The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-08
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tables.

nations were used on the luncheon
tables. ...
John Bathrick and Harold Engerud
Will go down to the lakes tomorrow to
spend the remainder of the week. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bristol, Ninth
street south gave Q dinner last evening
IN ce1 e compliment +ad to F.; A: Bristol who
yesterday. Covers were placed fox
fourteen members of the Bristol fam
lily. -
Mrs. r. L. Arid, 1917 Fifth avenue
south gave a birthday surprise party
Saturday evening in honor Of Ronald
Frank .Glockner of Minneapolis, cards
were the diversion of the evening fol
lowed by a birthday supper with Gov
ers for twenty guests.
The Knights of Columbus of Grand
FORKS have issued invitations for their
annual Easter party, which will be Civ
en- Monday evening, April 13, In their
hall. in the Metropolitan operahouse
block. The party will be informal and
a splendid program Of music will be
rendered by a local orchestra. The hours
will be from 9 to 1880 o'clock.
In compliment to Miss Adelaide Whit
Ing. a visitor IN the city, the Misses
carrie n Stella Buchanan entertain
ed yesterday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. f.. Mclean. The guests included
the members of the Ell Chi Omega sor-
GRITTY of Fargo college of which the
were 3 to s o'clock, at which time q
luncheon was served with covers for
twelve. The appointments were in
white suggestive Of the Easter season.
Miss Martha Williams of Grand Forks
was hostess yesterday afternoon, when
she gave a very pretty luncheon at her
home on Fourth avenue. complimentary
to Miss Clara Wolff. Miss Alta Smith
and Miss Margaret Sargent, three
brides Of h summer. A delicious
luncheon was served at 1 o'clock and
the table appointments were in yellow
n white, a basket of tulips making an
attractive centerpiece for the table
The hostess was assisted in serving By
Miss Helen Branes n Mrs. William
G.. Bulge. The guests remained for the
afternoon and sewing was the pastime
Friends of w. A. Watkins, who left
here Saturday, presumably for Manka.
TO, Mimi, on business, were agreeabIy
surprised to receive cards this morning
announcing his marriage to Miss Lii
Liam kemmits of st. Peter. Mimi. April
6. The bridegroom is cashier of the
Acme H~aryesting Machine in
this city n Is a young man Of ex
c~eptional business ability. He has beer
connected with the above company for
several years both in their home office
at Peoria, ILL.,. and as cashier Of their
Mankato, Mimi, house and was trans.
farred to Fargo the first Of the year
Mr.. Watkins has made many friends
since coming to Fargo, who join thS
Forum in extending hearty congratulate
tions and wishing him and his bride JOY
and happiness.
Minot Reporter: Miss Florence
Stenerson was honor guest at a PARCEL
shower on Saturday afternoon, when
Miss Hallock, Miss Aldrich and Miss
Mansfield entertained at the home OF
the latter. h guests were hidden al
a 4 o'clock luncheon which was served
at small tables. Red tapers and hearts
formed pretty table decorations and the
guest of honor's place was marked by a
huge tune bow. tied with red hearts
After the luncheon the remainder oil
the afternoon was spent in music. "A
telephone call was put in for Miss
Stenerson and as she reached the
phone, she found 1t tied with parcels
Of all kinds and shapes. These reveal
ed various pieces of cut glass, china
and linen. The invited guests were
Mesdames stenerson, Holland. Person,
Ringo. Weinrebe, Byorum. r.. w. New
love, McLane O'Leary of Foxholm. Doe
Ellison, Baker. Almy, Misses Evelyn
Murphy. Matilda Dahl, Pearle Small.
wood, Gladys Wheeler. Agnes Louden,
Marion Sotudt. Aletta jacobson and
Florence StenerSon.
Herhst for Gloves.-Advt.