The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-24

ma me zimmerman
The members of a Fargo hiking
club enjoyed a campfire and picnic
supper Friday evening in the woods
about three and a half miles south
of town. Prof r. J. Sucher is presi-
dent of the club.
The faculty Of the Moorhead high
school were entertained Friday even
ing by the freshman class. in the
high school building. A program
included reading by Edna Johnson;
Helen Oelrich. Emily Larson and
Goodwin EastIund; piano solo by
Esther Anderson and Norman
Wright: selection by the class quar-
tet: and piano duet by lnez Free
man and Lydia Berquiss. Games fol-
lowed. The rooms were decorated
for the occasion with streamers OF
red and black. This was the first
freshman class cosiaI affair o. the
year.
Mrs. Edward LittIer. 429 Seventh
street south, will entertain the choir
of st. Johns Episcopal church
Moorhead, at an informal party this
evening. Various contests and other
amusements are planned. The guests
will number about twenty.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Carlson, 1125
Eleventh street north, entertained
ten guests at dinner Thursday even
ing in celebration OF Mr.. Carlson's
birthday anniversary. A six-course
repast was enjoyed, and yellow and
white predominated in thu decora-
tons. Games and a general good time
followed the dinner.
Invitations have been issued by
Judge and Mrs. N. 6. Young, '509
Eleventh street south, for the we'd
ding of their daughter, Miss Dorothea
p. Young, and Mark Henry Robin
son, New Orleans, which will take
place Wednesday evening, Nov. %,
at $3.50 o'clock at the Young home.
Quito town guests already here for
the wedding are Mr.. and Mrs. b.. w.
Spaulding and family, Streeter, N.
D.. Mrs. Spalding being a sister of
the bride-elect the latters grand
mother, Mrs. Julia B. Clarke. Iowa
City, Ia; and Miss Myrtle Sander
son, Chicago. Others expected next
week are Robert Robinson, brother
of the bridegroom- elect, New
Orleans; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b. Robinson
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. MerTick, Min
neapolis Mr.. and Mrs. George Nc
Kenna, Napoleon, n. D.: and Mr.. and
Mrs. T. B. Holmes, Grand Forks. The
guest list from here comprises the
more intimate friends of the bride
elects family.
Mrs. Emma ]. Walker 521 Sixth
avenue north, gave a pretty pre-
nuptial party this afternoon for Miss
Ivy Mary Bum, whose marriage to
J. P. Sheehan, Fargo, takes place
early next week in Fargo. Sixteen
were guests, and the gifts comprising
a miscellaneous shower were present
ed in a decorated cart drawn by
little Doris Nelson. Pink and white
roses formed lovely decorations for
the dainty lunch, which Mrs. Walker
was assisted in serving by Mrs.
Florence Winchester. A guest was
Mrs. @. T. Sonsterud, Grand Forks,
sister of Miss Bum, who came this
morning. Mrs. Walker, who will be
matron Of honor, will have as
o'clock dinner guests Sunday even
ing, Miss Bum and Mr.. Sheehan;
the latter's brother, Thomas Sheehan,
WATERFOWL, $. D., who comes this
evening and who will act as best
man; Mrs. Sonsterud and few of
the bridal couples more intimate
friends, ten in all. The decorations
will be in pink.
Mrs. Anna Eng. sos Fourth street
north, gave a parcel shower Friday
for Miss Olga Bredeson, who will G.
come the bride of Ed Anderson,
Kindred, n. d., Sunday afternoon at
o'clock. The wedding will be at
the home of the bride-elect's sister,
Mrs. Nettie Moe. 624 First avenue
fourteen guests, and was assisted i'm
serving by Mrs. Eldridge. Games
and music were the diversions.
Jewell Turner. Mary Vance, olga
Aaland, Dorothy More and Selma
Anderson took part in an Erodel-
phian Literary society program
Thursday evening at the Fargo high
school. Ali present Joined in singing
the Erodelphian song. Last week
the society's members enjoyed a
Garrick theater party one evening,
which was followed by q social time
and lunch at the high school build
ing.
MEs. c. II. Anheier entertained the
choir of the new st. Anthony of
Padua chapel. at her home Thursday
evening. About thirty of the forty
members were present, and enjoyed
informal dancing. Mrs. Anheier, who
is organist at that chapel, was assist
cd in serving lunch by Mrs. J. =.
Cavanaugh, who Is choir director,
and Mrs. Robert Vance.
Mrs. Charles Hoyt, 903 Fifth ave-
nue. south, will entertain at three
tables of bridge this evening compli-
mentary to her mother, Mrs. John ID.
Garmire, Hebron. Neb.
The third of series OF card par.
ties was given Friday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. w. p. Peters and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. T. Tomplzin, at the Peters
home, College street. There were
lowing which a two course lunch was
served. The decorations were In red
and yellow.
Miss Veta Berner, daughter of SUI
pefintendent Berner of Dakota divi-
sion of the Northern Pacific, now liv-
ing in Jamestown, was married
Thursday evening to James Scott,
OF Livingston. Mont The wedding
took place at jamestown, Rev. @. w.
Simon, pastor OF the Presbyterian
church there. officiating. Mr.. and
Mrs. Scott win make their home in
Livingston. The Berner family are
well known former Fargo residents,
and the bride is q graduate. OF both
the Fargo high school and the "A. c.
here. She has been teaching domestic
Hemstitching. picoting. pIeating.
Mrs. a. Anderson SIT Srd Av. N.-Adv.