The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-12
in Moscow when war was declared and
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in Moscow when war was declared and
have not been heard from.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Ply
mouth Congregational church will be
entertained Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. J. M. Bender, of 1909 Tenth street
north. Plans are to be made for the
fall work, and a full attendance of
members Is desired at the meeting.
Miss Elsie Mcdonald, OF Bismarck,
left Tuesday night for ST. Paul, and
during the next three weeks Will also
visit in Chicago and at several WtscOn-
spending the past week in Fargo. as
the guest of Rev. and Mrs. w. c.. Men
ges and other friends.
Mrs. James ]. Connolly and daughter,
Miss Helen, Of Walton, N. Y, who have
| been guests at the home of Mrs. Con-
nelly's sister, Mrs. Hugo Strub, of
Moorhead, for the past six weeks,
fore returning to Walton, they will
Connolly, in Rochester, N. Y.
The jamestown Alert says of a Far
go resident: Miss Mildred Veitch OF
the A. c. Extension department has
on work in connection with the work
being done here by superintendent
Borchert and McNary. She was here
last fall and did excellent work among
the ldulSS upOl IL "a 4ilo HAAHt
work now is being done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schroeder, of Seventh
street SOUTH, were host and hostess
Tuesday evening at the regular month
ly meeting of the Young Peoples
alliance of the Evangelical church,
which was we'll attended. A business
session was held, after which the hours
were enjoyed socially and with light
refreshments. Mrs. Emma Streck Is TO
entertain at the September meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. v. Hughes and four
children and nursemaid, of Beach, Will
arrive In the city some time TO-DAY,
overland, from Minneapolis, where they
went after a brief visit at Detroit
lake. They left this city a week ago,
and will be herefor another week as
guests at the time OF MRS. ~ adsMHT NEE
Pattison, and with other relatives, De-
fore returning home.
The wedding of Miss Marie Faulders
Of this city, and Arthur w. Warner, OF
Moorhead, will be celebrated this even
ing at 8 o'clock, at the home or the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. w.
FauIders, of 1924 Fourth avenue south,
in the presence of about thirty guests.
DR.. Leonard, Of Minneapolis, Is TO ON
ciate. Little Meta Cleveland Is to pc
ring bearer, and Miss Lillian Wright
will play. Vocal selections are to be
given by Oscar Martinson, of Moor
head, and Miss Margaret Newton, OF
this city, preceding and after the cere-
mony.
Burleigh county is planning a moth
ers' market day for Saturday, Aug. Is,
and the Bismarck Palladium says fur
ther, of the coming event: Every
woman in Burleigh county Is cordially
invited to attend the reception to be
given in the commercial club hall on
O'clock. There will be music, and light
refreshments will be served. The first
prize offered for the best loaf OF bread
will be SIS in cash, the second prize
$40 in cash, will be given for the sec
ond best loaf of bread. A committee,
to be selected from among the farm
ers' wives n daughters IN town that
day, will be the judges. There Will be
nothing at all formal about the recep-
ton. Every woman from the country
in town that day Is invited to come\and
meet the women of Bismarck.
A farewell party for Mrs. James Con-
nelly, of Walton, N. Y, n a variety
shower for Miss Theresa Herrick, in
honor of the ~latter's approaching mar
rage, was given Tuesday afternoon by
Mrs. Fred Strub, Mrs. Albert Elstad
and Mrs. Hugo strub, at the home OF
guests were present. The home was
beautifully decorated throughout with
yellow and white, and red hearts were
strung through the center OF the rooms.
Very unique hand-painted place cafds
were used and each guest was asked
to find her place. Sweet pea n pan
sizes were used profusely throughout
the rooms. An elaborate luncheon was
served at three large tables. Just be-
fore luncheon the bride-elect was seat
ed in a chair decorated for the occasion
and a little wagon decorated and load
ed with gifts for MISS aerrtcK, was a
Mabel Elstad. 1t was necessary to
make several trips before all the gifts
fwere delivered to the bride-elect.
Considerable attention is being at
tracted in Minneapolis by the work OF
the Mary Davis Sunshine lodge, a
branch of the international sunshine
society. Groups of social worker fire.
quentiy visit the lodge, and all are sur
prised and delighted, for like everyone
who visits the lodge, 1t is beyond ex-
pectations. In one party were such
prominent people as Miss Minnie Pat
erson of the Visiting nurses, Mrs. AL
pha Bickness' of the Humane society,
Miss Kate Finkle Of the PROBATION w Of
helminia Roenke of Unity house. Miss
Margaret Merrill of Pillsbury house,
Miss Louise Hill of Hope chapel, Miss
and Mrs. Milton D.. Purdy, of the Won
ans Welfare league. Mrs. A. ]. Red
delien, Miss Georgiana lie Doux and
Miss Eva Blanchard represented the
children who go to the lodge are sent
at the request of these social workers,
and the ~Sunshiners wished the latter
to see and judge for themselves how
comfortable and convenient vas the
outing home which has been such a
blessing to many tired ones. The child
rem at the lodge always welcome visit
ors, for some treat Is usually Drought
them. One day one of the Sunshine
vice presidents brought out ten dozen
ears of green corn and a pail Of candy
to make the day a gala n for the
children, There is always the usual
Friday night party at tne lodge but
there is no great demand for social af-
fairs for the majority OF the mothers
are perfectly content to sit on the
roomy screened porch or on the lawn
in the swings and just rest or sew.
They talk over their joys and troubles
and warm friendships have been ca-
mented during these condolences, so
when the next season comes the con-
genial ones arrange TO visit the lodge
together. 1t Is Surprising how well the
children get along together and the
] matter OF acuuaintanceship is but Of