The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1914-08-01

Y REPUBLICAN,. " SATURDAY
ager Mayer at the Great Northern Mr..
Graham has hosts of friends among the
travelling men and hotel patrons in
general.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Turner of 800 Eighth
street snG ,;,,9e north, have as guests their son
Of Winnipeg, who will leave Sunday
evening for their home.
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Among numerous social affairs to be
club, will be 80 o'clock dinner party
to be given by Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Baker
to about sixteen friends.
Grand Forks Herald: Miss Marjorie
Dorman will finish her tour Of the state
or North Dakota in short time and
on Aug. will begin a six weeks tour
OF pennsylvania, travelling on the chau-
tau9na sand1au, circuit In that state at the
all expenses paid,
Mrs. v. F.. Pehrson, of Medora, who
has been visiting relatives and friends
In the twin cities for two weeks, re-
turned to Fargo last evening to re-
sumo her visit at the home Of her
mother, Mrs. J. M. Johnson, of Tenth
SLIS6l SOuln.
Mrs. Richard Tyler will be hostess
Monday afternoon at her apartments at
the Gardner, at thimble bee in honor
Of her guest, Miss Mary L. Tilly, Of
Medina, former Fargo resident
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r Alsop and family
motored home from Detroit Friday, af-
Ter spending a month at the lake. Mr.
and Mrs. Tildon and family will oc-
cupy the Alsop cottage at Detroit for
the rest Of the season.
Misses Mayna winders, virgila Stew
ems, and Marian Walker left this
morning for Detroit where they will
spend months vacation at Melissa.
c. P. Guthrie, pure food inspector at
the A. c. expects to leave tomorrow
evening for Philadelphia, where he viii
spend part of his vacation. He will al
80 spend some time in Clarion, Pa,
his home town.
The following notice taken from the
Cedar Falls papers will be of interest
70 the many Iowa friends of Franz J.
Sucher who comes to Fargo conserva-
tory as, head of the voice de; lrtment
next year. The marriage of Miss Anna
martin, daughter of Mrs. Anne Martin,
or 817 west Twenty-second street and
franz Sucher, last evening at o'clock
at the home of the brides mother, was
a simple but impressive ceremony per
formed by brotherin-law of the
bridegroom In the presence of the i'm
mediate family circle numbering four
teen. The young couple were unattend-
eo ana at the appointed hour took
thelr places. Before reading the mar
riage vows, the officiating clergyman,
5{ev. Rev. c.. F. Kechel, of Paynesville,
Mlnn, demonstrated his brotherly in
terest IN few words of counsel and
advice for the future. The bride wore
a gown of white silk crepe and carried
prldes roses. At 9 o'clock the COM
pany gathered at the home of the bride
Sucher of S06 Clay street, with about
100 family friends to offer congratu-
iatlons and to extend personal greet
1ngs; There were delicious refresh
passed, and at midnight Mr.. and Mrs.
Sucher left for Chicago, where they
Will spend six weeks while he Is en-
gagged IN study preparatory to taking
up his work a s head of the department
Of voice culture at Fargo conservatory,
Fargo, N D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred H. Hector arrived
IN the city last evening to be the guests
Of the formers father, Martin Hector,
and of his sister, Mrs. Chesebro Smith
Mrs Hector was formerly Miss Sewell
or Bath, Me, granddaughter Of Arthur
ocratic statesman of New England, who
IN 1895 was the running mate OF Will
liam Jennings Bryan on the democratic
ticket for vice president of the United
yer ticket of Bryan and Sewes1, 16 to
l." Mr.. and Mrs. Hector will be in the
city for some time.
Miss Carrie Staples, who has been
having a delightful two weeks visit at
Hope, n. D., returned home with Mrs.
M. B. Cassel, son James and daughter,
Mary Helen. They have been guests
of Mrs. William Staples of Third ave.
nue. south.
Miss Esther Powers, of Grand Forks,
has been the guest of her cousin, Miss
Kobe this week.
Beatrice Guinness and Helen Moody,
of Barnesville, were among recent Far
go visitors.
Miss Myrtle Flaten, who came up for
the fair, has returned to Shoreham.
o.
S. j. Syverson has gone to Melissa to
accompany home his family, who have
been enjoying the lake breezes the past
week.
william Dorf, of Detroit, has been a
guest at the A. J. Westerdahl home.
Chester Holkesvig, of Gibbsboro, N
| j., Is spending the week end at Hank
inson, N. D.
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Misses Lillian Zintheo, Azalea Kobe
and Kathryn Pilot left Monday fol
| Shoreham, where they are the house
party guests of Miss Myrtle Flaten.
Friends of Miss Louise Lee, Of the
! New York Mutual Life Insurance com.
! pany, will be sorry to hear of the death
| Of her sister Olive, which occurred al
| Walker, MINI.
Mrs. Ralph Manly Is visiting in Roch.
ester, MINI. Mr.. Manly will Join hel
| next week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. B. I. Heating and son
| Kenneth, and Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Hugh.
! es left yesterday in the Heating auto
| for st. Paul, where they will attend the
X. c. convention. They expect tc
| spend about two weeks in the cities.
Mrs. B. H. Gardner and grandson
| George Gardner, have returned from q
trip to National park, made in com,
| pany with Mr.. and Mrs F. G. Gardner
also of this city, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Grover, of Lisbon, and Mr.. and Mrs
Porter Eddy, of jamestown. Mrs. Eddy
| is sister of Mrs. Gardner. The rest
of the party went on west, and will
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