The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-18

of Fargo, a nephew OF the DTlue-
groom ELECT. DIR. Charles cavanagh
will leave about the first of next
week for Greene.
Judge and Mrs. w. H. Barnett, of
1902 Third avenue south, entertained
at Z O'Clock dinner at their home
Tuesday evening, In compliment to
Miss Emma Miller OF Fargo. and An
drew Lee Of Darlington. whose mar
rage will be an event of this even
ing. The other guests were the en-
tire c. b. Miller family, Including
another daughter, Mrs. b. Q. Strach-
an, of Ely, Mimi. and Harry Wood
ward. of Darlington, who will be
one OF the wedding party. Covers
were laid for fourteen in all at the
repast. for which
roses and sweet peas. in pink and
white, formed the floral decorations.
Judge Barnett and Mrs. c. B. Miller
were childhood friends in Fox Lake,
Wis.
Mr.. ana Mrs. w, w. Tousley were
host and hostess at a delightful
porch party Tuesday evening al their
home on Eigfsh avenue south, their
guests being the members OF the en-
tire faculty OF the Dakota Conserya-
tory of Music and the Western
School of Expression, numbering
fourteen. Mrs. -Tousley Is head or
the Extension department OF the
conservatory An informal evening
of games, both on the porch ana In
side the house. was enjoyed fol-
lowing which a dainty lunch was
served by the hostess.
Miss Theodore Graham will be
hostess Friday afternoon at her home
on Third avenue south. at an inform
al luncheon party complimentary to
her guest, Miss Velma Stone, OF
Prophetstown, Ill, who is a student
at Rockford college.
Miss verna Cooper. of 624 Third
street north, entertained dozen
young ladies this afternoon in honor
of Miss Laura Peters, OF Fort
Dodge, Ia. who is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. j. NJ. Burnett. of Eleventh
street north. The guests were asked
to take their fancywork, and late IN
the afternoon a two-course luncn
was served. Sweet peas decorated
the various rooms for the anair An
other guest present from out OF town
was Miss olga Strand. of Lisbon, \.
D., who is visiting Miss Myrtle john
son.
Mrs. Ernest Mcdonald, Of 425
Seventh street south. Moorhead, en-
tertained eight young ladies at $3.50
o'clock dinner Tuesday evening IN
compliment to her sister, Miss Mil
lie johnson. now of Bismarck, who
is visiting here until Friday night,
when she leaves for St. Paul, 10
spend part of her vacation in that
city. sweet peas were used as table
decorations. A pleasant evening OF
social chat followed the dinner.
Misses Beulah Amidon, Alice
Pearson, Selma Schwarz and Lillian
Zintheo, all of Fargo, will leave
Thursday morning for Buchanan,
where they will be guests over the
weekend OF Misses Caro- and
stella Buchanan, at an Eta Chi
Omega sorority house party. Other
guests at the house party will be
Misses Marion Larson. of kindred;
Edith Caldwell, of Gardner; and
Henrietta Lake and Beatrice Gun
ness, of GAINESVILLE. All OF the party
are either Fargo college graduates
or present students at that institu-
ton. The hostesses are both grad
yates, Miss Stella being now a mem
Der of the Jamestown high school
faculty, and Miss Caro- teacher at
Kenmare, N. D. A delightful reunion
is anticipated.
Mrs. Nels Johnson. .721 Eleventh
street north. was hostess at after
noon social affairs both Tuesday and
today. One Of her sons. Ernest, was
seven years old Tuesday, and ten
adults were guests~-at that affair,
spending the afternoon with music,
er which lunch, featured by q birth
day cake, was served. John, another
son of the hostess. was ten years old