The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-27

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favorably the culinary ability of the
young ladies.
Earl Turner of Wheatland Is spend
ing a day or two in the city.
The Scandinavian w. C. T. U, will
meet Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock
with Mrs. Nordale, 815 Eighth avenue
south. -..,
Mrs. P: Riley n neice, Miss Louise
fitzgerald, of Chicago, have arrived
TO spend part of the summer with Mr..
and Mrs. L. F. Riley of Roberts street.
Mrs. Paul r. Bolyne, of the North
dakota Improvement building this aft
ernoon very pleasantly entertained the
ladies' or the First Presbyterian church
and the afternoon vas spent in a de-
lghtful manner.
The st. Joseph's Woman's societv
or Moorhead will meet in st. Joseph's
nail on Wednesday afternoon, Hostess
ses VIII be Mrs. Lena Ryan and Mrs.
nerrlcK. All members and friends are
requested to be present and bring
their friends.
Friends will be pleased toHknow that
William Fl. White is now able to leave
the hospital in st. Paul and is beine.
cared Tor at a hotel. His condition is
reported to be much improved although
visitors are not allowed to see him as
yet. He expects to be home a few
weeks.
: The Ladies' Aid society of. the First
Lutheran church will give a supper to-
morrow night at 6 o'clock in the
cnurch dining room, corner of Rob
erts street and Fourth avenue north.
and members and friends are Invited
TO be present.
President and Mrs. Worst of the A,
9. gave a very delightful banquet last
evening at the Hotel Annex for the
senior class of the college. A sumptu
ous was enjoyed and a pro-
grammetof toasts followed. The event
Is one OF the series of pleasant af-
fairs that will make the memory Of
commencement a Happy one for the
class of 1913.
w. .. Allan. formerly Of Fargo and
now sof the west, who is in the city,
is the guest Of j. F. Treat. Mr.. Allan
Allan returning to Fargo for the big
Shrine week, and is the first mar to
register for home coming week" To-
night Mr.. Treat and Mr.. Allan leave
fishing. 49,
Minneapolis Journal: The Misses
y: D., have been the house guests of
Mrs. James Amerland at her home.
1905 Linden Hills boulevard, for a
week. A luncheon at Field & Schlick's
tea rooms, a dinner at the home of
MF. and Mrs. r. p. Hill at Prospect
park, n an evening at home which
Mrs. ], s. Anderson gave at her Lake
harriet home. were among the many
social affairs for the Fargo guests.
Miss Geno Nymos was made the spe-
cial honor guest as she is a June
The friends of Miss Jessie Edwards.
who recently left for Wallace, Ida,
to make her home, will be interested in
the following item taken from the
Wallace paper: Mr.. and Mrs. L.. G..
tanned eighteen friends at a musicale,
Wednesday evening, the occasion be-
Ing their daughter, Miss Joys birthday.
Messrs. DWyer Dule, Venable and
lighted those present with a choice
of varied compositions. Miss
Jessie Edwards, niece of G. M. Grubbs,
and Miss Gladys Fisher, captivated
4 their listeners with the rendition Of
WAX, with Miss Edwards at the BIZ
ano and Miss Fisher, the violin.
Marion Sentinel: Mr.. and Mrs. S.
]. Proyan and little son arrived here
from Fargo IN Tuesday, where they
have been making their home the past
month. Mr.. Provan has resigned his
position with the farmers elevator
80 AA"NS E sSSSSp SSoE GiHp dS
travelling representative for the North
western Mutual Investment CO., with
headquarters at Fargo. Mr.. Proyanl
has been manager for the Farmers
Elevator Co. for six years, during
which time that institution has flour
and enjoyed a splendid patron-
age. The work, however, was too
continuing for Mr.. Provan, and he had
TO AXE UP work which keeps him
In the open air. We are sorry
to see MIR. and Mrs. Provan leave
Marion, and hope their new home will
be all they anticipate.
The following item is taken from
Velva journal and will be Of In
ferest to the local friends of the young
people: Tuesday morning at 1880 at
the hoInes.of Mr.. n Mrs.EG. p. Seyert-
soN# occurred the marriage Of their
eldest daughter, Elnna to Ralph Pierce
oI Fargo. The ceremany was performs
ed by Father Bueller of Harvey In the
presence OF about twenty guests, In
Guiding h Immediate relatives and
Ing parties. The bride wore q beau
tiful dress OF white crepe de- chine
trimmed with white lace In coat efYect.
and having q crush girdle OF blue
velvet. The groom was dressed in q
becoming suit OF dark blue serge. The
rooms were prettily decorated with
pink carnations and plum blossoms.
At about ia o'clock a magnificent we'd
ding breakfast was served lii the din
ing room, Misses Leona Severtson and
Esther johnson serving the repast.
The bride lis a charming and accom-