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themums. Two little. flower girls were
also in tho bridal party. Betty Bryan.
U. $. N. of the War College at New.
port. and Lydia Austen, daughter Of
Lieut. Charles Austen. United States
Coast Artillery. Their frocks were Of
pink net and they carried baskets OF
pink chrysanthemums.
Lieut.. Badger had Lieut.. Samuel A.
Clements, U. 8. n. for bis best man.
Lieuts. David Borden. q. B. Nixon,
B. r. Holcombe and Elmer L. Wood
side served as ushers.
At q reception and dinner. which fol-
lowed the wedding ceremonies, the en-
gagement Of the brides sister, Miss
Gladys Austen. to Lieut.. Donald Green
was announced. Lieut.. Greenwood Is
stationed at Fort Hancock, Sandy
Hook.
The japanese financial mission, which
left Japan on October II, Is now due at
San Francisco, and on its arrival there
it will Immediately como to Washing
ton..
Mrs. William Littauer of Washington
and New York arrived at tho Green
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Mrs. William Littauer of Washington
and New York arrived at tho Green
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CONTINUED on Ninth Page.)
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Greenshields Sim
Wedding Pretty Event
OF Wednesday Evening

At the home OF the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sim, 1913 Fifth
street north, was quietly solemniEed
wednesday evening at 5 o'clock the
marriage OF Miss Gertrude Sim TO John
Greenshields. also OF this city. Rev. A.
Il. Peterson, pastor of the First Bap-
tist church, with which these young
people are affiliRted, ofsiciAted, and the
ceremony was witnessed by n company
Of twenty guests, including only rela-
tives and intimate friends. The we'd
ding march was played BY Miss Flor
ence webster.
The bride was daintily gowned in
white organdy with trimmings OF fne
lace in an effective pattern, and carried
shower bouquet OF white rosebuds
and lilies-of-the-valley.
The living and diningrooms were all
tastefully decorated with palms and
white daisies, while fern leaves COM
bined with the daisies made n pretty
centerpiece for the brides table I'm the
diningroom. The two-course lunch.
carrying out q color scheme OF yellow
and white, was served by a sister and
cousin OF the bride, Miss Frances Sim
and Miss May Thompson.
The bride IL well and favorably
known here and at Grandin, the vicin-
ity OF the latter place being the sum
mer home OF the family for q number
Of years. and took part OF her high
school work in Fargo. Mr.. Greenshields,
in Fargo for a number of years, but
has decided to take up ranching, the
new home of himself and bride to be
near Hazel, Mont. Both have many
friends in the First Baptist church and
other circles here.
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Miss Buddie Huber
and Martin Hagen
Wed This Afternoon

Miss Bnddie Huber and Martin Ha-
6en. both Of Fargo. were quietly mar
ried this afternoon at 3 O'Clock by
Rev. Fl. H. Frost, pastor OF the First
Methodist church, the ceremony taxi
ing place at the parsonage, in the pres
lence OF only the couples attendants
and a few OF the immediate relatives
The bride wore her pretty travelling
suit OF blue, with dainty blouse and
hat Of white. Her bridesmaid. Miss
Martha Richards, OF this city, wore q
silk Jersey suit OF Copenhagen blue,
with q white hat Both wore corsaRe
bouquets to harmonize with their cos-
tunes. Conrad Euren. now OF Round
up. Mont. acted as best man for Mr..
Hagen.
At AIS o'clock, delicious wedding
dinner In the couples honor was served
at the Gardner hotel. IN the private
diningrooms covers being laid for thir--
elective centerpieee. q fancy basket
holding 9 variety of flowers.
The bridal couple will leave this eve
ming on the North Coast limited for
Bozeman, Mont, where they will be
guests at the home OF a sister Of the
bridegroom. They expect to be gone
three weeks on their wedding trip. and
on their return Will be at home after
june l5 at 1905 Tenth street south.
The bride who Is q daughter OF Mrs.
Cooper, Of 814 Second avenue south,
had until recently been employed at
the First National bank for nearly B
year. IN charge Of ths telephone ex~
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Enthusiastic preparations are being
made by the women Of the Fargo war
Relief association and their assistants
for the Embarrassing project OF next
Saturday May 5, when various groupe
will be scattered about the business
section OF the CITY, selling this week 3
Issues OF 3 well known magazine. The
work will start at 3 o'clock ~ the
morning. Considerable interest is add
ed 10 the project by the generous way
in which various merchants are coop
Grating, q number OF the latter arrang-
ing novel window displays for Satur--
day that Will call attention IN one way
and another to the war relief work
and the immediate appeal Secrecy sur
rounds the display that will be put in
one Of the Stern's clothing store win
dowe Friday, and upon which the cur
tain will not so up until I o'clock that
afternoon. National naes and relief
work suggestions will predomlnate IN
the Holmes clothing store window dis
play Sundberg'e Will feature the very
fine picture Of President Wilson that
will be found on the frat page OF the
magazine which the women VIII of1er
for sale. ana number Of other ner-
chants are planning equally novel and
appropriate window attractions.
Heads OF sale committees VIII pc
stationed IL antemo hilAe to receive the
money taken il by the groups Of work
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President Wilson Is Patron of
Permanent Blind Relief Fund

