The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-08
evening. Rev, Aaron Moc.~ou
Officiated oAey beQQe

exsning: Rev. Aaron McGarey Bedde
MISS Maude Games, one of the teach
eIs or the public schools left TO-DAY for
nt e nome at Fergus Falls. where she
Will spend the summer. 'A0
MRS. G. J. Running and family left
bey III Tor Menomonie, Wis, where
10 relatives and friends.
er MISS IS Hslen Hasty, one of the teach
eva me Agassiz school, left last
eHenlng Tor Minneapolis 'whera Sba niIi
'S' FelatlVes during the summer. -
MRS, Frank ]. Smith of P~hiladelnb,a
ID! arrived in the city SATURDAY for q
weeks visit with her brother and ~ d
Strea aha Mrs. Lorne Wilde, of SIS Tenth
ve MtS r; q. Forsberg and children left
ana on nay ,fun a%ate err for New York city
way where they will visit reIa 49,
~ lrlends for three months.
h Misses Rilla and Rimah cau
uar OF Parkersburg, West Va viii en-
I'VE IN the city this %eveninc ar
month,s visit with Dr.. and Ms L q a
Calienoar' Third avenue south ~ A.
pa9e Ladies Aid society of the Firs+
h. church will meet at the
3 o'cinckp arl Hn tomorrow afternoon at
ill., oauck. All ladies of the congrepat
'ioh INC friends are cordially invItsS
than dne Central civic committee will hold
nesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock "to
nome OF Mrs. Alex stern, ~ 9os NJ IHe
StrHet north. Anyone interested is
roMhrs. CHARLES Hauser was taken to ST
S Sern > p Saturday where she I'M
her friends will be verv rIsS "a LIS
expected. "S can De
MISS Helen Stevenson WIN b.s ~
Hosltlng her sister, Miss Louise Sfevenn
son n attending Fargo college ks
Decatur eif Sat4rday for her home at
relatives at indianapolis, Ind. ISL
The Scandinavian w. G. T. U, will
ing instead of Tuesday evening At fhe
ZONE or Mrs. August Hanson Of 1oI6
1entn street north. All honorsrv man
oers are especially urged to be present,
MRS; Lier of Minneapolis arrived IN
me CITY Saturday for a weeks visit
and f aeT son, Dr.: =: NJ. Lier. DR.. Lier
In the city as the guests of Or. ana
ments. apart
c,e Inc Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety or the First nj. e. church will
meet IN the church parlors on Tuesday
sneak oS1o nis Mrs; r., A. Beard will
erica: Hostesses will be MRS, Ta1bot
Norris. S anu MIS-
Mrs. David deLendrecie left last
night for Cleveland, O., where she viii
aatend the American association Of
m nang m oe this There are but two
Dakota; This association is the su-
Preme BODY of dancing masters and fine
IacL mat Fargo has a member speaks
we'll for the city.
MISS Kathryn York left yesterday ar.
ternoon for Danville, Ill, where she will
Sp ! h @is summsr vacation with home
tolhs. MISS York was accompanied by
her niece, Wilhelmina Frentzel who
VIII De a guest at the York home this
summer. Enroute they will spend a
lev Gays IN chicago. Miss York will
her work at the Agricultural college.
Miss Jetta Wilson entertained a COM
pany or twenty friends this afternoon
at her home on Third avenue south.
Inc ana1r' was to, announce her en-
gagement and approaching marriage to
Dr. James II. Allison of Willow City,
n. D. Needlework was the diversion Of
the afternoon and the hours were 8 to
6 o'clock. Miss Wilson's marrispe r.
DR.. Allison will be solemnized az tina
home of Miss Wilson's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stewart Wilson, of 1926 Third
avenue south on Tuesday evening, June
Mr.. and Mrs. C. O. Follett. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. F. Treat and Mr.. and Mrs. N. n.
Wasem returned last evening from De-
troit. Mimi, where they spent Saturday
and Sunday as the guests of Mrs. Alice
Eeld. They went to attend the we'd
ding Of Mrs. Follett's sister, Mrs. Jose
Prime Reid Brown Of Detroit and Wal
ter Louis Wetz Of this city. The csre-
mony took place at the home of Mrs.
Browns mother, Mrs. Alice Reid at 4
O'Clock Saturday afternoon, in the
presence of relatives and a few friends.
MRS. Browns sister, Miss Reid and
attendants. A wedding supper follow
ed the ceremony, after which Mr.. and
Mrs. Wetz left for st. Paul where they
Will make their future home.
MI. and Mrs. w. L. StockwelI and son
Walter, leave tonight for Minneapolis
to attend the twenty-fifth anniversary
OF the class of 1889 of the university
OF Minnesota of which Mr.. Stockwell
a member. The reunion COM
mences tomorrow and closes with a
class dinner Thursday night. AS class
president, Mr.. Stockwell will respond to
the toast, the class of '8s, at the alum
NJ banquet Wednesday night, only the
nYe year classes responding. These
will include IA '79, sS4, a,s9, ga, $50.
'04 and '09. They are looking forward to
a most delightful reunion. Members