The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-23

are the guests or MI. n MIS- n. Il.
Hayford of Colfax ven south.
Miss Irene Leimbaoher of the Card
ner left this morning to spend three
weeks with friends at Jamestown, N. ID.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry j.. Meier OF the
M~etropole hotel, have returned from
Grand Forks after attending the edi-
torial convention.
Edward Stern, who is a student at
Phillips Exeter academy, N. H, return
ed home Friday for a two months va
cation with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Stern of Ninth street north.
Mrs. Geo. H. HOLSTER is a guest of
pected home tomorrow. Miss Margaret
HOLSTER, who has been visiting in the
east, is expected home early next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Francis of velva
are the guests for a few days of Mr..
and Mrs. A X. More and Mrs. and Mrs.
from Grand Forks where Mr.. Francis,
who is editor of The VeIva Journal,
has been attending the editors con-
vention.
The June division of the Ladies' Aid
society of the Presbyterian church will
give an ice cream social Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Frank kim,
dred, BIZ Seventh avenue south. Ice
cream cones for the children. Every
body is invited.
Mrs. p. l.. Snyder will leave tomor-
row morning for Grand Forks, where
she will attend the state fair, later
going to Devils Lake for the Chautau-
qua and to Williston, where she will be
the guest of Mrs. j. L. Brainard, for
merly of this, and to Minot. She will
be gone several weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. T. p. Martin returned
from Minneapolis this morning after
attending the convention of a. M. A.
the past week. DR.. Martin will leave
for Streeter, N. D., and Mrs. Martin
and children will be the guests Of her
parents. Atty. and Mrs. L. c. johnson
Of Sixth avenue south for a short time.
Among h number who spent the
week end at the lakes were Mrs. Il. n.
Sole and son, Edward: Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Mott; Mr.. and Mrs. Reutell and
Miss Fields Of st. Paul; Mr.. and Mrs.
CO Follett n il Degnan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kittel of Casselton (nee Dalrym-
ple) are spending their honeymoon at
the lakeshore.
The many friends OF Mrs. w. iii. Best
will be pleased to learn of the honor
which was recently accorded her at the
district convention of the w. c.. Z. U.
She was presented with the gavel
which she used for eight years until
q year ago when she declined re-elec-
tion and handed the gavel over to- her
successor. Mrs, T.. H. Wilder. who made
the presentation in the name of the
district. Mrs. Best responded, express
ing her appreciation n saying that
aside from the memories of the eight
years work, the possession of this
gavelsis particularly pleasant because
Is was used by Mrs, Matte Meacham.
q former president of the district who
was dear to all OF the workers.
Jud Leader: One of the prettiest
weddings of the season occurred here
"Wednesday afternoon when Miss He
lena Schober of this city and Matthias
Y. Kloeckner of Fargo were united In
the holy bonds OF wedlock. III cere-
mony was performed in st. PauIs
Lutheran church In the presence OF q
large circle of friends Of the bride and
bridegroom. The beautiful wedding
service of that church was read by
the Rev. &. Hummed. The bride is the
eldest daughter Of MIR and Mrs. Fred
w, schober She Is G young q
ton whose n temperament has
won for her q wide circle OF friends.
The bridegroom is a. successful bust
gaged IN r~ailroading MI. and Mrs
Kloeekner will make their home al
307 First venue south. Fargo. They
Will remain at the home Of the brides
they Will return to their home, the
bridegroom to resume his duties.
An engagement 81 III
Iterest to friends In Fargo as well as In
Grand Forks, where the young couple
are popular members OF the university
circle, has been recently announced in
The Marshalltown, la, Times-Republi-
can. Miss Mathews his visited lib
Fargo, and for three years prior tia
a#year ago, resided iii Grand Forks.
mfr. King lis u graduate of the state
university. The following item III taken
from The Times Republican: An
Iiouncen1ent of the engagement of Miss
Daisy Mathews, daughter of Mrs. q. ID.
Scott, 106 South Fourth street. 10
Harry King, an attorney of Grand
Forks, N. D.,@was made by Miss Mae
Bratt and Miss May Baker at the Bratt
home. As South Third avenue Roses
and catalpa blossoms weregused In dee
Iorating the porch. During the evening
much amusement was affordede BY
~thephesies for the bride-to-be, which
were written by the guests. "A two
course supper Was served D the host
~Sesses. Guests from out of town were
Mrs. Otto Dentzer, of Chicago. and
Misses sula and Euclare Marlwarin 8 ri