The secretary of the Fargo War Re-
lief association, which has also had
charge OF all the American, British,
French and Belgian Permanent Blind
Relief War Fund for Soldiers and Sail
ors work that has been done IN this
city, is In receipt OF a copy OF q letter
that Will be of local interest. The let
ter is marked personal. and Is address
ed TO George Alexander Kessler, of
New York city, one OF the executive
committee OF the A. b. r. b. pefma-
nent Blind Relief War Fund associa-
ton. 1t reads as follows:
The White House. Washington, April
rs. 1917.
my dear Mr.. Kessler: In reply to
your letter OF recent date, the presi-
dent directs me TO say that he will be
glad to have his name used as a patron
of the American, British, French ana
Belgian Permanent Blind Relief War
Fund for Soldiers and Sailors.
Thanking you for your courtesy,
am,
Sincerely yours,
Jos. Tumulty,
Secretary 70 the president"
An excerpt from the communication
to the Fargo War Relief association
secretary, says:
I'm view OF the presidents accept
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Society News
NoUeI Window Displays to Aid
Fargo Women in "NeUSieS' Project

ers In each vicinity OF q car, at ten
different places in the business district.
These station" cars will be elaborate
~ decorated, and the members Of the
committees will wear war relief
banners. Many OF the high school ana
college girls, and other young ladies Of
the city will lend their assistance Sat
urdAy. The stations and the committee
chhArmen are as follows
Great Northern Station-Miss Betty
Bailey.
309 Broadway--NTrs. w. II. Harris.
Mrs. u. y. Baker and Mrs. r. II. Burton.
121 Broadway--Mrs. p. w. Farnham
ana Mrs. w. H Horton.
81 Broadway--Mrs. Frank II. Scott
and Mrs. w. ~. Bristol.
6 BroadWay--Mrs. Thomas 3. Hull
and Mrs. @. III. HOLSTER.
Front Street and Broadway-Mrs. J.
W. Dunhann.
Northern Pacific staticn--AIrs. How
ara Montgomery and Miss Marjorie
Rusch.
PostofIice C. +. Alfred. Mrs C.
o. Follett and Mrs. Frank Bracelin.
Orpheum Theatre-Mrs. Cooper and
Mrs. f.. IL. Whiting.
SIS N. p. Avenue--Mrs. 81. Al. Orr,
Mrs. M L. Hubbard and Mrs. Walter
Vincent.
The ccmmittke on information re-
garding the plans Saturday ID COM
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ance and the participation OF thia
country in the world conflict. we feel
sure new impetus viii be given 60
the work for this noble and necessary
charity.
I'm q recent letter from sir Arthur
Pearson. he tells uH OF the inestlmAbie
good that has been accomplished with
the moneys we have provided and
states that the work has expanded to
include several annexee. In France the
work OF re-education and after-cars
of the men, under the direct manage
ment of the French directory commit
tee OF our organization commences
early in May. From both France and
England, together with their heArtfelk
thanks for the sums we have sent, come
reports OF the ever Increasing needs or
these blinded heroes and earnest Ap-
peals for further generosity from the
people OF America.
I'VE, therefore, hope that you will
make new endeavors TO raise funde
for our cause either through the dis
tribution OF our collecting materials or
by means of musicales, card parties.
dances or in whatever manner you may
choose. We shall deeply appreciate
your further cooperation and hope to-
hear from you regarding It."
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-05-03

Harper's Magazine: The following
story is told of the mayor Of western
city:
A small boy. who afterward proved
to be a nephew OF one of the mayors
stenographers, was wandering about In
the city hall when the city executive
happened upon him.
We'll, sonny" inquired the man gene
tally, for whom are you Iooking?"
For my Aunt Kate"
Cant you find herr"
Il can't seem to-"
"And don't you know where she is?"
''Eot exactly. She's in here some-
where, though, and / know that the
mayor works in her ONCE"
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Cass County Nurses
Hold Annual Election

