winnipeg and st. Paul, the Young
couple will return west and take uD
their duties again. .,--...
Prof. Henrik Gundersen. M A.. d. r..
dean of the Norwegian Baptist Divinity
house of the University Of Chicago. is
visiting Fargo this week For MANY
years Mr.. Gundersen has taken a most
prominent part in the educational work
among the Scandinavian Baptists hav-
ing acted as dean of the Dano Nor
Wegian Theological seminary at Nor
gan Park, Ill, for many years, until the
Norwegian Baptist Conference of Amer
lea, at it's last annual meeting, unani-
mously elected him dean of the Nor
Wegian Baptist Divinity house newly
esta blished in connection with the Uni
Versity of Chicago. Professor Gunder-
sen will speak next Sunday morning
and evening at the Norwegian Baptist
church Of this city, and it is anticipated.;
that many Scandinavians will avail
themselves of this 0nnnrf,1pif,y A. 4, ,az-..