The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-30

Die club Will Civ a parcel shower next
Wednesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. A. M. Hathaway, of 1872 Sixth We
nue. south, in honor of Miss Florence
ShotWell, who is to become the bride
OF Fred Sheffield on the evening of
June II.
An outing at Oak Grove park will be
enjoyed this afternoon by the members
OF the Y. w. c. A, who are planning a
picnic.
Mrs. L. Snow, who has been visiting
short time' has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. n: w. Hall, of Oak
Grove. are entertaining as their guest,
MI. Raudenbush, Of st. Paul.
Senator Porterleld, former Imperial
Potentate Treat, Prof. H. l.. Bolley and
Vice President Gearey of the Mer-
chants National bank have gone to the
treat cottage on Lake Detroit to spend
Memorial day. These four gentlemen
have spent every Memorial day togeth-
er at the Treat cottage for a number
Of years. They will return to the city
tomorrow evening.
The members Of a German o,rh
known as Deutsche Unterhaltungs
Verein, Of which fourteen aides are
members, are entertaining a number of
their German speaking friends this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Walter
Thompson, of 1920 Third avenue south.
In all, about forty-five are p%articipat-
ing, In the pleasant gathering, which is
to be addressed on the subject of Wo-
mans Suffrage by Prof. Man Bait, of
the A. c. A general good time is to
follow the address, and light refresh
ments Will be served. Flags, in honor
of the day, and quantities of .Iilacs
form the decorations of the house.
.
Miss Florence Shotwell, whose en-
gagement to Fred Sheffield, of this
city was recently formally announced,
mas selected as her wedding day, June
II. The wedding will be a very quiet
aralr, with only relatives as guests.
and Will be celebrated at the brides
nome, $50 Seventh avenue south, at 8
O'CLOCK in the evening.
Miss Jennie Green, state deputy for
the L. Q. T. M. spent a couple Of DAYS
with local ladies, looking after the well
rare or the Hive and during her visit
here, Nora Cowie was elected COM
mander for the balance of the term.
Louise B. Evans having put in her re-
slgnatton as commander on account Of
leaving the city. The ladies have or
ganized a Thimble club, and during the
summer months will meet at the
homes of the different members. The
first Thursday will be a social meeting
and the third Thursday q business
meeting. The ladies will meet next
Thursday afternoon at Emma Backer's
7O9 Third street north. A large at
tendance is desired.
Miss Mollie Feldhammer was hostess
Friday afternoon at her home, at 106
Eighth street south, to the members of
the Writer'S section Of the Fine Arts
club and a few other guests, compli-
mentary to Mrs. Julia ]. Hazelton. the
retiring leader of the writer's section,
and one OF its organizers. Club women
especially regret Mrs. Hazelton's re-
GiUnnTinn from TIC ro.n nn11nD-o LSzl-
Will result in a great loss to them.
Mrs. Hazelton will be here until about
the middle of June, when she will pro-
badly go to her home in Duluth. The
afTa1r yesterday was a very charming
one, with vocal solos by Mrs. Cora OIL
son, of Moorhead, and Instrumental
numbers by Miss Florence Turner, as
e ensst snJ9yed features Each
story, after which they were read
aloud, causing much amusement. The
hostess served a datntily appointed and
most delicious lunch at the close of tne
afternoon. Miss Jessie Comstock, of
Moorhead. who succeeds Mrs. Hazelton
as head of the Writer'S section of the
club, presided for the first time yester-
day.
Prof. and Mrs. Guy r. vowles gave
IL picnic this morning to their Fargo
college students, entertaining a crowd
of about thirty-fve at their residence
49, NSSA OC W IL
Is on the bank of the river. A delicious
outdoor breakfast repast was endowed,
Several of the faculty members were
also guests .r
Miss Maybelle Wallace went to
Crookston this morning for ain over
Sunday visit at her home, and was ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. John Burr.
who will be guests at the Wallace
home. They went especially to attend
the knights of Columbus dancing party.
which Is to be given there this even
Ing, and for which elaborate plans
have been made.
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The marriage of Mrs. Josephine
Rid-Brown, for whom several pretty
pre-nuptial affairs were given here re-
Gently, to Walter Louis Wetz, repre-
senting the National Cash Register Co.
with headquarters in Fargo, will take
place next Saturday afternoon, June 6.
at Detroit, MINI. 1t will be a. very ouiet
home wedding, and will be celebrates
at the residence of Mrs. Browns
mother, Mrs. Alice Reid.
A very pleasing pupils recital by
students of the Dakota conservatory.
of which details will be found in the
music column, was given at he Civic
center last evening. 1t was well at
tended.