The Cass County Nurses association
held its annual meeting "wednesday
afternoon. with Miss Mildred mccarthy
as hostess at her apartment in the Inn
provenent building. The president was
reelected, the oficers for the ensuins
year being:
President--Mrs. G. Bondahi.
tie. 1'a'
6ecretary-Miss Clara Qualhefn.
Treasurer-Mtss Mildred McCarthy.
Chairman Auditing Commlttee-Miss
Ethel Stanford.
Chairman Entertainment Committee
Miss Osa Opsah1
Chairman Credentials Committee =
Miss Mabel Olson.
Eleven nurses were present At The
meeting, and after the business session
Victrola selections were played. while
gan, served = delicious two-course
lunch.
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granddaughter. Marion Massey, who
will spend the summer in Fargo.
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The regular meeting OF the Book and
Thimble club was held Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs j. A. Kemp, of
Seventh avenue south, an the hostess.
The afternoon was devoted 10 needle
work as usual. and lunch was served
after work was laid aside.
Walter Bender, A. c. student, left
Wednesday for his home at Wheaton.
Minn.. but expects to return 10 Fargo
In time for the senior ball at the A. c.
Mr. Bender Is one OF the committee in
charge of arrangements for the ball.
Floyd Slingsby, another OF this com
mittee, is teaching at Hawley. Mimi.
now. but will be here for the ball Frt-
day evening.
Weekly Spectrum: Enthusiasm still
runs high and great interest is mani
tested by the girls who have enrolled
in First Aid work at the A. c. The
second class has been organized with
Miss Matha Trick elected as secretary
and a doctor is to be selected later
who will have charge OF the class. This
class has not yet reached its limit In
membership, and all who wish 10 Join
are urged to do so Immediately. The
members OF the first class, with Dr.
Oftedahl IS instructor, have already
become efflcient In taking the pulse.
bandaging, etc, but are somewhat ham
dicapped until the textbooks arrive.
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Many Plan to Hear
Edelbrock Recital


large circle OF friends are inter-
ested in the graduate piano recital
which Miss Olivia Edelbrock, now of
this city, will give at Stones hall this
evening under the auspices of the Da-
kota conservatory. The following Sc
lections will be played by Miss Edel-
brock and her sister, Miss Thelma Edel-
brock. violinist, who will assist on the
program:
Prelude and Fugue In D ...... Bach
Romance in F sharp, Op. 2s. No. 2 -.
Noveilette. on. I'll. No. -. schumann
Miss Olivia Edelbrock.
ChVaLlna ..s.s.s.......'. RAN
Miss Thelma Edelbrock.
Berceuse, OPP. 81 ............. Chopin
Valse in e, Op. 81 ....... Moskowski
Miss olivia Edelbrock.
Brindise Waltz ................ Alard
Miss Thelma Edelbrock.
Concerto in A minor-Andante Tran
quillo, Allegro con fuoco Mcdowell
Orchestral part arranged for sec
ond piano)
Miss Olivia Edelbrock.
Miss Bertha Hagen, of the conserva-
tory faculty, will play the accompani-
ments.
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cnange ana the bank statements de-
teller at the same bank, is now assist
ant cashier of the Equity Intern fions1
pank OF this city. The youne DeonIe
nave many friends here.
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Fine Envelope Chemise

prised OF Mrs. C. c. Dalrympie, presi-
dent OF the local relief association; !;
Mrs r. B. Blakemore, Mrs. H. r. Klo-
man. Mrs. A. r. ColweIl, Mrs. c. III.
HowIand and Mrs. Aubrey Lawrence.
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That Are
Sensible

Not gifts of a days de-
light, but gifts for a life
time. Gifts that keep the
memory of the giver always
before one. Gifts that last
as long as friendship
are the sensible gifts. IS
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-05-03

Mrs. p. w. satory and Mrs. w. w.
noon at the formers home, Eighth
street south, to the members OF the
Round Table club at their regular
meeting. The program will include
the following features: Paper on South
American Ports. by Mrs. Hamilton; re-
view of The UnofEicial Secretary, by
Mrs Satory; and discussion led by Mrs.
Sheppard and Mrs. Hollister. OF the
question. Should American Women
Adopt Conventional Dress?
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-05-03

Mrs. George Everhart. OF Fifth ave-
nue. south, will arrive home this
evening from a three weeks visit in
Des Moines, Ia, at the home of q
daughter. Mrs. Massey. Mrs Everhart
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-05-03

Fargo high schooltpaper. The Cynogure
which was to have been on May 1, has
been delayed a few days and will not
be out now before the end of the week.
it is thought.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-05-03

