The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-18
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faithfully, ACE FULL"
Men were welcomed into the self
sacrifice plan by the woman in charge
Of the day and all contributions may
be sent by check or money order to
Mrs. Medil Mccormick, 1905 City Hall
Square building. Suggestions for mas
culine sacrifices included cigars and
boating trips.
Mrs. Dora Earle and Mrs. Marion Bel
will both give up vacation trips to
Michigan to devote money to the fund,
Mrs. B. L. Engelke, chairman of the
Sixth Ward Civic league Of Chicago,
sent in IN announcement of her inten-
ton of abstaining from ice cream sodas
from now until Aug. Is.
"Sodas are my n dissipation" she
said. Il am very fond Of them. and
although l do not know how much the
sum will amount to. 1 am going to send
1t all in to Mrs. Mccormick"
Miss Jane Adams has accepted the
position of treasurer Of the finance
campaign committee.
Another pretty summer wedding will
be solemnized Saturday evening. July
%, when Miss Ethel Eggen will be-
come the bride of Burl Martin. The
wedding will take place at the home Of
Eggen, of 416 Seventh avenue south, at
1880 o'clock in the evening. Rev. Mr..
Anderson of the First Lutheran church
officiating. Miss Eggen has chosen her
| SISIoTs MISS N1dOOA III ~ "C AASL AhA
or honor and e. C.. Eek will act as best
man. Miss Dorothy Christianson, a
| cousin of the bride will carry the ring
and Miss Ragne Langlie will play the
Mrs. Arthur Olson and Miss Alice Olson
! will sing. Mr.. Martin and his bride
| will go east for a five weeks wedding
trip and on their return will make their
home in Moorhead where Mr.. Martin Is
a professor in the state normal school.
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The Misses Marion and Fay Mathar.
| Of Mason City, Ia, arrived in the city
today to visit friends during state fair
week. The past week they have spent
| at Detroit with Fargo friends.
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In honor of Miss Ethel Eggen, a July
bride, Miss Minnie Kohler of Island
park will entertain on Tuesday after
noon, July Il.
Miss Florence Schwarz, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. b. M. Schwarz, of 923
Second avenue south, returned last ev-
| ening from a years study and travel
abroad. Miss Schwarz and Miss Bertha
Hagen went to Berlin over aryear ago,
where they studied music during the
winter months. This spring they tour
ed italy, Germany, Switzerland and
] France with a party of friends, after
| which Miss Schwarz sailed for home.
Miss Hagen has gone to Norway to at
tend the Centennial and will not return
home until the first Of September.
Miss Louise Swanson has returned
| home from a f~ortnight's visit with re-
| latives and friends at Grand Forks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.. Moorish have re-
| turned home from New York, where
| they were called by the serious illness
OF Mr.. Morrish's sister, Mrs. J. M. Smith:
Mrs. Smith has completely recovered
| and accompanied her brother and sis
ter home for a months visit. The party
came by way Of the lakes and stopped
| at Niagara Falls a day.
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Miss Irma Tildon has returned home
from a visit with friends In the twin
cities, Duluth and Virginia, MINI.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel H.. Crothers, OF
905 Seventh street south, gave the brid-
al dinner last evening for their son,
Leslie Crothers n Miss Della Hawk,
| whose marriage was solernnized at the