The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-21

county fair and returned in the even
ing. They had a fine run and the
guests of the Darrows thoroughly en-
joyed the day.
Misses Nell Mccarthy and Martha
Monson have just returned home from a
trip on the Great Lakes. They were
accompanied on the trip by Mrs. I. NC
Claiche of Chicago.
Mrs. A. O.. Madison and children re-
turned home today from a three weeks
visit with the formers uncle, John Me-
lady at his summer home at White
Bear lake. While in the cities they
Murray at the bennington.
Miss Sophie Brovold and John Jacobs
of Enderlin, N. D., were united in mar
riage last evening at s o'clock at the
home of Rev. Thomas Graham of the
FIRST Presbyterian church. After a
short wedding trip, Mr.. and Mrs, Jacobs
Will make their home in Enderlin.
Mrs. T. r. Targart, daughter Wilma,
Thomas Targart, of Oskaloosa, Ia, who
have been guests for the past month at
the home of Mrs. Targart's son and
wife, MI. and Mrs. Wilbur Targart. of
a Grove left 10 rhome Monday night.
Miss nellie Mccarthy and Miss Martha
Monsoon have returned to Fargo, after
an extended vacation trip down the
Great Lakes, which included points of
Interest in eastern Canada and New
York. They report a most Bile
trip on the steamer North America.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thomas of La
Noble, III, have returned home after a
visit with the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H.. w. Hoffman, of SIT Tenth
street south. Mrs. Thomas visited here
a month n Mr.. Thomas only the past
week, during which time they visited
a few days with friends at Cavalier.
A wedding which will take place In
san Diego, Cal, In the autumn will be
tine Schumann-Heink. Miss Marie
Schumann-Heink, and Hubert Guy OF
San Diego, Cal, the grandson Of the
late B., +. Guy of Washington, D. c..
Of Washington. The wedding will take
place on the return of Nine. Schumann.
Heink and her daughter from Europe
where Nine. Schumann-Heink Is sing.
ing In Wagnerian operas. In announc.
ing the engagement of Miss Schumann.
Heink and Mr.. Guy, a Washington pub.
lication says: Miss -Heinl
makes her home with her brother
ranch Of forty-five acres Of orange
near San Diego, on the outskirts of tn,
big estate owned near by her mother
The latter's place is called Grossmont
and the chalet overlooks the valley o
Ell Cajon. A year ago Miss Schumann
Heink with Miss Gertrude Nieman wen
there to live in The simple style of al
upholstered, cottage. They sold $1,000
worth of ang since. The romano
leading up to the engagement began b,
young Mr.. Guys horse getting beyon,
his control and dashing into the opel
door of Miss Schumann-Heink's stable
He was stunned by knocking his hea,
against the cross-beam."
Minot optic-Reporter: A merr,
crowd of young ladies gathered at tn,
McGahan home on the South Hill las
evening in response to Invitations is
sued by Miss Aileen McCIahan. VIII,
entertained In honor of her guest. Mis-
Aileen Sullivan of Fargo. Contests an,
games occupied the early hours Of tn
evening, Miss Bertha Alpstag securin
first prize In the puzzle joke contest
while Miss Reba Wells was rewarded
second prize. In the cracker eatinj
contest Miss Florence Theurer display
ed remarkable skill and received
dainty gift. The Gluck Auf quartz
rendered several most pleasing musica
selections, after which Miss Sullivan
delighted her hearers with seyera
clever readings. The entire compan
then sang popular songs and the even
ing was brought to a close by tn
service OF a delicious luncheon. Thos
who were present were Lulu Small
wood, Erma Jones, Hazel Crabbe, Alet
tatand Mildred jacobson, Florence Dial,
Ruth Carroll, Mary Feehan, Florenc
Thuerer, Jean Hawley, Josephine Van
denoever, Marian McAneny, Glady
t Scofield, Bessie Wilson, Ethel Skeocf
81 Reba Wells, Florence Donnell, Berth
81 Aipstagp Aileen sullivan and Mrs. Nae