The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-07-09

followed by a box party at the Or
pheum.
It will be good news to the many
friends Of Miss Marian Mathers to
learn that she is expected Saturday to
De the guest of Mrs. Helmer Nelson of
Eghert court for a month. Miss Math-
ers was formerly of Fargo, having left
here two years ago, ind she has a
large circle of friends who will be
pleased to renew her acquaintance.
The Y. w. C. A. young ladies as well
as the association are very grateful to
). 5. Lyons of his city for a beautiful
hammock, which has been hung on one
of the porches. The Y. is now comfort
ABLY settled and the girls are enjoying
heir summer home, The regular
Thursday chicken dinner will be served
at the usual hours on Thursday even
ing.
Mrs. Matt Camnitsch of Tenth street
north was a delightful hostess last
evening at her pretty home in honor
OF her guest, Miss Spriggs of Grand
&c from 8 o'clock until 6 and a pro-
gramme of music was greatly enjoyed
Followed by a tempting lunch. Other
out-of-toWn guests were Miss Lillian
Valleley and Miss Ann Keonen of Grand
Forks and Miss Lucille Fitzgerald of
Chicago.
Mrs. c.. J.. Stein entertained last eve
ming very delightfully."- at the home of
Mrs. Mary Bennett of First avenue
south, Moorhead, in honor of Miss Mar
Erwin Blegen will be a pretty event of
July Is. Both young people nave been
employed by the Ford Morton Co. in
Fargo. Fifteen of Miss Burkhart's
friends were entertained in her honor
and spent the evening very pleasantly
hemming tea towels, which were pre-
sented to the bride-elect together with
a shower of beautiful linen. A decor
atjVA HSHharn q of mini a nh yyhifn xya q
prettily carried out with ~festoonings
of hearts n a delicious lunch was
served at the close.
The Scandinavian w. C. II. u. held a
very interesting meeting last evening
In the Swedish Baptist church, the oc-
of the organization of the union. A
review of the work was. given by sew
eral of the members and a fact of more
than usual interest is that Mrs. N. L.
Nelson, president of the union, has he'd
her position>very ably ever since it was
organized, which is a remarkable rec.
ord in that the Scandinavian union is
one of the most active in the state.
Greetings were sent from two of the
charter members, Miss Anna c. Peder-
son of Council Bluffs, Ia, and Rev. and
Mrs; ]. FL. Brono of San Francisco, for
merly of this city. Rev. Mr.. Brono was
formerly pastor of the Norwegian
Lutheran Free church here and Miss
Pederson was the first recording secre-
NdI oL4 LIE union. @Inere was aInlaDO
solo by Little Miss Ethel Moen and
temperance songs were suns by the
members. Mrs. T, r, LAGER Of Crooks
ton, who has kept her membership in
this union, was present and gave a nice
talk. Mrs. DIR. Fisher Of the Fargo
union. also spoke. The occasion was a
very pleasant one, four of the remain
ing charter members who are still here
with twenty members and now has the
largest enrolment in the state.
Miss Rene Flewell was the guest of
honor at a linen shower last evening
given by Mrs. John Youngs of Seventh
avenue south. About twenty young
enjoyed a most delightful evening. The
evening was doubly interesting as ii
was also somewhat in the nature of an
announcement of Miss FIewell's en-
Des Mofnes, as the formal announce
ment has been postponed from lastsfalI5
unit! this time on account of a sudden
death IN the formers family. For more
than three years Miss FlewelI has been
society editor of The Forum and of the
woman's page. which position she has
MED most capably and faithfully.
s prl2r 70 NJ mat time she was a student
large acquaintance throughout the city.
She is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. Flewell Of Grandin. who are
among the best known citizens Of Cass
county. Miss Flewell will continue in
her present position until about Aug.
4 lit will be with regret that The
Forum will see her go. The wedding
Will take place in the early autumn
Mr.. Cockburn is well known in Fargo
as he was formerly assistant general
secretary of the local Y. M. G. Al. and
is at present secretary Of the boys de-
loo, la, where the couple will reside.
Mrs. Youngs served a two-course
luncheon at the close of the evening
and Miss Fleweli was the recipient Of
many handsome liner pieces presented
in q daintily trimmed basket. The
evening was spent in hemming dust.
cloths. which, when completed, were
also presented to the guest Of honor.
Beautiful hats value up to SIS only
$3 each at Mrs. Holderman's Friday
ana SATURDAY. III,r ~ and 10 AdnA