The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-05-31


and Miss Minna stoner; several pa
tronesses, Mrs. w. B. Bell, Mrs r. c.
Doneghue and Mrs. c. l. Gross; and H.
c. Plumley and George c. Rusk, pa
irons. Games and music were the di-
versions of the evening, and the young
ladies served dainty refreshments
Lilacs, honeysuekle and chokecherrS
blossoms formed very attractive decor
ationS in the various rooms,
Hon. and Mrs. J. S. Watson, who had
spent several days at their cottage at
day evening, but expect to go to De-
| troit lake about the middle Of June, for
the remainder Of the summer.
All classes at the A. c. were adjourn
ed this afternoon from to o'clock,
| in memory of the late James ]. Hill, in
conformance with the statewide proc
lamation of Gov. l.. B. Hanna, and with
similar edict by President tadd.
The Girls Glee club of Fargo college
sang several selections that were much
I enjoyed, in chapel this morning.
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Conductor James German of lis
Twelfth street north. left for Butte,
Mont, Sunday night, called there on
account of the illness Of his son. Ed
ward German. formerly of this city.
Later word from Butte was to the
effect that the condition of the young
er Mr.. German who is i'll with pneu-
monia. is somewhat improved.
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The young people of the Grace Ger
man Lutheran church of this CITY to
the numberof thirty-five motored to
Haggart. N. D., for their annual all
day picnic, Decoration day. They were
Joined there by Miss Sarah Mason, a
member who lives at Haggart. The
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CARTS Station, right in bend Of the
Sheyenne river. the picnic grounds
being a part of the Maesse farm, The
days amusements included games,
races, baseball games between the
young ladies Of the party, and other
sports, and many occupied themselves
a large part of the time with taking
kodak pictures. Both dinner and sup
per were served. and at a late hour
last evening the happy party returned
to Fargo, all reporting a fine time. The
young people were accompanied by
their pastor, Rev. Mr.. Mackensen.
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Miss Edith Gross of this city, left
Tuesday night for the state univer-
lsity, Grand Forks, where she goes to
attend the annual Phi Delta Theta
lparty. The latter was postponed from
last Monday, the date first set. to this
couple Of days. and will be the guest
Of Miss Jean Letinge and other friends
while in the Forks,
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Houghton Harrington, a sophomore
this year at the A. c., and a member
of the Alpha Mu fraternity of that
college, left this afternoon for New
York city, where he will spend several
days with his brother, Max Harring-
T1yhn iC rrrikIn
Rapid Transit Co., en- route to Anna
polls. Houghton Harrington received
an appointment to the Annapolis
Naval academy last fall, through Con-
gresham Helgesen, of this state, and
Is to enter upon his course Of training
there on June Z.
Everett McQuillan, one of the men,
oers Of the Alpha Mu fraternity of
the A. c., will leave here this evening
Tor Westby, Mont, where he will
nnlsh proving up on his claim this
summer. He expects to return next
fall to the A. c., where he was a
junior this year.
Rev. and Mrs. G. o. Schoberg and
Miss Esther Rosenthal, all of this
city, were among the guests present
tuesday at the silver wedding ami
NerSary celeDratlOn of Miss RoSen-
thaps parents, Rev. and Mrs. K. Rosen-
thai. Rev. Mr.. Rosenthal is pastor of
the Maple Sheyenne church, south of
this city, and yesterday afternoon he
and his wife were surprised by about
$50 members Of their congregation
there, and that of the Herby church,
where Rev. Mr.. Rosenthal also
breaches. The crowd presented their
pastor and his wife with a generous
purse of silver, and several speeches
We're made, among them one by Rev.
Mr.. Schoberg. Supper was served by
the ladies of the two congregations.
/ The climax to the festivities in hon.
or of the visiting Knights of Columbus
and their ladies Tuesday, was q de-
lightful dancing party, given in the X.
c. hall last evening, in lieu of the an
nual banquet that is customary. the
plans for the latter having to be Civ
en- UP because the Co. B armory was
not yet ready for use again. Cliffs
orchestra furnished the music for the
dancing. which was enjoyed until a
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