The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-17

fees, leaves the last of the month for
her claim, near Oswego, Mont, upon
which she filed last summer. Games
afforded amusement last evening
preceding lunch. and Miss Hoefing
was presented with an ivory clock as
a farewell gift. ...3a -
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The Fargo college seniors enter
tanned the freshmen at a jolly, party
Tuesday evening at the college. Hall
| lowe'en decorations s. predominated,
and games in keeping were enjoyed
until a. late hour. Refreshments
were also on the Halloween order.
Committees in charge Of the party
were: Decorations, Misses Ivy
| Waechter and Anna .,Forsberg, and
Milton Sweningson; entertainment,
Misses Ella Bohnsack and Ruth Phi
| 10, and Fern Monson; and refresh
ments, Misses Martha Dittmer and
Marion Smith, and John Jackson.
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| Misses PhiIomena and Aurora
Boisvert entertained. twenty girl
friends Tuesday evening at an apron
shower, for Miss, Kathleen o'Brien, "A
bride Of this month. The time was
spent in hemming dishtowels, and
musical numbers were given by
Misses German, Edwards and cellar.
Decorations were all in pink and
white, in pretty effect. cut flowers
forming a dining table centerpiece.
The hostesses were assisted in serv-
| ing a two-course lunch by Mrs.
Richard Peterson AMI Miss Lucy
Scanlon. Several other affairs will
be held for Miss o'Brien this week.
Mrs. w L. wetz, 712 Ninth avenue
| south, entertained at o'clock din
ner Tuesday evening in celebration
of Mr.. Wetz' birthday anniversary.
Covers were laid for ten couples, the
guests being the other members of a
social club The later hours were en-
joyed with bridge;
Mrs. H. w. Gearey, 4o1 Tenth street
south, entertained a dozen children
Tuesday afternoon for her little
daughter Prudence, whose twelfth
birthday anniversary was celebrated.
Games entertained the children until
6 o'clock, when dinner was erved. A
popular feature Of the repast was a
birthday cake, upon which burned
twelve pink candles.
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In The New Rockford State
! c. IRIS Soldiers number of last
y lay, appeared the picture and
y up Of a Fargo boy, Capt.
Charles Leslie Wheeler, of Company
B, Second North Dakota regiment,
Just divided at Camp Greene.
| is a SON of Mrs Charles Wheeler,
now of New Rockford, where he en-
tered the garage and automobile
business a year ago. Captain Wheel
er received his military training at
| the N. ID. A. c., OF which he Is a
graduate, and after finishing there
was connected with the engineering
department of Fargo nearly a year.
Later he was with the James Ken
nedy Construction Co. in like capa-
city for almost Ave years.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Cole, voltaire,
N. D., who are on their way home
from a visit in West Baden. Ind,
have been guests since Tuesday
morning at the home of Mrs. Coles
sister, Mrs. N. Mcclellan and family.
They will be in Fargo several days.
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| Glover ]. Dollar, Bismarck, former
ly clerk Of the supreme court for
| twenty-five years and well known in
Fargo, and Miss Helen Hoskins, Bis
marck, were married last Saturday
at Detroit lake, the wedding taking
place at the summer cottage of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. D.
Hoskins. The latter couple, and Mr..
and Mrs. p. J. Meyer. who went to
the lake for the nuptials. are all re-
| turning to Bismarck this week. Mrs.
Meyer is q sister OF the bride. Mr..
and Mrs. Dollar will reside in Bis
marck, where the former is connect
ed now with the international
Harvester Co.
st. Marks English Lutheran
Aid society will meet Thursday aft
ernoon at 1880 at the church, Mrs.