The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-29

home.
| Mrs. c. A. Mitchell Of Everett,
Wash, who has been the guest 1T the
home Of her brother. J. w. Kinney,
$40 Ninth street north, left on Tues
day for Chicago.
Mrs. G. w. Adams OF st. Paul, for
meriy Miss Bessie Burnham Of
Moorhead, motored to the city yes
terday with Mrs. j. w. Smith Of
North Broadway and win remain
here for few days as Mrs. Smiths
guest.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Evangelical Lutheran church will
hold its regular session at the Red
Cross headquarters in the Y. NJ. G. A.
building on Thursday afternoon. All
J the members OF the organization are
urged to be present promptly at 2
o'clock, as the afternoon is to be
spent in assisting with the Red Cross
work.
Miss Alice Murphy of Chicago has
come to the city and will spend some
time as the guest of her uncle and
| aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas e. Dunn,
2OS Tenth street. north.
Mrs. w. L. Bennett and baby son.
| of jamestown, are spending. several
days in the city as the guests Of Mrs.
BENEFITS aunts, Mrs. E. A. Fitzgerald
1c20 First avenue north and Mrs. T.
E. Dunn, 2oS Tenth street north.
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A wedding of interest to a number
Of the newspaper fraternity through
out the state took place at crookston
at st. Anne's cathedral. when Miss
Edna Filiatrault, daughter Of Mrs.
A. Ffliatrault Of that city, became
the bride Of Lieutenant w. E. Multi
gan. The ceremony was a very
quiet one and was witnessed by the
members of the family. James L.
Malone of Grand Forks and the
brides sister. Mrs. A. j. Neal of
Crookston were the attendants.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Mulligan left
after the wedding for Des Moines,
Ia. where he will be stationed at The
training camp at Fort Dodge for the
present time. Previous to his going
! to the first officers camp at Fort
Srelling where he received COM
mission as lieutenant, Mr.. Mulligan
was connected with the editorial de-
partment of The Grand Forks Herald
and before going to Grand Forks had
been with the newspapers at Minot.
Mrs. Mulligan has been a resident of
Crookston practically all of her life,
and is very popular in her home city.
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Announcements have been received
in this city of the marriage of
Herbert w. Num-, a well known
travelling salesman of the state, and
Mrs. Bertha r, Stewart of Grand
Forks. The ceremony was perform
ed at st. Pauls Episcopal rectory of
that city and Rev. Jonathan Watson
officiated. Mr.. and Mrs. Num- are
spending several days at Maple
Lake, and they are to be at home to
their friends in the New Hampshire
block in Grand Forks.
Miss Fanny Clapp, Miss Ethel
Sanborn and Miss Harriet Freeman,
members of the 1917 class of Fargo
college, and who will leave the city
IN a short time to continue their
studies at eastern schools, were hon.
ored this afternoon when Mrs. Bright
Bertel, 325 Seventh avenue, south, |
entertained a company of young wo-
men at an informal afternoon af- |
fair from until 6 o'clock. Golden |
glow and asters in various shades
were used in the rooms and the |
Mrs. Bertel was assisted in serving |
refreshments by her sister, Miss |
Gertrude Boise.
Miss Marion and Miss Doris Black, !
of Duluth. have reached the city and |
will spend their vacation here as the |
guests Of their uncle and aunt, Mr.. |
and Mrs. N. B. Black, 923 Sixth street |
south. -... $3.50.
Miss Ella Wolf. OF the Fred w. |
Kruse company, has returned from |
a purchasing trip to New York.
Mrs. Greenwood, of Minneapolis,
who has been the guest of Miss L. |
Aphelin for several days, returned |
to her home on Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. H. H. Frost and fam
lily, who have spent the past month |
at Eddy Lodge at Lake Sally, re- |
turned to the city on Monday. Rev. |
Frost is pastor Of the First Metho- |
dist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Caniff, s05 Ninth |
street south, left yesterday for Min |
neapolis, making the trip in their car.
nesota cities, while Mr.. Caniff at |
expect to reach Minneapolis the lat
ter part Of the week. They will re-
main there next week and will be |
among the many visitors in that city /
during the Minnesota State fair.
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The members of the Fourteenth |
and Eighteenth divisions of the La
dies Aid society of the First Metho-
dist church were entertained at an I
Int oil ia1 e.
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. John |
Hauser, SIS Ninth street south. Mrs.
Hauser and Mrs. E. c. Colby, of the |
Fourteenth and Mrs. e. s. Elliott !
and Mrs. r. p. Blake, OF the Eigh-
teenth divisions were the hostesses.
Garden flowers were used to add to /
the rooms and the guests spent the
hours in knitting articles for the Red
Cross society. Plans were discussed
whereby funds may be raised for the
divisions and several were suggested
The gathering was concluded with
the service Of refreshments.
The Kings Heralds, a class COM
posed of the children OF the First
Methodist church, wiz enjoy a marsh
mallow roast at Riverside Drive. FRI
day afternoon.
Mrs Charles H. Porritt, North
Broadway, left this afternoon for De-
troit, Mich, called by message an
nouncfng the serious illness OF
brother.
Mrs. A. A. Comrie and family, OF
the Stratford apartments, have re-
turned from Perham, where they
have spent the summer months
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Mr.. and Mrs. c.. c.. Ladd and fam
lily, 1905 Second avenue south, have