Mrs. d. c. Darrow. of Moorhead, and
daughter, Mrs. Edith Godfrey. Will be
hostesses Friday afternoon to the
members OF the Moorhead Afternoon
Bridge club.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-05-03

musical program consisting of
numbers by Misses Clara Pollock,
Helen Symons and Ruth Rushfeldt fea-
tured the regular monthly meeting OF
Prof George W. Weiler's class OF ad-
vanced music pupils, Wednesday eve
go Conservatory Of Music parlors.
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The members Of the Literary section
of the Roosevelt Neighborhood club
will be entertained this evening at the
home of Mrs. Thomas Pierce. s16 Col
lege street. The program to be given
will begin at 1880 o'clock.
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Too Late to Classify

SHALL. nnfurnishsd rooms reasonable.
Phana za66-1. tlG2143)
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G. r. VowIes. acting dean at Fargo
college, expects to leave Friday for
Minneapolis, to attend the seventh an
nual meeting of the Society of the Ad-
vancement of Scandinavian Study,
whose sessions are to be held Friday
remain in Minneapolis over Sunday.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-05-03

Miss Lillian Thorpe, of Minneapolis
is here for a visit of about ten days
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Thorpe, OF Third street north.
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been elected to edit next years sec
tion of The Agassiz, the college annual:
Harold Peterson is to be the editor
in-chief, with Margaret Putnam and
Eloise Waldron, associate editors; and
Eloise Waldron will have charge of
the pictures. Other members OF the
staff will be selected next year, when
there may be new students in the class
who are especially able to do the work.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-05-03

Machine hemstitchinu and pieotjpo.
pEeaking and buttons. Mrs. kannedv.
Kennedy hotel Front St. Phone 1850.
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& The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Boarding Home association
will be held Friday evening at 1880
o'clock instead of in the afternoon, the
usual time.
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Mrs. Anna Anders, OF Hunter. n. D..
is in the city for short visit at the
home of her SON, F. l.. Anders, and
family, Sixth street south.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-05-03

Hemstitchinc,. pieotIna, pintinn. and
Ave. no. Phone 1857. W.--Advt.
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Mr. and Mrs H. G. Kerr, of 612
Fourth street south, returned home
Wednesday evening from a five weeks
stay at Rochester. Mimi, where Mr..
Kerr underwent an operation at the
Mayo Bros hospital. Their many
friends will be glad to learn that Mr..
Kerr is again enjoying good health.
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We have three hundred
to show you; some reli-
liable and very pretty.
ones at low at $40. II
Dainty chains to go with
them as low at So, yet re-
liable.
No better graduating
gifts.
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Mildred Nelson, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Nelson, 1902 Tenth street
north, entertained the other seven
girls, about IL years of age, who are
members of the Moonbeam club of st.
Marks English Lutheran church, at
her home Wednesday afternoon. The
time was spent as usual, in sewing,
after which lunch was served. The club
holds meetings every two weeks.
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Mrs. Alex McPhaiI, OF Fifteenth
street s5uth, entertained wednesday
evening in compliment to Miss Anna
Buttweiler, who 10 to become the bride
of Harry %. Long, OF the "A. c. faculty,
brother OF the hostess, some time in
June. Twenty-Five young ladies were
guests at the happy affair, and spent
the evening hemming tea towels for
score in the games went 10 Miss Eta
Martens and low score to Miss Jessie
Bong. Decorations consisted OF red
carnations for the dining table, and
clusters of red hearts hung from the
chandeliers. The hostess was assisted
in serving q very delicious four-course
lunch by Miss Margaret Murphy and
Mrs. J. L. Cline.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-05-03

About twelve couples participated in
given at Mr.. and Mrs. Niles Jacobs
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-05-03

4 A company OF four friends were
guests of Miss Frances Wetzig We'd
nesday evening at a box party at the
Garrick, where Mary Pickford, in A
Poor Little Rich Girl, was enjoyed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-05-03

