The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-15

Work in the South. A cordial invita-
ZION is extended to- ali. -
Mrs. J. P. Hardy and son John Hardy
1ry went down to the lakes today to
spend the summer months.
Mrs. j. f. Holmes and nephew, Fred
Lawrence, are spending a few weeks at
lake at Frazee. MINI.
Mrs. A. M. Aaland and daughter have
gone to Harvard, S. D., for a months
visit with relatives and friends.
The Book and Thimble club will meet
on Wednesday afternoon at the home
avenue south.
was the guest Of friends in the CITY
Saturday enroute TO Grand Forks
where she is visiting friends.
Max Stern the ladies' tailor has re-
turned from the east. He reports a
very successful trip and was able to Sc.
woolens. u
h g~raduating class of the Dakota
dinner at the Gardner hotel tomorrow
evening. The faculty members and
alumni will also be guests.
Mrs. Pfefrer of Chicago arrived in the
cityllast evening to attend the wedding
- IL oOhJ u JOHu '1I6Ier and MISS
Mary Flynn which will be
tomorrow at st. Mary's cathedral,
Martin Hector has returned home
from an extended eastern trip. He was
accompanied home by his daughter
Mrs.1McGill who will visit here this
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Jones of
marriage of their daughter. Miss Mil
dred Burritt Jones and Aivah Leslie
Miller Of Evanston. formerly of this
city. The wedding took place at the
brides home, Thursday, June II.
Mrs, w. B. Sheffield Of Crookston. ar
Ing friends n relatives. Mrs. Shelf
field came to attend the wedding Of her |
son. Fred Sheffield and Miss Florence
SRotweii' which Is a social event Of
arrive in the city tomorrow.
Mr.. n Mrs. G.. r. Nelson who have
been IN Annapolis attending the mar
rage OF their daughter, Miss Dagnv
Nelson, to Emory Cox of Washington,
D. g, and the graduation of their SON
Harold Nelson, from the United states
Naval academy, are EN- route home
They will spend the summer months at
Lake Shoreham.
The Women's Home and Foreign Mis-
slonary society of the First P~resbyter-
an church will hold the usual monthly |
meeting on Tuesday afternoon, June
I6. IN the church p~arlors, at 3 O'clock.
me hostesses are: Mines. Z. F. Ladd, |
9. and e; 9; Allison. The pro-
gram will be as follows:
Devotional Service, Mrs. Mary s~chryver
Indla ............... Mrs. G. W. Satory
Confuctanism:.....Mrs: A. w. McNair
A R~eading-The Light From over the
Eyery women in the ' Church h IS Set copn
daily invited to be present.
In compliment to the Misses Callen-
dar of ~Parkesburg, West Va, who are
guests at the Calender and Nye homes,
mrs; {: A. Nye of Moorhead gave a
Nye porch and gardens were attrac-
lively decorated in Japanese novelties
n cherry blossoms. During the af-
Glimpse of Japan, Mrs. Nye, in Japa-
nese costume, read Cherry Blossoms, a
scene from Madam Butterfly, followed
eEe5 Two Sv S Mes from the opera reno:
tea was served In the garden. Mrs.
Calendar will entertain for her nieces
tomorrow afternoon.
The thirteenth annual meeting of the
Woman's Home Missionary society of
the Methodist Episcopal church held in
Valley City. June II and II, was a
great success. The program was fine,
the reports encouraging and the wealth
er IDEAL Tor a. convention. The 1915
and the following were elected to office
for the new year:
City.
Vice President-Mrs. G.. S. Hills,
Bathgate,
Recording secretary-Mrs. G.. E. Mil
Ter, Fargo.
Corresponding Secretary-Mrs. s.
Newlove-Milton.
Treasurer-Mrs. r. @. Hoisington.
Fargo.
Secretary, Young People-Mrs. E. Du-
Secretary, supplies-Mrs. G, w. Or
ange, Jamestown.
Secretary, Tithing-Mrs. o. L. An
thony, Wimbledon.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Flynn
and John g. Pfeffer will be solemnized
tomorrow morning at s o'clock at st.
Mary's cathedral, Rev. Father Bgan,
officiating. Miss Flynn has chosen, her
sister, Mrs. James Shea of Perham. for
fer a brother of Or. Pfeffer will act as
best man. The wedding will be a quiet
one, followed by a wedding breakfast
at the home of the brides parents. Mr..
street north, for the Intimate friends
and relatives. DR.. Pfefter n his
bride will go to Alexandria tomorrow
weeks honeymoon at the lakes. They
will be at home after Aug. / at 1913
Eighth avenue north. Among the out
of-town guests who will be present at
the wedding tomorrow are, Mr.. and
Mrs: James Shea, of PerhAm. Mrs,
Pfeher Of Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs. j. P.
Hayford and son Richard of Detroit,
and DR.. and Mrs. Thorndy OF Barnes
Vile.
Music lovers are anticipating, after
an announcement made several days
ago, the appearance of Hildur Levida
Lindgren, a favorite soprano, who Is to
give a song recital in the Swedish
Baptist church, this evening. The sing
er will be assisted by Miss Frances An
derson in the program which follows:
Aria: Den bjuder5 angens friska gras
........... (Orat, Skapelsen) Haydn
English and American Songs.
(b) Joy Of the Morning ........ Ware
(d) Down in the Forest 800. Ronald
Swedish Songs.
la) Aftonsang ........... Alfred BERG
(c) Mar min gamla moder larde mig
(d1 Mar sjaien ar mold /. Prins GUSTAV
Piano Solo by Miss Francis Anderson.
CAD Allegro Moderate from Sonata.
lb) Observation-Disclosures. .Grieg
French and German Songs,
tai Pourquo1? .....,...s.. Charninade
(b) ~Standchen ....s........, Brahms
lc) SchrnerZen ............s.s wagner
ld) Der Gartner .....ssEs..as.s wolf
le) Err lists WOLF
(al Cry OF Rachel ..s..... Salter
(bl April ........- Elizabeth l. Skinner