The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-03-01

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Rev. J. G. Moore of Grand Forks and
Rev. 2. James of Page were visitors in
town yesterday.
Mrs. Fl. ]. Metres left last evening for
Minneapolis, where she will visit with
her sister at the Waverly hotel.
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Miss Hattie Thomas, who has spent
the past W. months with Mrs. II. u.
Schultz of Ninth street north, left yes
terday for her home in Minneapolis.
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Word has been received in the city
of George G.. French, who is well known
here and has large investments in this
state, was married on Saturday, Feb.
%, to Miss Florence A. SaIey at Jack
sonyille, Fla, Mr.; and Mrs. French
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Kuehl Of the
Colonial apartments were host and
hostess at a 1 o'clock dinner this after
noon in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis
worth of the Orpheum circuit. Six
courses were perfectly served n COW
ers were laid for eight. The table was
attractive with a handsome centerptece
Miss Mary Best M Miss Verna john
son returned home las evening from
Oakes, N. D., where the schools have
been closed or account of the preva-
lence of measles. Miss Johnson will
be the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. G. Johnson of Sixth avenue
south for a.week. and Miss Best will
visit her sister, Miss. Ina, who, is a
membe of the local school faculty,
Both young ladies are teachers in the
public schools at Cakes. 1t is expected
that the epidemic will be sufficiently
abated as to be able to open school
again after a weeks vacation.
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This afternoon Little Miss Marian
Elizabeth Springer of the Colonial
apartments vas hostess from 2:3C
friends in honor of her 3rd birthday
anniversary. The little guests first en-
joyed a theatre party n were then
conducted to the home of their hostess
Easter appointments. The guest list
included Treasure Kuehl, Iva Davis
Dorothy Bowe, Irene Fitzgerald, Gladys
and Edythe Pherson, Louise Wehrkamp
Lloyd Rawalt and Joe and Everett
Beauchamp.
Special services will be conducted II
the Broadway Methodist church com
mencing on Sunday, March 2, and con
tinuing until Easter Sunday. In these
services Rev. Mr.. Hutchinson will bt
assisted by Mrs. Horsfall of Wisconsin
an ordained deaconess of the Methods
church. All are cordially invited to at
tend these services. Mrs. HorsfaI viii
SbEIlN6 oI h1UIlOdy anu WA41 LuhS POI Al
the Monday evening meeting,
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Miss Lillian Let's of Casselton j!
spending a few days with MRS. w. +
Martin of Eighth avenue north.
Mrs. o. P. Lord, formerly of Esca
naba, Mich, will leave this evening TO
her new home in Minneapolis, afte:
sister-in-Iaw, Mrs. c. J. Lord of thi
| city. Mrs. Lord was the recipient o
a number of very beautiful gifts pre-
sented at entertainments in her homo
during her stay in the city.
The Fortnightly club will meet Mon
day afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Civil
Centre and Club house. DR.. Bait viii
give a lecture on Peace and fnterna
tional Arbitration, Members and thel
friends are invited to be present. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Harrington will
leave this evening on a several weeks
trip to Santa Fe. They will go by wa,
of st. Paul.
= Last evening the Alpha Lu fraternit
of the A. G.. initiated into their rank
three new members, Robert Pearson
Lloyd Beardsley and Ed Barizek. Afte
the initiation the young men adJourne
to the new frat house or Elevent
avenue north where they were serve
with a sumptuous eight course banque
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housekeeper, Miss Anderson, who wa
ably assisted by Glen Livengood. TIL
affair was in the nature of a house
warming. as the young frat men hay
but recently secured their presen
quarters and all who were present ex
pressed themselves as much please
with the new home. which the youn
men have fitted up.
Bismarck Tribune: Walter F. Cush
ing, secretary of h railway commits
sion, has abandoned his messmates a
the local hotels in favor of a NOR
ing come UP from Fargo to, join he
husband. The family are all togethe
now with the exception of Miss Nan
who remained in Fargo to finish tn
school year.
Bismarck Times: The out Of tow
ladies who are making their homes a
the Grand during the Legislative SEES
sion, were delightfully."- entertained q
luncheon yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Gil
bert and Mrs. Bloom being the host
esses. The function took place in tn
second loo parlor of the hotel. A Ion
table was beautifully decorated an
the room lighted with candles n cleo
tricity for the occasion. During tn
winter the ladies at the Grand Pacth
| have given a number OF social partle
which have been thoroughly enJoye'
but the affair yesterday a~fternoo
was the most elaborate yet attempte'
Greatly to the surprise of the charmin
hostesses the guests all appeared
bridal costume. the supply of Mrs. Tai
ley's lace curtains being quite exhaust
ed to meet the requirements of tn
hotel guests. The spread consisted
a variety of daintily prepared dishei
The color scheme was pink n greer
and the souvenirs were imported piece
| of novelty work.. Those present repol
the affair one of the most pleasant c
the season, and SO that each may hav
the happy occasion recalled when the
return to their homes in the variou
parts of the state within another weel
a fashlight photograph was takel
Those present were: Mrs. c. w. Butts
Devils Lake; Mrs. A. @. Divet, Wahpe
toni Mrs. Hanson, Litchville; Mrs. |
HI. Hyland, Devils Lake; Mrs. Val
1 Minor; Mrs. Clark, Sherwood; Mr.
putnam, Darlington; Mrs. Small, Myle
Mrs. Davis. Goodrich; Mrs. Dossetl
Plaza; Mrs. barrow, Fargo; Mrs. Over
son, Williston; Mrs. Gunderson, RAY
Mrs. Boyce, Mrs. Tatley, Bismarck: Mr.
Gilbert, Casselton and Mrs. j. III. Bloom
Devils Lake.
The Mothers and Teachers club Q
the Lincoln school had a pleasant meet
ing yesterday afternoon. The girls {
the Seventh grade gave a wand dri,
and afterward very capablyl served re
freshments. Mrs. Root gave a talk o
the probable results of a closer re
| lation between mothers and teacher
which esulted in an expression OF tn
desire that a permanent organizatto
be formed to help establish a more sal