The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-06-05

Hlehts were served Dy Mrsn 11uuu.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Holzer and Misses
Mary and Ellen Johnson motored Sum
day to the Minnesota lakes. returning
Sunday evening.
Miss Rizpah Ladd, who has been
teaching at Morristown, Mimi, and
Miss Katherine Ladd, who has taught
this past year at Rochester. Mimi.
daughters of President e. F. Ladd OF
the A. c.. are home for the summer.
DIR. L. B. Henderson, dentist, OF
Fargo, has left for a. weeks vacation
visit at Velva, N. D.. at the home of his
brother.
The st. Luke's Nurses Alumni asso-
citation will hold it's annual meeting
and election of officers at 8 o'clock
Thursday afternoon. June 7. at the
Nurses home.
Mrs. H. e. Orbom. Mrs. O. e. STAN
ton, Mrs. H. W. Williams and Mrs. ".
J. Baldwin expect to leave Wednesday
morning for Valley City, to attend the
grand lodge meeting OF Rebekahs that
will be held during the two days of the
grand lodge convention of Odd Fell
lows. Mrs. s. ]. Hill left for Valley City
this, morning, to attend the past presi-
dents banquet In the Masonic hall,
that will be one of the big social feat
ures of the Rebekah gathering. Mrs.
Hill will be accompanied by Mrs. Let
ford, Of st. Paul, formerly a member
of the Fargo organization. who is a
state assembly officer. Several social
affairs have been planned for the en-
tertainnnent Of the visiting Rebelahs.
Mrs. w. b. Hancock is visiting in
n t. H. -srn
last Wednesday. She is expected home
this week.
Miss Blanche Plat, who has been
teaching this past year at Deer Lodge,
Mont, arrived home Sunday.
Misses Lille Hansen and Inga Mix
kelson entertained the Phi Epsilon
Omicron sorority of the A c. at the
Hansen home in Moorhead Saturday
afternoon. The program that formed
the afternoons entertainment was by
the pledges, Misses Myrtle Wolstad,
Esther Woldy, Gladys Engle, May Ste
wart, Eva Craig. Ruth Fisher and Mar
garet Chandler who gave a clever take
off Of a school-room scene. The decor
atoms were in violet and white and
dainty lunch concluded the afternoons
festivities.
Mrs. Charles Brown. OF Sixth avenue
south, Moorhead, was surprised by
about dozen neighbors and other
friends Saturday afternoon, the occa-
sion being her birthday anniversary.
framework was the diversion and after
the serving of a delicious lunch, which
the guests provided. Mrs. Brown was
presented with linen tablecloth of
handsome design.
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Of the thirty playmates whom Joseph
Stern, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Max Stern,
1888 First avenue south, entertained
Sunday afternoon in celebration Of his
sixth birthday anniversary. After the
serving OF delicious refreshments the
children were formed in groups and
pictures were taken. These will form
souvenirs Of the happy occasion.
Several ladies who have been living
for some time at the Comstock hotel
Moorhead, and who will be leaving soon,
some for the summer and others for
longer periods, were honor guests Sat-
urday afternoon of Mrs. r.. c.. Doug
las, in her apartments at that hotel.
Spring flowers formed charming deco
rations for the affair, and needlework
was the diversion. A delicious lunch.
was another pleasant feature. The
honor guests were Mrs. Timlin, who
leaves this week for Grand Forks,
to reside; Mrs. Gilligan and Mrs. Hill,
who will take up their abode in houses
in Moorhead, and Miss Haynor, q
teacher at the Moorhead Normal.
b The active and associate members OF
Sigma Theta sorority of Fargo col
lege, will be guests next Friday even
ing Of Miss Blanche True, at her home,
on Sixth street south.
Mrs. e. H. Heisser. left Monday for
q weeks visit in Minneapolis, with
friends.
4 The Rectors guild of st. Johns
Episcopal church, Moorhead. will meet
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock at
the Red Cross room In that city. The
ladies are requested to take white
aprons. thinbles and scissors.
Miss Emma Miller has returned to
Fargo from Darlington. where she has
been teaching music this past winter
and spring. She will spend the sum-
mer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
C, B. Miller.
Mrs. M. e. Mcdonald Abbott. of 31s
Tenth street north. underwent another
serious operation Monday morning at
st. Johns hospital. This was her sec
-ond operation within a month. Her
condition today is very serious, 1T was
reported early this afternoon.
Miss Theresa Rowland. of Eighth
street south. will be hostess Wednes
day afternoon to the members OF the
LaChom sorority of Fargo college. and
on Thursday night at slumber party
at which ten Fargo college girls win
be the guests.
Mrs. L. r. Buxton left this morning
for Finley, where she will speak In the
interests Of the Red Cross association.
Wednesday evening she viii address a
similar meeting at Wheatland. Mrs.
Buxton, who has been making frequent
trips Of this kind lately, reports great
enthusiasm over the Red Cross work in
every community she has visited.
Devils Lake Journal Monday: Mr..
and Mrs. John Guttormson left by auto
this morning for Bismarck. where Mr.
Guttormson viii attend TO business