The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-09-25

are Charles Jackman, of 1874 Tenth
| street north, and Edwin e. Holmes, of
| 702 Second street north, both Of whom
, have been Fargo college students for
| the past two years; Eugene Hughes,
| also of this city, who was graduated
school; and Ira Slingsby, of Moorhead.
| .
| The Standard Bearers of the First
| Methodist church are meeting this aft
| ernoon with Misses Lenore Graham and
Ruth Guild as hostesses, at the Gra-
| ham home, 1905 Third avenue south.
Mrs. G. e: Graham and Mrs. 1; 7; Guild
will assist In entertaining. Election of
officers and the opening of the mite
| boxes will be the important features OF
the meeting today.
The members of the Fargo college
orchestra will meet for practice Tues
day evening of this week at the Fargo
conservatory. One meeting has already
been held, in connection with the social
| affair sprung as a delightful surprise
| last Tuesday on Director A J. Stephens
and his wife, in honor of their wedding
| anniversary.
Miss Jennie McKeown, who has been
| spending the summer months with Mrs.
Sadie A. Walker. of this city, left Sun
day night for her home in Philadelphia.
| The members OF the Witches sorority
of the Moorhead normal school held
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afternoon at the home of Miss Helen
Welter, in that city. The service was
carried out with due ceremony, and was
| followed by a tea which was a very
| delightful social occa sion. Garden flow
| ers formed the pretty decorations, and
| the hostess was assisted in the serving
| by Miss Frances Frazier, one of the
| sorority members.
| Mrs. Oscar Rustad will be hostess
| this evening to six young ladies at a
| box party at the Garrick theatre, this
| city, to be given complimentary to Miss
| Florence Beck, of Moorhead, bride of
this week. Following the theatre party
the young ladies will be entertained at
the Rustad home, 315 Sixth street south,
Moorhead, where three-course lunch
| is to be served. The hostess sisters
Mrs. NJ. e. Grammar and Miss Molly
| Reilly, will assist her in the serving
chosen as the decorations for the Rus
! tad home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Harding and Mr.
motored to Fargo Sunday from that
city, and will spend several days in
| this city.
normal are to hold their annual pledge
service this evening in Miss Bantas
room at the normal school.
The Fargo college glee club met this
morning in the college Y. w. c. A. room
| for tryouts, with an encouraging num-
ber present. Many of the former men,
| bers of the club are gone this season,
but it is reported that lot of promis-
ing new material is available, and Prof.
A. J. Stephens is hopeful of a splendid
glee club. The results Of the tryouts
are not yet announced.
Gottfried Skiold. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. G. Skiold, of GOT Oak street, this city,
lnft inc
where he claimed as his bride today,
Miss Mildred Gross, until recently Of
| Fargo. The young couple expect to re-
turn to Fargo Tuesday night, and will
reside in apartments at the J. G.. Skiold
home. The bridegroom is in the employ
Of o. S. Hadeland, grocer, and his bride
was until about a month ago, when the
Gross family moved to Minot, a we'll
known member of the Herbst depart
ment store clerking force. The cere-
mony took place at the Gross home.
The bridegroom is a nephew or L. G.
Skiold, a we'll known real estate man
of this city.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
| ciety of the First Methodist church will
hold a coffee Tuesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. N. L. Redman, 1920 Third
avenue south, with Mesdames E. s. Ell
lott, William Mangold and T. C..
Beardsley as the hostesses'
| Miss Florence Green, who is to be
come the bride of Leon F. Myers early
in October, was honor guest at mis-
cellaneous shower given Saturday eve
ming by Miss Eva Craig. of First ave
nue. south. Miss Craig entertained
company of twenty guests. and very
pleasant evening was enjoyed. Pink
and white sweet peas and asters formed
the pleasing decorations, and the color
| scheme of the lunch was in keeping.
The brfde-eIect received many dainty
gifts.
| Miss Ada Tyler, daughter Of Bishop
and Mrs. J. Poyntz Tyler, left today for
| Minneapolis, where she will visit for a
couple Of days at the home of Rev. Mr..
and Mrs. Remington. and from that city
| will go Thursday to Faribault, Mimi.
| where she is to be a student at St.
Mary's school this year.
A dozen young people were guests
Saturday evening of Miss Mabel Ack-
ers of Ninth avenue north. The eve
ming was enjoyed with whist and music
as the diversions, and two-course
lunch was served later. The table dec
orations consisted of asters and ferns.
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