The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-19

Miss BoUlah Amidon has as her
guest, Miss lneZ Ayres, of Cooperstown.
who is here to take the OWL service
examinations today and tomorrow, for
the position of research assistant in the
bureau Of child welfare, at Washing
ton, D. c. Miss Ayres was a graduate
from Fargo college with the els IS Of
1914.
]. D. Vow1es Is in receipt Of a tela-
gram from his son, Prof. Guy r. VowleS
which was dated at New York., Aug. II.
saying that he and Mrs. Vowles had
just landed from the steamer Laconia
He added that they were both we'll,
and that they planned a visit with
relatives at Lockport, N. Y, before
starting for home.
Mrs. J. D. Murphy, daughter. Miss
Grace, and son., James, formerly Of this
CITY where they have many friends.
left this morning for their home in
Seattle, after a weeks visit here as
guests at the A. w. Paulson home. on
Thirteenth street north. Prior to com
ing to Fargo, they had visited for Ave
weeks with relatives and friends at
Brandon, MINI.
Miss Helen Lewis, Of 515 Seventh
street south, Moorhead, was hostess
this afternoon to a dozen lady friends,
complimentary to Miss Vernie Greene
of Beckersville, Mich. 1t was a porch
party, and the guests spent the after
avn Will LlIClI dll6T WHO d
dainty lunch was enjoyed. The porch
was prettily decorated with bouquets
of daisies n sweet peas.
At the joint meeting of the Women's
union and the Young Ladies' guild Of
the First Congregational church, plans
were made for a church picnic, which
according to present arrangements.
will be held a week from this coming
Thursday, in Oak Grove park. II will
probably be arranged to have those
who participate go to the park in the
AFTERNOON for a picnic supper.
DR.. ]. D. Jackson, of Marshall, Mo,
arrived In Fargo this morning for a
Wolfe home, 412 Eleventh street north.
Mrs. Wolfe and Miss Josephine Jack
son, who resides there, are daughters
or DR.. Jackson: Mr.. and Mrs. Wolfe re-
m%orant, where they la spent the past
two weeks at the Y. NJ. C. A. camp.
Members of the Ivy Rebeccah lodge
and the I. o. o. F. of his city, to the
number of forty-1ve. enjoyed a very
pleasant picnic Tuesday afternoon at
Oak Grove park. The members of the
Moorhead Rebeccah and ]. Q. o. r. were
also invited to participate, but owing
to the threatening weather did not at
tend. A fine picnic supper was enjoyed,
and the crowd broke VI about s o'clock
In the evening.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety of the First Methodist church
neId its meeting Tuesday afternoon at
the parsonage, with a good attendance.
The program, which consisted of a re-
view of previous work along mission
airy study lines, proved both interest,"
ing and profitable. 1t was followed by
a social hour, during which Mesdames
K. Hubbard, c. N. Callander and ].
Matters, as hostesses, served lunch.
Mrs. J. w. Durham, of 412 Ninth
avenue south, entertained eighteen lady
friends this afternoon at a thimble bee
given for Mrs. d. D. Dodge, of Algona,
Ia. The rooms were effectively de-
corated with sweet peas, nasturtiums
n pink peoples, carrying out a color
scheme of pink and yellow, and at s
o'clock the hostess, assisted by Mrs. H.
n; Jenkins n Mrs. L: Topping, serv-
ed a prettily appointed two course
lunch.
Mrs. S. M. Smith and daughter, Miss
Peggy Smith, OF GAINESVILLE, wis, and
Miss Ethel Bolley, Of Roam, Ind, re-
turned with Mrs. H. l.. Bolley from the
Bolley camp, on Lake Cormorant, where
and will be here at the Bolley home for
about a week. Mrs. Bolley was at the
lake for five weeks. Prof. Bolley re-
turned home a week ago. Mrs. Smith
Is a sister OF Mrs Bolley, and Miss
Bolley Is a niece of Professor Bolley.
Mrs. Nina Munger and daughter, Miss
AlVlna Munger, who were guests the
past week at the F. l.. Gardner home,
on Thirteenth street south, left Mon
night for st. Paul, where they will |
visit before going on to their home at
MINI. Miss Munger, who
taught the past year at Buena Vista,
and her mother, who was with her,
have enjoyed an extended trip along
the Pacific coast since school closed,
Miss MllnPer ia Tn tpanh THE oax-f~-
year at Prairie View, Mimi.
The Sunday school children ~ st
Mary's cathedral, and the children from |
st. Johns ~orphanage, to the total num-
Der of ESQ, enjoyed their annual picnic
Tuesday at Oak Grove park, to which
o'clock, remaining at the park for both
picnic dinner and supper. The children
enjoyed a delightful outing, spending
the hours with various games, and were
Foy, E. M. and Joseph Coleman, Mat
son, Pease, and Schmallen, and other
ladies Of the cathedral.
Mrs. M. o. Finch left for her home in
Joliet, Ill, Monday evening, after a
weeks visit in this city at the home of
her son. J. P; Finch, of Tenth street
children, accompanied by the formers
niece, Miss Veda Overocker, of Milford.
Ia, will leave for the latter place next
sunday evening", where Mrs. Finch and
children will be guests at the Overlook
er home for some time. Mrs. Overlook
er, who visited here last winter, and
Mrs. Finch are sisters. Miss Overocker
has been in Fargo for the past three
weeks.
Rev. and Mrs. c. J. Ford, the former
being the new pastor of the Plymouth
Congregational church., will be guests
or honor Friday evening at a reception
to be given at the church. The pro-
gram which is being arranged for the
occasion will include selections by a
male quartet, address by the president
of the board of trustees, speech Of well
come to be given by Rev. w. J. Hut
cheson, of the Broadway Methodist
church, and readings by Miss Ethel Nc
Veety, after which a social hour and
refreshments will be enjoyed. All
friends of the church are being extend
an invitation to attend and Join In
the welcome to Rev. MIR. and Mrs.
Ford, who are staying at the home of
Rev. and Mrs. G. s.. Bascom, 204 Eighth
street north. until the parsonage, which
is on Seventh street north, can be made
ready for occupancy.
Friends throughout the state Of the
Vincents. OF Minneapolis, will be in-