The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-06
Of Mrs. W. H. King, of S1S Ninth street

The Rebekah Sewing circle Will noaa+
IueSday afternoon at the home Of Mrs
moruiuno' or 714 Ninth street north, All
the meeting. eSenI at
MISS cara Pollock has been enter
T STii" S,m as her guest the past few days,
Miss Liquin left this morninp fori III
east where she will visit. '"0
A party of young peopIe. cons,s,,nn
OF MISSES Larson and Crutkshank ana
Messrs. Babcock and Barnson cbano
eroned by Mr.. and Mrs. e. r Castie
sPent the Fourth and Sunday at shore,
Miss Margaret Rea returned home
sbe ntsnt from Grand Forks, where
sne spent the week end. Previous to
gong to Grand Forks, she spent sew
home. - - H. rlolldhd
Mr.. and Mrs. M. R. Ling Of stanfela
Ore' arrived in the city YESTERDAY Far
Mr. N week T vs. visit with their daughter,
to visit relatives and friends the res
malnder Of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pardoe Mr. and
MRS; l.. Howard n Mr.. and Mrs, r, IT
McEnroe drove to the Rea farm Satur-
DAY afternoon and enjoyed a picnic
s1pper, aL1er winch they looked over
club. ~ 0oUN'iS
Mrs. w. H. Stewart autoed to casse,-
ton saturday to attend the celebration
OF that city. Mr.. Stewart returned
with the car yesterday and Mrs, Stew
art with the party of horseback riders
spend the Fourth.
and Mrs. Dillon, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wiison, Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Dotson and
cnlldren, Mrs. Clements and Mrs, ]. II.
kurtzman took an auto trip south Of
the city saturday afternoon and enjoy
ca a picnic supper on the Johnson farm.
Miss Jessie Edwards of Wallace.
the city Saturday evening for a few
days visit with Miss Alice Lewis.
She Is enroute to Chicago to visit
friends. Miss Edwards has a host of
friends in the city to welcome her on
this return visit.
Among those who ven to Hillsboro
Saturday to attend the celebration were
Mrs. Clara barrow, Mrs. Mary Weibie,
Mrs. Elizabeth O'Neil, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Poppler n Dr.. Max Bait. Miss Har-
riett Grim or wisconsin who is touring
the state In suffrage interest gave an
address there Saturday and the party
went down to hear her. Miss Grim
vas well received and the people were
delighted with the address.
Mrs. A. C.. True, of 1907 Sixth street.
south, was very completely and very
pleasantly surprised by a few intimate
friends Saturday. the affair having
been arranged by Miss Blanch True, i5
honor Of her mothers birthday ami
versary. A delicious z o'clock sumner
was served at small tables on the porch
Ct which Mayor and Mrs. Emery and
daughter, and Mr.. Hanson and three
daughters were guests. Garden flowers
formed the only decorations, together
with a ~crocheted basket of beautiful
roses, the gift of a neighbor to MRS,
True. u.s.
A party of about a dozen young peo-
pie motored from Fargo to Lisbon Fri
Day afternoon, where they were guests
at a mouse party over the Fourth, of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Jones. of that place.
Guests from elsewhere were also pre-
sent, making about twenty in all, and a
very delightful time was enjoyed. Those
n went from Fargo, the party re-
turning Sunday night, were Misses Re-
becca Williams, of Norfolk, Va; Maur-
Inc Anderson, of Chalmers, Ca; Grace
Gratia, of Chicago, all guests at the
Z. s. Lewis home; Misses Claire Elliott,
celia jacobson, n Alice Lewis: VIII
son Johnson, Of Norfolk, "a, Horace
Young, Peter Elliott, Arthur Peterson,
Ind Harry Rush.
Miss Edith G. Chapman ana Edward
Madison, both of this city, were mar
ried Friday evening. the ceremony taxi
Ing place at the @. Fl. Rustad home, in
Moorhead. There were only a few
guests present, being mostly relatives,
and the wedding service was followed
by a prettily appointed linn which
was served in five courses, also at the
Rustad home. American beauties and
the occasion. The bride was becom-
|tngly goWned in white shallow lace over