The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-05-15

from there last September. Miss Holm
Doe first came to Fargo from Minne-
apolis. the family's former home, in
1910, and was here six months. after
which she went to Bismarck to accept
a stenographic position in the senate,
being at the latter place four months,
during the 1911 session. She has also
lived in Miles City, Mont, for a short
time, in recent years, having relatives
there. Miss Holmboe was employed by
the Hauskins Farm Tractor Sales Co.,
on last Jan. 1, at 419 N. p. avenue, but
Eestgned her position there about two
Eeef kago, because of her approaching
FahfFdymost OF the time since last fall.
lis the senior brother of j. e. Haus-
kins, the president of the above men,
some note. He is now putting on the
market his prime invention, a new
water power motor, and the couple ex-
pect to make their home in Mtnneapo-
plan to go to Atlanta, Ga. where Mr.
HauslSins has some OF his extensive
property interests. and where they Will
have erected residence for their fu-
ture home, on a choice building site.
% '..r 3.
The six ladies of an informal bridge
club who were losers in the seasons
score, are to entertain the six who
were winners. at a o'clock dinner
party this evening at the home of Mrs.
w. H. Barnett, 1902 Third avenue south.
| The later hours of the evening will be
| enjoyed with bridge.
w. w. Scott returned to Fargo sun
| day night from short fishing trip to
| Big Pine lake. .
Mrs. Fred Gerber, who goes to the
| twin cities soon, and from there will
go to the Detroit lakes to spend the
| summer, was given a pleasant surprise
| as a farewell, Saturday evening, by a
company of about thirty friends. They
gathered unexpectedly to her, at her
home, ZIG Fifth street north, and spent
delightful evening with games, etc.
| A fine lunch. which the ladies had pre-
pared, was served later, and the crowd
ring set with her birthstone. topaz,
as memento of the pleasant occasion.
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Mrs. James L.. Rohan was hostess
| con party at the Gardner hotel, to the
] other members of the Wednesday, Aft
/ ernoon Bridge club, this being the
clubs last meeting OF the season. The
of Wendell, Mimi, was honor guest at
| the luncheon, which was served at 1870
| o'clock. in the private diningroom OF
the Gardner. Covers were laid for four
teen. and the table presented a most
| attractive appearance. A handsome
electric lamp. from which trailed dain-
ty ferns, and with. pink, maline, bows
h centerpiece, and the table was further
adorned with pink carnations. The nut
i baskets also emphasized the color
/ scheme of pink, and delicious repast
in several courses, was served. Later
Il the ladies were invited to the home OF
Mrs. Rohan, iii Eighth street north
where the remainder of the afternoon
was enjoyed in playing bridge.
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\ Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Hardy and sor
John returned home Sunday. evening
from Shoreham. where they had beer
A overlooking their summer cottage, with
/ a view to ordering some improvements
Il for the same.
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Stanley hail. at the State University
i of Minnesota, will have for it's Shake
speare ter-centennial celebration MAJ
rs, an entertainment upon the Village
Green at Warwick Town This will b,
preceded by other celebrations May /.
and 20.
The annual union memorial service
of the ladies' auxiliary to the Sons OF
Veterans, and the Sons OF Veterans
will be held at 5 O'clock Tuesda.
evening at the G. A. r. hall. The q. A