The eighth grade girls Of the domes-
tic science department at the Moorhead
high school very delightfully."- banquet
ed their mothers Wednesday evening,
the repast being prepared under the
direction OF Miss Marguerite Evans, in
structor in domestic science. and
served &C the school All of the moth
ers were present and enjoyed the af-
fair thoroughly. The tables were pref
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residence, 1915 Tenth avenue south.
wednesday evening. The party was
given IN honor of Mr.. Jacob and Harry
Eo,s stsnr;; shr;n who recently returned from from
several months. Dancing was enjoyed
until late hour, after which delicious
refreshments were served.
The members OF the drill team OF the
r. N. A. OF this city, now known as toe
military" team. were guests wednes-
day evening OF Mrs o. G. Coen. at her
home on Tenth avenue south. Mrs.
Coen is captain of the team, which re-
Gently returned from Grand Forks,
where two drills were given, arousi9g
much enthusiasm there. A banquet
given by the r. N. A. OF the Forks was
Games. contests and lunch made UP the
evenings program, and pretty decora-
tions consisted OF profusion of white
daisies. The team members are as fol-
toris Vollcr, Eta Burnett, Margaret
Benning, Grace Rolfe, Ethel Yoder,
Martha Sundberg, Ella Easton, Muriel
Hawley. Birdie Loberg. Harriet Cor
Mrs. Clara B. Cliff, Mrs. *. Pearson and
Mrs Ida Mennie. Miss Mabel Larson
is musician. and still other guests pres
ent last evening were Mrs. Larson, Mrs.
The members OF Mecca Past Matrons
class have arranged to have Red Cross
work in readiness for all Eastern Star
members Of both Fargo and Moorhead
who attend the afternoon tea to be Civ
en- in the diningroom of the Masonic
temple OF Fargo Friday at 2:30 o'clock.
1t is hoped that there will be q very
large attendance, as a very interesting
has been planned.
:
Mrs. Frank Thomas. of LaMoille, Ill,
is here for a months visit at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. w.
Hoffman, on Tenth street south.
Mrs. David l. Junod, of Valley City,
who arrived here Wednesday. will be
a guest for the next week OF her sis
ters, Mrs. NJ. Kennedy and Mrs. ]. NJ. |
of North Broadway. Mrs.
Junod was Miss Frances Moran, of |
Valley City, before her marriage.
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Members OF Mayfiower camp, n. NJ
A.. OF Moorhead. to the number of
about thirty, pleasantly surprised Mrs.
Maurice Freeman at her home In
Freeman has served as oracle OF that
lodge for the past three years. and in
appreciation OF her efforts the partici-
pants in the surprise presented her
with q beautiful breakfast set OF table
linen. Norwegian whist and Ytctrola
music were the evenings diversions,
and a ine lunch prepared by the ladies'
was served later.
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"Pot luck supper was enjoyed We'd
nesday evening at the home of Mrs. G.
hostess to the other members of an
informal bridge club. The later hours
OF the evening were enjoyed with
cards, there being two tables at
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-05-03
WHITE sHANTuNc

- = @'p'S -
36-inch all silk oyster white
shantung, beautiful quality. May
White Sale, % az
yard .............A 6sOO
WHITE oEoRoETTE CREPE
4o-inch high grade all silk
White Georgette Crepe. May
White Sale, @ 20
IMPORTED WHITE GOODS
40-inch Courtaueds imported
White Georgette Crepe; 40-inch
imported English Voiles in now
city and plain weaves; large as
sortment OF beautiful sheer
White goods. May C m
White Sale, yard .p 4sVV
WHITE FANCY voILEs
SO to 40-inch fine imported
Voiles in a variety of dainty
Stripes, Checks and Plaid eff
fects; just the correct fabric for
waists. May White Sale CO.
special. yard ........ OOO
WHITE PARTISAN LAWN
45-inch Plain White Partisan
Lawn; a special fabric for chill
drens wear. May White Sale,
saS sasd' sse' 7ss' 8Sc
WHITE sHERRETTE
S6 to 45-inch Plain White Sher-
rette; an imported fabric that
can be used for a great many
purposes. Ranging in price,
May White Sale, yard E0a
Csc to .......:.......0 wv >
WHITE CREPE DE cHENE
Ss-inch White Silk and Cotton
Crepe de Chene: a very popular
Lingerie cloth. May SnA
White Sale, yard ....OVO
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The Young Peoples society OF Trim
ity Lutheran church, Moorhead. will
meet in the church parlors this eve
ming at g. o'clock. All young people OF
the church and congregation are in
vited. Misses Anderson, Evenson, Cas-
parry and Hanson will serve refresh
ments during the social hour.
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Mr.. and Mrs Lars Christianson, of
S23 Eighth street south, celebrated
their seventeenth wedding anniversary
Wednesday evening by a small dinner
party, covers being laid for six guests.
Pink carnations formed the attractive
table decorations for the dinner.
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Mrs. Pierce Wolfe, of 431 Seventh
street south, Moorhead, 10 entertaining
the ladies of the Entire Nous Card club
of that city at her home this afternoon.
Guests of the club are Mrs. T. /. Lewis
and Mrs. Howard Moody, and at the
conclusion of the games the ladies will
There are eight members of the Entire
Nous club.