The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-09-14


returned to Fargo Tuesday in Miss
Grasses car. The party, with DR.. Ladd.
started for Itasca Saturday, but on ac-l
the paa nS
to this city Saturday evening.
Mrs Arthur Lewis and daughter
weeks in Fargo with relatives, left for
their homo in Hood River, Ore, yester-
day.
Rev. and Mrs. r. s. HoiIett entertain
ed at their home yesterday and last
evening, Mr.. and Mrs Henry +. Brown
and two children and Mrs Browns sis
ter. Miss Anna Denning, OF oakes.
Miss ophelia Hosding. of 3o4 Fifth
street south. Moorhead. entertained
in sEsaF nenot d e MISS aSs
of Fargo, who fs to be married Sept
81 to John Hoehing. OF Moorhead. Thir-
ty young lady friends Of Miss Green
the decorations was pink and white and
dainty two-course supper was served
on, individual lap boards. The gifts
were presented to Miss Green in a
large basket trimmed in pink and
white.
Mrs. Mccartney MAZDA Hoilett), Of
! mother. Rev. and Mrs. r. S. Hoilett, SIS
Seventh avenue north.
Mrs. o. NJ. Lund entertained twelve
ladies at her home yesterday afternoon
in honor Of Mrs. G. B. Sundt, of La
Crosse, Wis, who has been visiting for
the past three weeks at the home of
nue. north. Piano selections by. Mrs. g.
P. Sundt we're enjoyed Delicious re-
freshments were served.
Miss Eva Cosgrove, bride of this
month, was entertained at the home of
Mrs. Robert Cossrove, sos Tenth street
south, Moorhead, last evening. The
friends of Miss Cosgrove, and the eve.
| ming was spent in a social way and
hemming set of dinner napkins, a
course dinner, which was carried out in
pink and white. The decorations In the
diningroom consisted OF cosmas and
designated by bunch OF white gladi.
oil. The favors were kewpies dressed
as brides. The color scheme in the liv-
dowers and goldenglow being used.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Pom
toppidan Lutheran church will meet at
] This will be missionary meeting ana
Prof M. Bjornson will speak and sing.
All members and friends are cordially
invited.
Robert D. Haxby. wife and little son
\ motored up from their home in Mime
apoiis and arrived at the home Of Mt MT;
| Third avenue south, yesterday, where
they will visit for a few days
The second in the series of bridge
luncheons given by Mrs. F. w. McRob-
| erts and Mrs. M. A. Baldwin at the
| home of Mrs. Baldwin, 1923 Fifth ave-
nue. south, was given this afternoon;
1 forty-two and the luncheon, in three
! the diningroom. The color scheme
ssrrfS The GSt luncheon o Pns %as aR
ed at $3.50 and the afternoon was
| spent at bridge. In the playing, yes.
terday afternoon. Mrs Il. Magill ana
Mrs. S. H. Crothers of New Rockford.
arrived last evening and Is a guest al
| Broadway. Mrs. Crothers will be in
the city several days.
The Plymouth Congregational Ladies
II Aid society will meet tomorrow after
i noon at the home of Mrs. L. Johnson,
s25 Eleventh avenue north.
II A + Kredler, clerk at the Waldorf
1 hotel, and Miss Mabel Olson, of this
| city, will be married Monday, Sept. 1S.
| After their return from o wedding trip
they will be at home in apartments In
the Edinburg fats.
Mrs S. A. Stearns, of 31s Fifth street
north. was surprised at her home yes
honor of her birthday anniversary. Ths
| AFTERNOON was pleasantly spent with
music and games and q delicious sup
at prettily decorated table. The. coli
ors were red and white, lilies and as
ters being used. Mrs Stearns was pre-
sented half dozen silver teaspoons.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. v. Haskell. who
have been visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. H. T. Alsop, 1921 Fourth ave-
night. ht' '
4 Mrs. M. e. Lundren, of Birmingham,
| Wash, arrived Monday for two
months visit at the home of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. D. e. A. Richardson, 1916
Front street.
The first division of the Wornan's s un-
ion of the First Congregational church
met yesterday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Paul Simmons, 344 seventh ave-
assistant @ hostess. Plans for the. COM
ing years work were discussed and
definite arrangements were made for q
home Per eSares wh,sh T patnes eS
refreshments were served. g..
4 Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Allen ana daugh-
Street south, left yesterday for their
summer home near Itasca' Mimi
Mr.. and Mrs. e. l. Feskier, Of Of
niece, Mrs. Gilbert. in Dillon. Mont
They contemplate trip Through Yel-
iowstone park before their return
home. .. ..s
1 Mr.. and Mrs. 4. L. Farr, OF 4o2
Eighth street north, were host and
hostess last evening at dinner party
:. in honor of the birthday anniversary
Of w; W. Small, ss9okkMespssr sn nee snsH az yas tss
taken by surprise, he having been i'm
tyited to the Farr home to what he sup
l posed was to be merely family din
ner. Covers were laid Tor eteven az !,
|, birthday cake gracing the center OF
, the table. Sweet peas were used as the
decorations. Mr.. Small was generously
, people in the Farr home. An enjoy.
able evening was spent with music and
cards as the diversions.
II The meeting of the ladies' auxiliary
,, Of the Glad Tidings mission yesterday
| was addressed by Mrs. r. w. Bliss, yis-
ting nurse, and plans for the coming
; year were discussed. The auxiliary viii
meeting, the second Wednesday In oc-
tober.
il DR.. and Mrs c. Cox. 101 Eighth streei
; weeks motor trip. They visited In ST
, Paul and Minneapolis and on the way
, home they visited with Mr.. and Mrs
W. L. Taylor at Lake Detroit.
4 Miss Alice EARLY, OF Valley City, whe
has been visiting Miss Jean Wilson