The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-06-21

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Mrs. Akeley served supper, decora-
lions for the table being Of sweet peas
and pink carnations.
Saturday July Z, has been announ-
ced as the date for the wedding OF
Miss Florence Turner, Of Fargo, and
John Martin Hartong, of Idaho Falls
Idaho. whose engagement was formal
ly announced recently. The wedding
will take place at the home Of Miss
Turner's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. r.
Turner, on Eighth avenue south.
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Fargo friends have received an
nouncements of the marriage of Miss
Percie Alice Lambert. formerly Of this
city, to DR.. Paul F. Belanger, Of Great
Falls. Mont, which took place in Lake
City, Mimi, on Wednesday, June 20,
at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Lambert The bride
was for three years in the employ of
the Northern School Supply company
in Fargo, leaving here a year ago in
May for her home at Lake City. She
went to Great Falls the following
August. and held stenographic posi-
ton in one of the banks there until
just recently, when she resigned to
prepare for her wedding
Mrs. Ira A. Kline, of 1923 Eleventh
street north, was hostess this after
noon to fourteen young lady friends,
complimentary to Miss Blanche Plat,
whose approaching marriage was
formally announced Wednesday. The
guests spent the afternoon hemming
busters and making kitchen holders
for Miss Plat, who was also present
ed with a parcel shower containing
ferns formed the decorations for the
daintily arranged table at which lunch
was served later. An out-of-town
guest at the affair was Miss Olive
Brownlee, of Mapleton.
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Among affairs planned for brides
elect during the next few days are one
Of next Tuesday afternoon. when Miss
Frances Emery, recently returned
home from Minneapolis, will entertain
for Miss Helen Smith and Miss Faith
Gardner, and one next Monday after
noon, when Mrs. F. H. Wilder, of Sew
enth street south, will entertain in
honor of Miss Gardner.
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Misses Edna and Pearl Coleman, of
30S Tenth street north, entertained
at kitchen shower Wednesday even
ing for Misses Mary Sullivan and
Rose Tierney. whose double wedding
will take place next Monday morning,
June %. Twenty-four friends were
guests, and contributed many useful
articles for the kitchens of the brides
elect. Contests, games and music were
the evenings diversions preceding the
dainty lunch, and the gifts were pre-
scented by little Sarah and Annabelle
Criser. Pretty decorations for the af-
fair consisted of pink and white
peonies.
Miss Elvira Rasmussen. Of Mime
apolis, formerly of Fargo. who is here
visiting Miss Eleanor Kindred, was
honor guest Wednesday afternoon at
pretty and informal affair given by
Miss Mabel Holmes. Needlework and
social chat were enjoyed, and a lunch
Of dainty appointments was served
late in the afternoon.
The many Fargo friends Of Adele
Pomeroy-Lien will be interested to
know that on Tuesday, June rs. she
will be graduated from the voice de-
partment of the New England Con-
servatory of Music, where she has
been a student of Charles A. White,
and that she will remain in the east
this summer to coach with F. Kron-
berg. the Boston opera manager and
She is a daughter of
Mrs. Jeanette Pomeroy, formerly OF
Fargo but now Of Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Kryder. Of 1921
Tenth avenue south, are the parents Of
a nine-pound son, born this morning.
Mrs. ]. D. Van Dusen and II FLOYD
Stevens are among the Grand Forks
people in Fargo to attend the North
They are representatives of the First
Sunday school Of Grand
Forks.
Maynard Froemke. student at Roll
Inns academy, Lake Park, Fla, Is
spending several days in Fargo as
the guest Of Allan Welsh, en- route to
his home at Sheldon, for the sum-
mer.
The June committee Of the Ladies'
Guild of the Christian church was In
charge Of the very pleasant social
meeting held Wednesday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. C. @. Householder.
on Thirteenth street north. Assisting
Mrs. Householder during the refresh
ment hour were Mrs. A. w. Beals and
Mrs. II. Palmer. Guessing contests
were a feature Of the afternoon, pre-
ceding the dainty lunch. Decorations
were Of peonies and roses.
Among the Lake Melissa residents
this summer will be Mrs. August Egg
gers and sons. Rolf and Lief, who will
close their Grand Forks home about
the middle of netx week. They have a
cottage at Melissa
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Matters. OF
Tenth street south. had as luncheon
guests this noon, Rev. and Mrs. F. s.
Beer. Of Tolley, N. D., who are old
friends. Rev. Mr.. Beer was formerly
pastor Of the Methodist church at
Wheatland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Angel, OF New
York city. are expected to arrive in
ESewCn ahnsst q vyaAlr from next SAT-