The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-06-26

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plan to motor to Kamp Kotentail, on
| the river bank just south Of the Town
and Country club, where a picnic sup
per will be served, and Victrola music
| will enliVen the hours following.
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| The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety of the First Methodist church
will give a coffee Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. B. j. Miller, 81 Tenth street north,
Assisting Mrs. Miller as hostesses, will
be Mesdames Badger and F. L. Wat
kins, and Miss Agnes Hill.
Grand Forks Herald: The wedding of
Miss Elizabeth Panovitz and Harry
Bachrach Of Faribault. MINI, which is
to take place at o'clock Wednesday
| evening, June 2S at the home of the
brides father, S. Panovitz, 6l9 Walnut
street, will be the chief social event
| of the week. A number of guests from
other, cities will be here to attend the
wedding and among them will be Mrs
Weston Kent Keith of st. Paul, sis
ter of the bride, who has already
vim and Mrs, Julius NJ. Eisendrath and
daughter, Adele, of Minneapolis and
Mr.. Bachrach, the groom, will reach the
city on Monday morning. Mrs. Levin
| bered here as the Misses Regina and
Beatrice Tuchman, and they had often
| visited at the Panovitz home. James
Bachrach, father of the groom. of
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Northfield. Mimi, will come to the city
on Wednesday morning.
| Mrs. Marie Morrow left Saturday
night for Oriska, N. D.. to spend the
weekend at the home of her sister
Mrs. H. r. Mcnamara and family.
| Miss Elizabeth Lamb, of 211 Fifth
street south, Moorhead, was hostess to
a number of friends this afternoon at
an Informal thimble bee given COM
PPl,iIm1isenta1y to her sister. Mrs. J. D:
Fargo. and to Mrs. Dean w. Meeker,
also of Minneapolis. A dainty lunch
was served after sewing had been laid
aside, and pretty decorations consisted
ellis and children arrived in Moorhead d
last Tuesday, and will be guests at the
Lamb home until about Aug /. They
will be Joined there a little later by
Miss Bernice Alcox, a sophomore in
the Fargo htgn school, and her mo-
ther, Mrs. F. c. Alcox, who expect to
leave about July l for Spokane, Wash,
to reside, were guests OF honor at a
small dinner 6T Es PARTY given Saturday
718 Eleventh street north. Covers were
laid for four guests in all, at a four
course dinner served at o'clock, and
pink roses formed the table decor
ations. Later in the evening, Miss Ash
land was hostess to her guests at a
theatre party given at the Garrick.
DR.. Elizabeth Rindlaub and Mrs.
Oscar Rustad left this afternoon for
| the Rindlaub cottage, at Little Detroit,
where they will enjoy an outing of
several days.
Miss Elizabeth Bailey. who is visit
ing friends at West Pittston, Pa, on
her way from Mrs. Dow's School, Briar
MAN Man0F ths n LATTER is part aGt e Sia
week, now.
The members of the Phi UpsiIon On
icron sorority of the A. C. who were
at the Chapman cottage at Lake Cor
morant for ten days outing, return
ed to Fargo Saturday afternoon. re-
porting very fine time at the lake.
Gunderson. Of coifax, Wis, Sister Of
one Of the MEMBERS, and the lake party
consisted of Misses Bertha Gunderson
Madeline Blake, Lilith Rusk; DOROTHY
left this morning for her home al
Langdon, N. D., where she will spend
the summer. The Misses Gunderson left
here this afternoon for Rothsay, Mimi.
sister for a week, before going on to
Colfax for. their vacation. The others
of the party all live in Fargo and will
spend the summer here .".
Miss Marie Prudhomme and her sis
ter, Mrs. Mum, of Moorhead, left here
Saturday night via Grand Forks fol
Crookston, to see their two brothers
who left Crookston with Company /
of which they are members, for FIT
Smelling, last night. Miss PrudhonEnt
returned to Fargo Sunday night. but
a months visit with her mother.
There Is great rejoicing in local Y
| W. e. A. circles. owing to the fact that
tion of the associations proposed sum-
mer cottage at Elbow Lake, about two
miles from Nevis, Mimi, on land donat-
len. Mrs Maude oemig, former matror
at the "Y'' here, is now occupying hel
cottage at that lake. 1t being next door
to the site of the association cottage
She will act as chaperon for all the
girls who go there for their vacations
of whom there are quite number. The
girls Of the Unity club have been
working all this past winter to raise
undertaking is further made possible
by offers of assistance with the car
pentering from business men of Nevis
| who have taken an interest In the pro-
| ject. Letters received here in the pas,
few days are to the effect that the
Nevis carpentrs who will assist are
ready to give their services any time
desired, now. A material reduction In
the cost of the lumber to be used, ty
the Nevis firm from whom 1t will be
purchased Is also much appreciated by
the association members The cottage
/ is to be Is by "a feet in dimensions, and
will be q very attractive summer home
for the girls, when completed.
Mrs. g. 2. Tresbergs Of s1s Tenth
to over twenty OF her lady friends sat
urday. afternoon. entertaining at a
thimble bee in honor of her husbands
cousin, Miss Marie Freeberg, of Rock
ford, III. Vocal numbers by Miss Ger
trude Euren. with Miss Signe Euren
as her accompanist, were much en-
ioyed. AT 4:30 o'clock the hostess
served dainty three-course lunch, as
sisted by her sisters. the Misses Euren
The Individual lapboards, decorated In
pink and white. were used In serving
| the lunch. Miss Freeberg, who has been
| in Moorhead since week ago Wednes.
1 day, expects to leave for home the
latter part of this week, and will stop
4 en- route for visits in the twin cities
] land at various Iowa points.