The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-01

go jurist are no relation though the
antecedents of both came from the
same part of Ireland.
The Ladies' Pastors Aid society of
the First Methodist church will give
a social party Tuesday afternoon at ;
o'clock in the church parlors. A goon
program has been arranged and all the
ladies of the church are urged to be
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Blot of North
Yakima arrived in the city Saturday
evening to spend a fortnight. Mr.. Blot
Is we'll known in Fargo business circles
as he Is one of the leading represent
tatives of the Western Fruit Growers
association and frequently makes this
city and the contiguous territory. They
will be at the Gardner hotel during
their s%ojourn here.
Fred A. Clemens, of Clay county,
Mimi. and Mrs. Jessie Perry, of this
city, were married Saturday in Moor
head, at the residence of Rev. c: II.
Doolittle. The couple had planned to
elude their friends and spring a sur
prise, but upon leaving the parsonage.
found about a dozen unexpected guests
awaiting them, and were given a warm
reception.
Miss Thea Holther, of 1924 Fourth
| avenue south, was hostess last evening
at a prettily appointed dinner given in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. L. V. Wlchman,
who were married a few weeks ago.
Mrs. Wichman was formerly Miss Myr-
tie Holther. There were eight guests,
and the hours following the dinner
were enjoyed with music. Pink car
nations formed the table decorations.
Misses Marguerite and Hazel Thomp-
son, of Minot, and Mrs. Frank w. Sea-
| ton of Great Falls, Mont, arrived in
the city Sunday night, for a two weeks
visit at the home of their sister, Mrs.
w. L. Purdy. of Sixth avenue north.
Mrs. e. A. Purdy, of Hamilton, Mont,
was in the city over Sunday, a guest
| at the w. L. Purdy home, on her way to
Cakes, to attend an Eastern Star grand
lodge meeting.
The annual spring banquet of the
Alpha Zeta fraternity of the North
Dakota Agricultural college was held
Saturday evening at the Gardner hotel,
"journment was taken to another room
in the hotel following h delightful
banquet, and the evening was spent
socially, interpreted by short talks by
several. The members had as guests,
two of the traits alumni, Ray Tow!e
and Mr.. Plath.
DR.. Graham Taylor was entertained
at an elaborate dinner at the Gardner
hotel Saturday evening by the members
of the faculty of the North Dakota
Following the dinner Prof. A. G. AR
void called upon DR.. Taylor for a
speech the guest or honor reSpond
ed, telling of his work in the social set
Element field. Among those for whom
covers were laid were. Mrs. Alex Stern
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Stern. Judge and
Mrs. Charles F. Amidon, Professor and
Mrs. Hollis, Dean and Mrs. Shepherd
Mrs. /. Herbst, Mrs. E. NJ. barrow
Mrs. M. A. Hildreth, Rev, r. A. Beard
D. D., Mrs. Irma Erwin Poppler, DR.
and Mrs. Weible, DR.. Lewis T. Guild
Rev. Aaron McGaffey Beede, D. D., Phi
D., Professor Trimble, Lorne Wilde
Prof. c. b. Waldron, Professor ArvolC
and DR.. Max Bait.
A very quiet wedding, with only re-
latives present, will be celebrated this
evening at the home OF Mr.. n Mrs
w. c. Green, of 900 Tenth venue south
when Mrs. GREEN'S sister, Miss Enm
H. Kruger, formerly of saltwater
Mimi, but now of Fargo, will be giver
in marriage to Harry Coo Robertson
the latter of saltwater. TIL ceremony
will take place at 8 o'clock, n will