The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-13

have removed to Great Falls, Mont.
where they have decided to locate.
Their Great Falls address is at 1914
Third avenue north.
The freshman class of Fargo college
will hold a d~eclamatory contest at the
First Methodist church this evening, to
| which a cordial invitation Is extended
to the public. The program is as fol-
lows:
LyeIl Thomas. Our Guide in Genoa
and Rome. (from Mark Twain's In
nocents Abroad.")
Salute, (by General Horace Porter.)
Milo FIaten. Napoleon. Murderer or
Patriot, "a college mans grafton, Uni
versity of Texas.)
sons Lincoln, God-Inspired Man, (Hen-
ry Watterson. a Southern Colonel, and
well-known editor Of the Louisville
CONFECTIONERY
Fanny Clapp, Meeting Of Abraham
Lincoln and Virginia Carvel, Cutting
from The Crisis.)
Ruth Gage, A Pilots Story, civilian
Dean Howells.)
Gladys Van Valkenburg. A Lad of
PARTS, "a cutting from Ian Maclaren's
Beside the Bonnie Briar Bush.
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Miss Mildred veitch went to Grand
Forks last evening, where she will be
the guest of her parents over the week
end.
Wednesday evening, at the home OF
A. T. Shotwell, of $50 Seventh avenue
south. will occur the marriage of Mr..
shotwelrs daughter, Miss Florence
Shotwell and Fred Sheffield of this
city. The service will be read at s
o'clock by Rev. Thomas Graham of the
First Presbyterian church in the pres
ence of forty relatives and friends.
Miss Shotwell has chosen her cousin,
Miss Helen Lewis for her maid Of hon
or and Lynn ~Stambaugh will act as
best man, and assisting throughout the
rooms will be the Misses Dorothy
Dalrymple, Katherine Wheelock and
|, Ethel Lowman. Mr.. Sheffield and his
bride will leave that evening for an
extended eastern trip and on their re-
turn will make their home in Fargo.
, Among the out-of-town guests who
will be present at the ceremony are,
Mr.. Sheffield's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
: B. shefield Of Crookston, Mimi.
, George Ralph Kurtz, a member OF
the Fargo college conservatory left
! yesterday afternoon for Chicago where
. he will spend the summer months. Mr.,
a KurtZ will be a member of the Sher-
:. wood faculty of music this summer and
will be organist at the First COngrega-
tional church at Evanston, III.
Miss Madeline Glasgow returned
$ home yesterday from Niles, Mich.
. where she visited relatives a fortnight
: Enroute home she spent a few days IL
4, Chicago with Miss Frances Lauder OF
Wahpeton, who recently underwent ar
- operation for appendicitis at a Chicago
hospital.
q Mrs. B. A Orr will leave the middle
9 of next week for Chicago, where sh'
g will visit relatives and friends. Mrs
: Orr will visit various places in Illinois
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first of September.
n Miss Verna johnson. who has beer
o teaching at Oakes the past year, ha!
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. c
g Johnson of Sixth street south.
Mrs. ]. Bingham has gone to Memo
nimee, Wis, for a months visit WIZ
t relatives and friends.
n Tuesday afternoon at the home Of
g the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.. II
Q Heidner, of 1144 Seventh street north
will occur the marriage Of Miss Ellie
Heidner and JOIN Roy Campbell, OF
I Mott, N. D. Rev. Mr.. Menges will, OH
= ciate at $3.50 o'clock and the attendants
n will be Miss Barbara Heidner and Ray
h Campbell. After a weeks honeymoon
trip down at the lakes, Mr.. Campbell
and his bride will go to Mott to maxi
their home.
= The Delta Mu Alpha sorority girl!
gave a picnic yesterday in honor of tn
five graduates of the organization. Tn
party went south of the city in auto
2 mobiles, where a delicious picnic sup
per was served.
Miss Agnes Halland gave a parce
shower this afternoon IN compliment t.
Is Miss Ella Heidner, a bride Of June. TIL
IF guests included fourteen friends of tn
bride elect.
DR.. T. 2. Martin of Streeter, N. D., /
spending a few days in the city as tn
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Johnson, o
,r Sixth street south.
Miss Helen Blake, who has bee
It teaching at L~itchville the past year ha
returned home for the summers vaca
m ton.
Mrs. Roy Porte, son Harry an
a daughter Helen, of New York city. ar
II visiting in the city as the guests Q
Mrs. Porte's mother, Mrs. O.. j. Petit Q
sos Tenth street south.
Mrs. ]. M. Johnson of % Tenth stree
1r south, has returned home from a fort
nights visit with relatives in Minnea
polls and st. Paul.
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1e LADIES SEE THIS.