The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-05-23
employ OF Walker Bros. & Hardy, this
city. The couple have many friends
both here and in MoorheAl.

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city. The couple have many friends
both here and in MoorheAl.
hs Miss Myrts over SNpssatSr for
Fargo for about five years past was
her home. 229 A street north. Moor
friends employed by the I SAME 9 Company ,
here. The affair was held in honor of
MISS divers approaching marriage to
Lowell H. Smith, a clerk in the Fargo
the middle of June. Miss oliver is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. oliver,
or Moorhead. Shortly after her friends
had assembled, little Alene Brooks en-
tered, taking to Miss oliver a suitcase
which she found to contain many love-
ly gifts Of silverware. cut glass and
| linens, from her friends, for use in her
the rooms with plum blossoms, and had
| taken with them the viands for a deli
cious lunch, which was served at the
close of a jolly evening. The wedding
| and the guest list will comprise only
relatives and more intimate friends
Miss Oliver expects to give up her work
| on June l.
! The Fargo college sophomores are to
be entertained at a o'clock dinner
this evening at the home of one OF
mile south Of the city, on thirteenth
| street. Prof. and Mrs. Guy r. Vowles
will also be guests:
The annual picnic of Alpha chapter
| Westminster guild, which was held
Monday evening in the basement of the
First Presbyterian church, was q very
jolly affair, and largely attended. The
young ladies' of that chapter had as
guests the girls of the Beta chapter OF
| the guild and several others, including
DIR. T. J. Graham, pastor. The arrange
| ments for the spread" were in charge
of the officers of the chapter, and they
prepared a very delicious picnic supper
that was much enjoyed. 1t had beer
planned to hold the picnic in Oak
to be in the church should the weather
prove unfavorable for an outdoor gath
ering.
pays. 1t continues: THAT is one OF
| the most surprising discoveries OF the
present remarkable theatrical season
Just how much tercentenary enthusi-
/ asm Lhas to do with it is hard to say
but managers have had to confess their
| old idea that high class production o1
| the Bards works was kind of charity
| is all wrong-this year at least. 1t Is
learned that the wealthy patrons of art
| and the theatre--including William K
Vanderbilt, Clarence III. Mackay and
$4,000 they subscribed to guarantee
| Sir Herbert tree against loss in his
nne productions at the New Amster-
dam. The drawing power of the Tree
| performances has been so great. bott
for the pit and the galleries, that it IL
| practically certain not a cent of the
guarantee fund will have to be used
This showing is a credit to New York''
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Nixon, nee
Josephine Murray, both formerly o1
this city, returned to Grand Forks
| Monday evening, after having been
guests for two days here at the home
of Mrs. Nixon's mother, Mrs, J. p
Murray, of Eighth street north. Mr.
and Mrs. Nixon were married ir
Crookston about a week ago. and Mr.
| Nixon's headquarters having beer
transferred from Calumet, Mich, Il
Grand Forks. they are to make theil
home in the latter city. They have beer
honor guests at several affairs giver
for them there in the past week
The Little Sight Bearers Of the FRS
| Methodist church will meet Wednes.
day afternoon at o'clock in the
Mars room of the church
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Miss Alice Quamme entertained hal
a dozen Of her girl friends at a theatel
party at the Garrick, last evening. IL
celebration of her 18th birthday ami.
versary. When the party returned tt
the Quamme apartments, ITO l.;
North Broadway, all, including the
young hostess. were pleasantly sur.
4 prised Mrs. Quamme having beauti.
| fully decorated the dining room tabl,
in red and white, carnations being thu
flowers used, and prepared a deliciou:
lunch for the girls. Miss Quamme re-
ceived q number of lovely gifts il
remembrance of her anniversary.
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Miss Ann Kossick returned thi
morning from Grand Forks, where sh
attended the wedding OF Margaret N
Erickson and Charles Erissell. Mis-
Erickson was formerly a Moorhea
girl the daughter of Mrs. A. l.. Erick
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Frissell will resid
In Minneapolis, where Mr.. F'rissell
engaged in the brokerage business.
Kellogg Bascom. who Is to be gradu
ated from Fargo college this spring
has received his scholarship to the Uni
| yersity of Chicago, and is planning t
enter there next fall, taking up worl
in biology.
Today marks the opening or tn
| great 1916 biennial session of the Gen
erai Federation of Women's clubs,
New York city, at which a number o
| club women from this state and cit
will be in attendance. The biennial wi
Icontinue through May 81, and the lis
| or events lis of an extent and quality I
make the gathering one not soon TO