The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-22
SOCIAL NOTES

mrs. A. Buchholz has returned houe
1Iter a weeks visit with relatives at
Wheaton, MINI. ~
Mr; and Mrs. August Hanson of
Ienth street north are visiting reIs-
ives at Reeder this week.
Miss Imogene Perry has returned to
ner nome In Valley City after q weeE
e"o visit with Miss Ethel Love.
Mrs; E j. Khowl and Miss Dorothy
"a A"owI 9t jamestown, N. D., are guests
at the d. e. Love home this week.
me Homesteaders will hold their
regular meeting this evening a. 9
o'clock In the Sons OF Norway 6al1 0
MISS Mabel Peterson has returned to
ner nome In Valley City, N. D.. after a
city. " 9"os III Inc
Mrs. w. w. BardwelI and daupbter
Mildred Bardwell are spending tha
week at the A. E. ChampIin bona on
tenth street south.
Mrs. E. Dady returned to her homo IN
warren, Mimi, this morning after a
weeks visit with her son and aughtem
MI. and Mrs. Jerry Dady.
The M. w. NJ. cit was pleasantly
entertained at the home of Mrs. John
We're several out-of-town guests pre-
sent. PA'o
Mrs. A. H. Costain will give a bridpe
luncheon at her home in Moorhea6 On
Friday afternoon. The luncheon hour
bridge. "'oi "a
Inc Round Table Study club will
dneet thursday afternoon at the Civic
center instead OF the regular meetinp
gay, Friday. All members are urged to
be present. ~
Mrs. George Mcdonald, sr. and Mrs. w
I. Warner of Hawley, MINI, and their
guest, Mrs. Harry Jefferson OF Milford
Utah, were guests at the r. Gormely
nome Monday and Tuesday. =.
The Campfire girls held a meeting at
ohe 4: w. G.. A. during which time
planned to give the play in the Y. w G..
a gymnasium in about a fortnight.
Mrs. r. e. Weible went to Bismarck
yesterday where she will give an ad-
dress on Suffrage before the state
Nurses, association meeting, converting
IN that city today. Mrs. Weible viii
speak at this afternoons meeting and
Will return tomorrow.
Pres. and Mrs. J. H. Worst. secrs-
tary and Mrs. W. Yoder and Prof. and
Mrs. A. G.. Arvold will leave This even
ing for the twin cities where they will
spend the remainder OF the week. They
are accompanying the band boys ON
their Minnesota trip.
Miss Minnie Bronson, national secre-
tary OF the Anti-Suffrage association
who visited Fargo recently has left
bismarck and is now at Helena, Mont.
AFTER starting an anti-suffrage cam
paign, Miss Bronson will return to Far
go TO resume her work in this city.
The third division of the Woman's
church will give a ten cent social at
the home Of Mrs. e. NJ. Corson. 8I5
Sixth street south on Thursday after
noon at 3 o'clock. The social was
scheduled to be given at the home Of
the home OF Mrs. Corson.
MIRA Jerry Dady Of tho Pioneer Life
building gave a prettily appointed
luncheon yesterday afternoon in com
pliment OF her mother.in-Iaw.
Mrs Mrs., 2: pady Of warren.
a np Sno we're m h in pink gue ana w The
and waterlilies and pink roses carried
out the color scheme. After the lunch-
eon hour neediework was the diversion
OF the Covers were placed
Dady, Burr and Christiangon.
The marriage of Miss Hildur a pa.fp
and Rev. Frederick ID. Stillweii, oc-
CURED at Detroit, Mimi. at i O'clock
yesterday afternoon. The ceremony
performed by Rev. w. l.. suthar-
AA0 CO. AtS AoAiS III ~ very quiet and
simple manner. The couple were un-
attended. The bride was attired in a
navy blue travelling suit. Both the
contracting parties are widely and
favorably known in this region. The
bride liz a graduate OF Detroit high
and also Fargo college. she
met with marked success as a teacher
in the consolidated school at Glyndon.
OF which Mr.. Stiliwell was principal.
While his training has been Tor educa-
tional work, he having devoted four
years to work In that profession, MIR.
StillweIl is popularity known In q large
number OF pulptts In western Minnesota
and North Dakota. While In Fargo coli
Iege he topk the most and highest ora
toricai honors ever Won by the colleges
OF this city. Since completing his
course there he has been resident pas
tor of the Union church OF Oriska, M.
u After "a yiait to Winnipeg and ether