The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-02
SOCIAL NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Warner, of
Moorhead, announce the approaching
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Mabel Warner, to Henry B. Larson,
of Argyle, which will take place on
| Wednesday, July IL. Fifteen young
ment party at the Warner home Sat
urday evening. Musical numbers
were given by Misses Esther Dahl,
Lillian Hanson and Della Knutson,
and Arthur Warner. A jolly even
ing was spent in informal social chat.
and a prettily arranged lunch was
served The dining room was decor
ated in blue and yellow, and the
paFlor in pink and green. The BRIDE
elect is well known in both Fargo
and Moorhead. She was graduated
from the Moorhead high school in
1913, and from the Moorhead Normal
in 1914, since when she has been
teaching school at FELTON,, Breckau-
ridge and Oslo. MINI.
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Miss Nina Townsend, who is visit
ing Miss Gladys Hawley, was honor
guest at a luncheon party given Sat
urday . by Miss Helen Bowman.
Covers were laid for six, with pink
peonies for decorations, and an at
ternoon of games followed.
Miss Helen Naftalin. of First
avenue south, entertained a few
friends very informally Saturday af-
ternoon in compliment TO her house
guest, Miss Eleanor Sussman who
returned to her home in Minnea-
polls today.
Mrs. Victor e. Verne and Mrs. w.
NJ. Nesheim, Moorhead. entertained
another company of fifty ladies this
afternoon at the formers home. The
afternoon was again devoted to knit
ting and to making comfort bags for
| the Moorhead soldiers. The hostesses
were assisted by Eleanor and Rosel-
tina Nesheim. and by several mem
bers of Mrs. Verne's Sunday school
class of girls of the Moorhead Con-
gregational church, who helped in
serving. The house was decorated
with peonies in the dining room, the
flowers being of the national, colors,
and consisting Of red and white
peonies, and the blue flag lilies. The
guests were asked to take with them
articles to be placed in the comfort
bags. Mrs. e. d. Askegaard and
Miss Helen Huntoon gave vocal
numbers this afternoon, and Miss
Edythe Grasse sang at the affair
Saturday.
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/ Atty. and Mrs. Harry Lashkowitz,
who were married here on June 49,,
are home from their wedding trip,
to the twin cities and Lake Mime
tonka. Mrs. Lashkowitz was form.
erly Miss Eta Leyitz.
j. B, Springer, Of the Western
Union force in Fargo, has gone to
Poplar, Mont, to spend his two weeks
vacation with his wife and little
daughter Marion, who are living on
their ranch near Poplar for the sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm McPhail and
the formers sister, Miss Lillian Nc
Phail returned home Sunday evening
from Big Pine lake. where they
spent the weekend.
John Peterson arrived in Fargo
Sunday night from Montana, coming
to meet his wife and little daughter
Ruth until recently Of Minneapolis,
and to spend several days here with
them. Mrs. Peterson and daughter,
who arrived in Fargo Saturday, will
be here until after the Hartong-
Turner wedding on July Z. and will
probably spend the summer at Big
Cormorant lake.
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Clarence Thompson, of the Fargo
Drug Co.. has returned from a two
and a half months trip through west
ern Canada. He visited Seattle, Spo-
kane and Montana points en- route
home
Miss Alice Gallagher will leave
Tuesday morning for Billings, Mont,
where she will visit her sister, Mrs.
r. T. Walker, at the FL Niblo hotel.
From there she will go to Spokane,