The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-22

10 O'Clock at the Civic Center, Prof, A
:. otephens Will have charge Of the
program. 'N'
DR.. and Mrs. Solum Crum returned
thls morning from Winona and the
W cities where they have snent IT,
Sast week visiting relatives and
Or. and Mrs. Creegan OF Fargo col
aeSe 1ett Yesterday afternoon for Kan
sas lily; where they will attend the
session or the national council of the
congregational church.,
Mrs. r. J: Dunlap and daughter Doris
1ett yesterday for st. Paul where Mr.
Dunlap has decided to locate, Mr.
Dunlap went down a fortnight ago to
neer Press.
81 The Ladies, Aid society Of the Nor
bazaar Thursday at Second avenue and
Fourth street. One Of the features of
the bazaar will be adolIs house which
mas oeen MADE by the industrial school.
Refreshments will be served.
Mr.; and Mrs. J: S. Watson will en-
Lertain at a luncheon at the Gardner
hotel Saturday afternoon. Their guests
VIII be the out-of-town guests who are
n the city to attend the wedding of
MISS constance Watson and James Pol
lock which will be solemnized at the
First Congregational church Saturday
evening.
Mrs: Fl. L.. Bolley is giving a tea
this afternoon at her home on Seventh
Street north IN honor of Miss Jeanette
h q OF Missoula, Mont. who is in
the city In the interests OF the Votes
Lor women league. The guests are the
suffrage workers of the Seventh yvarS
and Miss Rankin will give a short taiE
on sunrage work and the coming cam
paign. -T" N
Invitations have been issued to the
Broadway Methodist church to q re-
cept1on to be given at the church par
iors Thursday evening of this week
~ compliment to Rev. and Mrs. w. J..
evening will be a musical and literary
program. Rev. Mr.. Hutchinson is be.
ginning his second years passionate in
Targo and the reception to be given
probation Of what Rev. and Mrs. HIT
Crimson have done the past year.
Miss Constance Watson, who's mar.
rage to James Pollock will take place
SATURDAY evening of this week, was
e eaS n0P bY MIS- gses Ma at a tea Yesterday:
Eighth street south. The hours were
4 to 8 O'clock and there were thirty
guests present. Pink roses were used
the same flowers and pink shaded
candles were used on the tea tables
which were presided over by Miss Fill
zabeth Magill, Assisting ugh
the roorns were the Misses Irene Rich.
ardson, Dorothy Ball and Alice Mitch
ell. IN ~
Miss Constance Watson was the hon.
6ored guest at a prettiIy appointed
luncheon today at the Civic Center Civ
en- by the ladies of the Red Garter
Luncheon was served at 1880 O'clock
and covers were placed for twenty
guests. The table decorations were in
the colors Of the society, red and
white and quantities. of the hostesses
flower, the red carnation were used,
The centerpiece was an attractive
basket Of red carnations and ferns,
The place cards were dainty cupid
cards, n small bags of rice. After
the luncheon hour, Miss Watson was
given a miscellaneous shower and was
the recipient Of many gifts.
Announcement has been made of the
approaching marriage of Miss SUSIE
Heinze of Buffalo. n. Y, and Rodger n
Taylor of this city. The wedding will
take place Saturday evening Oct. Is, ar
1880 o'clock at the home of the brides
aunt DIR. and Mrs. r.. w. Vidal. SIT
Second 9 south and the guests
will be the members of immediate FAM
lies. After an extended eastern ts,s~