The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-06-20

their daughter, Miss Katherine c.
Boise, to Burger l.. Bertel, also of
Fargo. Saturday afternoon, June 80
has been set as the date for the we'd
ding. Miss Boise, who has been teach
ing this past year at Bowbells, N. D.,
was graduated from Fargo college in
1916.
Miss Hazel Smith has as her guest
for a few days, Mrs. L. G. Smith OF
Minneapolis, formerly Miss Constance
Walker, of Fargo.
The Plymouth Congregational Aid
afternoon by Mrs. Tracey and Mrs.
Schnell at the Tracey home, 1904
Eleventh street north.
o.
Mrs. r. X. Kellar and Miss Madeline
Kellar are home from St. Paul, where
the former went to be present at the
graduation of her daughter from Mrs.
Backus' School For Girls.
The Modern samaritans have given
up their hall to another society for
this evening, and therefore will not
hold their regular meeting.
Mrs. F. E. Ball and family left to-
day for Lake Melissa, where they will
spend the summer at their cottage.
Miss Marie Rigstadt, OF Chicago.
superintendent Of the Norwegian
Lutheran Old Peoples Home in that
city. accompanied by Miss Hildur
Baade, financial secretary at the
home, stopped off in Fargo Tuesday as
guests at the G.. A. Syvertson home.
They left Wednesday morning for
Pacific coast points, in the interests
fhn institution vxyhian fhayy O.
sent.
The many Fargo and Moorhead
friends of Miss Fanny Foster of
Potosi, Wis, will be interested to
learn that she has accepted a position
as English teacher in the FL Paso,
Tex, high school for this coming year.
of women at Fargo college, and dur
ing a part of this last school year
substituted as dean Of women at the
Moorhead Normal school.
Fargo friends have received an
nouncements of the marriage in San
Francisco on Thursday, June IA, of
Miss Lucille Emily Morris. of Beach.
n. D., to Bernard Melvin Hansen, of
San Francisco. The bride is a daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Richards,
who moved to Beach from Fargo sew
eral years ago, and who since leaving
here were in California for some time.
The bride was a student at the A. C.,
for several years, and was very pop
ular among a large circle of friends
there. Mr.. and Mrs. Hansen will re-
side in San Francisco.
Miss Meyer, formerly Of the Moor
head Normal school faculty, who is
visiting at the R. G. Price home in
Moorhead, was honor guest at an In
formal afternoon party given by Mrs.
Price Tuesday. Miss Meyer is now
an instructor in the State University
of Illinois, at Urbana.
Mrs. D. NJ. Leininger, of 1904 Second
avenue south, left Tuesday to visit
her daughter in Mitchell, s. D., and
will also visit another daughter Miss
Grace Leininger, in Chicago, before
returning home.
An informal reception was held
Friday evening, June l5 at the Davis
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Tenborg, of the
latter place About ninety guests
were present, and a delightful even
ing was enjoyed. The young couple
were presented with two rocking
chairs of Spanish fumed oak, up
holstered with genuine leather, from
their many friends. A sumptuous
lunch was served in conclusion of the
affair, which will long be remember
ed by all the participants.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Volne, OF Fosston,
Mimi, visited in Fargo the first OF
the week at the G. A. Syvertson home,
being on their way back to Fosston
from an auto trip to Abercrombie,
N. D.
Winfield Tarbeli, of Thirteenth
street south, has as his guest for
few days Maurice Walters Of st. Paul,
son of DIR. ]. NJ. Walters, formerly
pastor of the First Methodist church
of Fargo.
P. X. Guinness and wife, and o.
Robson, all of Abercrombie, left for
their homes the first of the week aft
err an over Sunday visit in Fargo as
TOO Second street north. Mrs. Syvert-
son is a sister of Mr.. Guinness, and
them home for a visit of
a day.
The Lutheran church at Bucyrus.
n. D., was the scene of a double we'd
ding recently, when Miss Bonnie
Alderman became the bride OF Cliff
ford Ordway, and Miss Glove Acker-
man was married to George Webb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ordway will reside in
Sioux City, Ia, and Mr.. and Mrs. Webb
at Foxhome MINI. ---. r-----
.
Rev. Francis Boone off1ciated this
noon at his home, 407 Second avenue
south, Moorhead, at the marriage of
Miss Katherine c.. Zieske to Corvin
e. Sasbender. both being Cass coun-
ty residents. Mr.. and Mrs. Sasbender
p
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