The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-06-22

| ding, those from out of town being
the mother and sister of the groom and
| his brother, Chester Beckwith of Chi
cago. Mr.. and Mrs. Beckwith planned
| to leave early today for motor trip
through Yellowstone Park but on ac-
| CaInt of the rain their departure has
been postponed.
Mr. and Mrs. Goodheart of Eleventh
street north, have as their guests Mr..
| Goodheart's sister, Mrs. Roger and her
| two daughters, Miss Grace Roger and
| Mrs. Long of Meadows, Idaho. Mrs.
| Roger and her daughters have been
making tour through Montana and
plan to go to points in South Dakota
and southern Minnesota after leaving
| Fargo.
The oliver Denis family left this
| week for their summer home on Big
Detroit lake.
| A large crowd attended the dance
given last evening by the Modern
| Samaritans in the Sons of Norway hall
The music was furnished by Cliffes
| orchestra.
Mrs. A. L. Wall of Fourth avenue
| south leaves Saturday for her sum-
mer home on Lake Cormorant. She will
be accompanied by Mrs. Alex Jardine
and John Jardine, who will spend some
time at the lake.
/
City, Iowa, is the guest of the Misses
| Margaret and Helen Clark of Eleventh
| street north. Miss Clemens is a former
resident of Fargo.
The Annual number of the Fargo
High School paper, The Cynosure,
came off the press yesterday and was
distributed to it's subscribers. The book
| shows very creditable work on the
part OF Miss Agnes Nelson, editor-in-
chief and the business manager, Oscar
Ballenger, as well as the staff which
was remarkably capable.
Friends in Fargo have received
word of the approaching marriage Of
Anna Staples, formerly Of Fargo, to
Gale Banby of Hollywood, Cal. The
| wedding will take place in Hollywood,
where Mrs. Staples and her daughter
have been spending the winter, We'd
nesday, June 2S.
Dr. and Mrs. F. e. stratton of Sixth
street south left yesterday afternoon
for Bethlehem, Pa, where they will
spend the greater part of the summer
with their daughter, Mrs. Stockton.
Mrs. E. N. Corson accompanied them
part of the way en- route to Michigan
to spend the summer with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scott and son
Richard. Mrs. Wilson. DR.. Dillon, DR..
I. j. Graham and NJ. N. Hatcher, who
have been spending the week at the
Dunn fishing resort an Lake Lizzie,
expect to return to Fargo Saturday.
Miss Zelma Shute. who was grad
uated from Fargo college last week.
two weeks doing volunteer work with
the Associated Charities of that city
After that time she will go on to La
Crosse, Wis. and to Moline, ILL, for
: the rest of the summer.
Mrs. Albert Birch, 921 Eighth street
} south, is expecting Mrs. Dwelle OF
grah and Mrs. Mr. 5"fsY pWes are s9s s
) sisters, having attended Wisconsin
university together;
5 Mrs. H. L. Gage, OF Duluth, will ar.
: rive in Fargo tonight, to be the CUES
: of Mrs. ]. d. Carpenter.
9 Miss Fanny Clapp was hostess thi
= afternoon at her home to a dozen younl
ladies, at a parcel shower given ii
honor of Miss Helen Davidson, of Far
t go. who returned to this city last P Fri Fri
Y where she has been in school this pas
a year. Miss Davidson is to be marrie
this month to Joseph Gill, of this city
/, Agency. Formal announcement of tn
o engagement was made not long ag
h in the Mount Ida school paper, bu
It of the guests at this afternoons happ
: affair. The couple will make their hom
N In Fargo. The afternoon was spent
making kitchen holders for the use c
the bride-elect in her new home, an
" as the general color scheme of decor
20 ations was green and white, the hold
" ers were buttonholed in green. Th
is parcels, to each one of which wer
i attached long green and white rib
"a bons, were drawn into the living roo
and presented to the honor guest b
.r Davis, daintily dressed in green an
a white. Miss Davidson received man
Il, lovely gifts. After the holders wei
~ completed a two-course lunch, dain
l. lily served, was enjoyed.
Miss Pearl Winfnger and Sherma
M. Chapman, both of Jamestown, wei
4. quietly married Wednesday evenin
to at the home of the officiating clergy