The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-08-25

day afternoon, complimentary to Miss
Louise Leonard. of Hamline, Mimi, and
Miss Effie Wilson, of Minneapolis.
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Miss Claire Elliott, of Sheldon, N. D.,
who has been the guest of Miss Edith
Gross for the past few days, expects to
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Halverson, of
lis Fourteenth street north, very
pleasantly entertained about twenty
five young people Thursday evening,
complimentary to their niece and
nephew, Miss Ruth and William Allen,
OF Elkader, Ia Games and music at
and an elaborate lunch was served. A
pretty variety of garden flowers form
ed the decorations in the various rooms
Mr.. and Mrs. J. - 2 rompktn, of this
city, are spending the weekend at De
troit lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Craig, Of 1929
First avenue south, are to be host and
hostess at dinner this evening compli-
mentary to DR.. and Mrs. H. G. Leonard,
formerly of this city, now of Hamline,
Mimi. Covers will be laid for four
couples.
Mrs, r. r, Ross returned home
Thursday night from Argyle, Mimi,
Il,
Mrs; H. S. Beckwith, for the past two
weeks.
pretty pre-nuptial dinner party
complimentary to Miss Blanche Jewell
was given at the Gardner hotel, in the
private diningroom Thursday evening,
Miss Inez Hale, of Fourteenth street
south, being the hostess. The dinner
was served at a round table prettily
decorated with a centerpiece of pink
and white sweet peas, and covers were
laid for the following guests: Miss
Jewell Mrs. E. D. Hale, Mrs. Lynn Mil
Ter, Misses Ruth Schuyler, Jean Wilson,
Marjorie Iceberg and Louise Rush;
Miss Louise Leonard, of Hamline,
Mimi; and Miss Effie Wilson, of Min
neapolis. The affair was a very delight
full one.
Mrs Emil Moreau and three children
nave returned home from months So
tourn at Perham and Big Pine lake,
where they visited both relatives and
friends.
Mr. and Mrs James E. Dean. of San
Diego, Cal, who have been guests here
at the home of their daughter, Mrs c.
/. Gross, left this morning for Grace
home of another daughter, Mrs. L. e.
Howells, for some time.
Friends in this city have received
announcements of the marriage of Will
Emerson, formerly of Fargo, and Miss
Hazel Raymond, of Chicago. The wed
ding took place in the latter city on
Aug. Is. The couple will reside in Chi
cago.
Valley City Times-Record: Prof
Clair Codding will leave on Tuesday
has accepted the principalship of the
Mandan schools for the coming year.
He will be accompanied by Mrs. Cod
ding and the baby, the family having
G1lF ma Va Nat tor tn UoI
City. Professor Codding had been 10
Gated a. Hannaford for the past two or
three years, having been principal of
the Hannaford school.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Dahl, of Third
avenue south, Moorhead, have as guests
at their home, Misses Ruth and Helen
Strate, of Minneapolis.
Miss Grace Reeder leaves tonight for
her home, Hastings gs-on-the-Hudson,
Delphy Sharp, of Moorhead. since We'd
neSday. Miss Reeder is engaged in very
interesting work in connection with
the New York State Charities Aid asso-
! her way home from San Francisco,
from which port her brother recently
sailed for China, expecting to remain
there at least three years as a teacher
! family accompanied him to San Fran
| cisco to see him off, the others return
| ing to New York via the Grand Canyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. N. Hatcher enter
| tanned a small company Thursday eve
ming at a fish dinner. The pike served
was twenty-eight-inch one, weighing
seven pounds, which DR.. T. J. Graham
| lured onto his hook at Dunns Fishing
Inn on Wednesday afternoon.
| Rev. DR.. F. ]. Hibbard, of Langdon,
who has been the guest of Hon. and
| Mrs. r. NJ. Pollock, and who has served
the Presbyterian church with splendid
acceptance for three weeks, has been
! turn Monday to motor his family home.
DR.. Graham returned Thursday from
Lake Lizzie, and will resume his regu-
| lar charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Lewis, of the
Gardner, and Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Gard
ner, of Ninth street south, expect to
! leave here next month for Florida,
Florida in that fashion. They are anti
cipating very delightful trip
| Miss Louise A Hansen, of 705 Tenth
street south. who taught second grade
at the Hawthorne school this last year,
| expects to leave next Tuesday evening
for Seattle. where she has accepted a
! school year. Miss Bess Hansen, who
has been visiting in Chicago, is expect
ed home Sunday.
Mrs. M. A. Hildreth, Miss Mildred and
Melvin Hildreth arrived home Thurs
day evening from Little Pine lake,
where they motored last Friday.
Mrs. H. F. May. 1909 Fourth street
north, was hostess Thursday afternoon
at a farewell gathering for Mrs. Frank
Allen, also of Fourth street north, who
leaves next week for her new home in
Long Beach, Cal. About a dozen ladies
were guests, and spent the afternoon
with their needlework. The hostess
being planned in Mrs. Aliens honor,
one of which is to be given by Mrs.
Haley, of Fourth street north, the first
of next week.
Miss Katherine Wheelock has gone
| to Lake Melissa, to be the guest of Mrs.
| Will Magill for over Sunday.
Miss Edna Bowers, of Fargo, is at
jamestown visiting Miss Veta Berner.
Arrangements have been made by the
Stone Piano Co. to give an informal
| musical at it's store Saturday evening,
| Aug. 26, from $50 to $50 o'clock. The
| large Seeburg automatic electric play
| er with orchestral attachments. Is to
! er features will be vocal numbers by
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. Prindell, who only re
Gently located in Fargo, and piano solos
| by Miss Helen Newcombe, a student of
the Lincoln Conservatory of Music, at
| Lincoln, Neb. Mr.. and Mrs. Prindell
| are accomplished musicians, and we'll
known professionally in various large
cities of this country. Mrs. Prindell
| was a protege of Barnabee, famous
| owner and star of the original Bos-
Italian band, and has been soloist in
Soma Of the largest churches of Kan