The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-05-31

AY EVENING, MAY 81,
A. Garrity Of Moorhead. which takes
place at the home of the brides per-
return 70 Moorhead 70 make their fu-
/ ture home.
Delegates from all parts of the state
registered Wednesday afternoon at the
opening OF the annual convention OF
the North Dakota r. 2. o. Sisterhood.
In attendance from Fargo are Mrs. r.
state p. z. o., and Mrs. r. p. Blake.
delegate from Chapter e of Fargo.
Mrs. Crime led the devotional service
at the session Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Margaret Hughes, Of Chapter c
of Beach, gave the address of welcome.
and the principal feature OF the even
ing was the presidents address. by
Mrs. Glennet K. McNab. also of Beach.
Mrs. Hughes is a daughter of Mrs.
John Haggart of Fargo. Mrs. Crime
again led the devotionals this morn
ing and various routine business mat
ters occupied the attention of the del
egates throughout the day. An auto
ride and picnic supper at the Reeve
ranch. near Beach. are social features
pidnheo LoT thlS IA oLhOVH'
Mrs. Scion Crum. and two children
have gone to Winona, Minn., for a two
weeks visit with Mrs. Crum's moth
er, Mrs. Siebrecht.
Attorney NJ w. Murphy left today
on a two weeks business trip to
Washington. d. c., and New York
city.
Announcement has been made by
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Hall Smith, OF
| 4O2 Ninth avenue south, of the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Helen
Eliza smith, to willis whitaker Alex
ander, of Red Bank, n. ]. Friday even
ing, June 90, has been designated as
the date of the wedding, which will
take place here. The bride elect was a
graduate of Fargo college with the
class OF 1912, after which she did post
graduate work at Columbia university,
New York, receiving a degree in domes-
tic science from the latter institution.
For the past year Miss Smith, who IL
we'll known in Fargo, has been super
vising domestic science instruction In
the public schools of Grand Forks. She
is a member OF the LaChom sorority of
Fargo college.
Mrs. E. H. Nees, of 219 Ninth street
north, left this morning for Detroit,
MINI, to join her husband. They will
go from there to Perham, Mimi, for
few days fishing:
Miss Theresa Osborne, OF Fargo,
spent Decoration day in Grand Forks,
as the guest Of friends.
The Fargo w. C. T. U. will meet
Friday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
r. M. Pollock, 210 Eighth street south.
Reports of the recent district meeting
at Buxton will be given, and Mrs. Bliss,
visiting nurse of Fargo, will tell of her
work. All visitors will be made well
come at the meeting.
Misses Rose and Hazel Cassidy. now
of Fargo, visited their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. J. Cassidy, in Grand Forks
Wednesday. Miss Alta Olwin accom-
panied them to Grand Forks, spending
the day with friends
Donald Cole, of Lisbon, arrived in
Fargo this morning, to be the guest of
Lieutenant Melavarie, OF Company II
of jamestown, during the remainder
of the time that company is stationed
in Fargo.
Shortly after school closes. June 8,
Mr.. and Mrs J. F. Treat expect to
leave for their summer cottage at De-
troit lake, where they will be Joined
for part of the summer by their son,
Walter e. Treat and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Cooper will
| occupy the j. P. Hardy home, on
Eighth street south, this summer. Mr..
and Mrs. Hardy and family will go to
their cottage at Lake Melissa immedi-
ately after the close Of school.
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children left Tuesday for Lake Melissa,
where their summer home is located
The Murphy residence on Eighth ave-
| nue. south has been rented for the sum-
mer season to Mr.. and Mrs. B. P. Tillit-
son, of Moorhead.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Rohan, of Tenth
street north spent Decoration day in
Grafton, visiting friends.
Owing to the unavoidable absence
| from the city of DR.. Frederick Gron-
void, the session OF the Red Cross
class meeting at Fargo college will be
postponed from Friday Of this. week to
Monday evening. June 4.
Mrs. Carl Getz, of Columbus, O., who
is en- route to Billings, Mont, was In
Fargo between trains Wednesday even
ing, as the guest of Mrs. George Black,
Of the Osgood apartments. Mrs. Getz
will visit her parents at Billings.
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State Secretary Dale, of the Y. M. c.
A., gave a good address at Fargo col
lege chapel exercises this morning.
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The Bethany Young Peoples socl-
ETY. will meet Friday evening in the
church parlors, Fourth avenue and
Fourth street north. Mrs. Henning
and Mrs. Forsheim will act as hostess
es Meetings are regularly held on
Wednesday evenings, but was changed
this week to Friday evening. Judge
Cole will speak, and there will be a
musical program. A large attendance
is urged.
Nearly $50 were served at the w. r.
C. dinner in the c. A. r. rooms Dec
grafton day. The w. r. c. wishes to
express its cordial thanks to the Com
merciaI club. all who assisted in fur
nishing flowers and decorating old
soldiers graves. to merchants who do
mated toward the dinner, citizens who
loaned their autos to transport the G.
A. r. and w. r. c. committees to the
cemeteries. and to the ladies of the
different auxiIiariee who helped serve
and who also contributed to the din