The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-06-03
SOCIAL NOTES

oak Mound, near this city, this 'tSF eveno -
ing, to give. a concert In the Consoli-
about twenty in the party, which will
return to Fargo this evening.
The members Of the local Yeomen
lodge are to enjoy an informal dancing
party next Tuesday evening at the a.
o. U. w. hall, for which Baernstein's s
orchestra will furnish the music.
Mrs. James w. Murphy. of the Kes-
Ter apartments, received the sad word
Thursday OF the death of her mother,
Mrs. j. J. Sauer,~of Los Angeles. The
message stated that the interment
was to be at Los Angeles Saturday,
today. Mr.. Murphy Is a member of
the we'll known local firm OF Calkins-
Murphy-Vincent company
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Soon after the close of the school
year. Mrs J. Keeley, daughter. Miss
Esther Keeley, a Fargo college stu
dent, and son Mortimer, a student at
the A. c.. will return to their home at
GAINESVILLE. for the summer. They
have been living in Fargo since last
fall.
The Woman's auxiliary Of the local
Y. M, c. A. will hold it's regular meet
ing Monday afternoon at o'clock at
the ''Y" building. After the business
session a social hour is to be enjoyed,
and refreshments will be served by
Mrs. r. C.. Akeiey and Mrs. e. c..
Gestie. hostesses for the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. r, J. C'Malley, of Ill
Eighth street north, have gone to st.
Cloud, Mimi. for short visit with her
people, Mr.. and Mrs. M, Weber, and
from st. Cloud expect to go to Fair
view, HaVre and Great Falls. Mont.
They have a ranch near Havre, on
which they may locate unless they
find land at one Of the other Montana
points mentioned, that seems more
desirable, as they expect to make their
future home in that state. They do
not expect to be permanently located
for a month or so. Mr.. O'MalIey has
been in business here for the past
three years, and only recently sold
out. Many friends here will regret
their departure.
Mrs. William Zeller and daughter,
Miss Mary Zeller. of Moorhead, left
today for st. Paul, where they will be
in attendance Tuesday at the wedding
of their son and brother, Nicholas
Martin Zeller, we'll known in Moorhead
as Nick Zeller. The latter will claim
as his bride, Miss Mathilda Keller,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Keller,
of that city, and the wedding Is to
take place at 10 o'clock in the morn
ing in st. Agnes church, st. Paul.
The Amateur Musical club. one Sec
ton of the Fine Arts club Of this city,
will hold its last meeting Of the sea ca
stead of o'clock, at the home Of Mrs.
c. H. Anheier. Each member of the
Musical club has been privileged to
take a guest, and the program arranged
social hour and tea.
Tuesday evening, June 1S, has been
| set as the date for the dancing party
given annually by the Alumni associa-
| ton of the North Dakota Agricultural
| college. The affair will be held in the
| college armory, and Baernsteif's or
chestra of this city will play for the
program of dances.
| o.
Mrs. Ed. Robinson, of Mapleton town
| ship, assisted by hep aunt, Mrs. John
Beaton, of Fargo, was hostess Thurs
| day afternoon at the formers home
at parcel shower given in honor OF
the approaching marriage of Miss
which event is to take place the latter
part Of June, Covers were laid foJ
twelve and delicious repastt was
cards carried out the lavender coios
scheme. Fancy work was the diversion
of the afternoon. Shortly after lunch
little Mary Robinson entered, drawing
little cart to Miss DobFinE. 1t was
filled with many useful gifts from heE
| friends, for use in her new home. The
had a delightful time, and declaring
Mrs. Robinson to be a charming hostess
and rendering the bride-to-be all good
wishes for the future.
The Athentan Literary society of the
| A. C, held a big booster meeting last
evening, and elected officers for the en-
suing year year. as oii9Ur*. foIi9Ws: .u.,,,u r,on+
son, vtce-president; Marion Johnson,
secretary; Mortimer Kelley, treasurer;
Julia Isensee, sergeant-at-arms.
Mrs r. P. TarbsH has returned to
Fargo from ten days visit in Duluth,
MINI.
Eighteen new members are to be re-
| ceived into the First Baptist church
at the morning service Sunday. Four
teen of that number have been bap-
| tized during the past month, and the
J. w. Ince, chemist at the A. c., left
today for Joliet Ill, and after a brief
will go to Franklin Center, near Mon
treal, Canada. to meet Mrs. Ince at
her old home. They expect to spend
about ten days at franklin Center. go
ing from there to Providence, r, J.,
Mr.. Ince's former home. They will later
spend a month at Amherst, Mass, where
Mr.. Ince will take work at the Grad
uate school Of Agriculture. and ex-
Z. tns c. opening Of the fall term at the
Mrs. Ella Bowen of 4o7 Tenth street
north, who has been caring for q
patient afflicter with cancer for the
past two months, accompanied the
latter to Minneapolis this afternoon,
Mrs, Bowen will return to Fargo early
next week.
Their annual reception to their
mothers and grandmothers was given
Friday afternoon at the First Metho-
dist church by the Little Light Bear
eEs. The members are all children un-
society is branch of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary society. The child
rem gave an entertainment consisting
of drill, during which they. answer
their study, and when it was found
that the mite boxes contained over a
dollar, the amount necessary for that
hSn0r Lqes ads ppeF aad MSnros
Mrs. w. J. Clapp introduced to the as
sembly, numbering fully seyenty-five
in all, Miss Sarah Mason, of Minnea-
polls. referring to her as the mother
of missionary work en- North Dakota.
Miss Mason was mission worker in
this state for many years in early
days. and for the past eight years has
been an officer In the Minneapolis
branch. Miss Mason spoke briefly, as
did also Mrs. John Lundhagen, the So
ciety's new superintendent, and sever
al others. The children assisted In
serving refreshments of ice cream and
cake.