The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-06-12
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family dinner was given Thursday
evening BY Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Bar4
Der OF 1924 Third avenue south, for
the out town guests who came here
to attend the Thompson Barber we'd
ding Wednesday evening at Geth-
senane church. Fourteen were present
at the dinner. Mr.. and Mrs. III. M.
Mckenzie of Superior, Wis, who have
been house guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Barber, departed Friday evening. The
Misses Ethel and Olive Todd of Okla
homa City, Okla, will remain for a
longer visit, and Mrs. H. G. Thompson
of GAINESVILLE and Mrs. r. j. Jungen
the Barber home also for another
week. The daughters of Mrs. Thomp-
son, Misses Stella and Lottie ThoFnp-
son, are guests OF Mrs. Harold w.
Sweat Mrs. Thompson and the Misses
Thompson are the mother and sisters
OF Julian Thompson Of GAINESVILLE,
who married the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Barber, Miss Marty Barber. Mrs.
w. II. Upson, sister of Mr.. Thompson,
is also the guest OF Mrs. Sweat, at
her home, $500 Third avenue SOUTH.
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Mrs. II. d. Stoeker and little son,
from Bethlehem, Pa, are here to spend
the summer with the formers par.
e1ts, DR.. and Mrs. r. q. Stratton, and
will be Joined little later by Mr..
6tocker.
Mr.. ana Mrs. William Warner have
as their guest the latter's sister, Miss
Irma ingalls,, OF jamestown, who has
been teaching in Stephens, MINI. Miss
uate, will be here until after COM
rnencenent there.
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The members of both first aid to the
injured classes that have been re-
ceiving instruction since the first of
May at the local Y. w. G. A. building,
will take examinations this evening,
to determine whether or not they shall
receive diplomas for their course. The
course has been one OF ten lessons.
The two classes number about forty
in all.
Miss Rebecca Smith, who has been
teaching at Starbuck. is home to spend
the summer vacation.
Mrs. C. A. Porter and daughter May,
formerly OF Fargo but now Of Alexan-
der, N. D., are here as guests at the
home OF Mrs. Edward Campbell, on
visit in Fargo they will go to Mime
apolis, to visit with Mrs. Porter's son,
Lemuel Porter, for three weeks before
returning to Alexander.
Announcement has been made az
Bismarck, where the bride-elect has
been teaching German in the high
school, OF the engagement Of Miss
Minnie Kohler, OF Fargo, to Harry
Nierling, Of Jamestown. The wedding
il to take place this month.
Minneapolis Sunday Journal: In
compliment to Miss Beulah Amidon,
s4R SathA L. ia 4hA
cities lecturing In the interest of wo-
man suffrage. Mrs. Cordenio A. Sever
ance of st. Paul gave luncheon yes
terday at the University club in st.
Paul. This afternoon Miss Anidon will
be guest Of honor at a small tea that
Mrs. Alexander Colvin will give at her
home on Davern avenue. St. Paul
"A delightful LaChorn sorority Of
Fargo college reunion was enjoyed
Monday evening with Miss Nellie
Ball, 353 Ninth avenue south, as hos
tess. The affair was especially in hon.
or of the three senior members OF the
sorority, Miss irene Eide, who is be-
ing graduated from the conservatory,
and Misses Esther Dahl and Theresa
Rowland, from the college proper.
About seventeen in all were present
and included among the alumna
members there were Miss Marion Phil
lips, Jamestown, and Miss Hazel
Hutchinson, Bismarck. The three SEN
fHrs were each given a sorority spoon,
and were made to hunt for the gifts,
Which had been cleverly hidden. yell
low and white predominated in the
decorations, which were of srowballs,
bridal wreath and yellow -centered
daisies.
An informal luncheon given at the
al in anil
Inent to Mrs. r. w. West, whose birth-
day anniversary was thus celebrated.
Covers were laid for nine, and table
decorations were of dark red peonies
Bridge was the diversion later in the
afternoon.
The Fargo college gymnasium was
the scene of mock initiation held by
the Eta Chi Omega sorority Monday
evening, the candidates being Misses
Myrtle Meineke, Gladys Plath and
Elizabeth st. Orrs. The latter two were
graduated last Saturday evening from
the Fargo college academy. The formal
initiation will be held this evening
at the home of Miss Gertrude Slime
on Sixth street south.
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DIR. E. M. Lier returned to Fargo
Monday from Minneapolis, where he
had been for a week. Together with
sixty-five other praoticing dentists he
completed at the State University of
Minnesota Dental college a weeks
training for entrance into the U. S.
army dental corps.
Miss Josephine Plat leaves We'd
Iiesday for Chicago, to resume her
medical studies at the University of
Chicago for the next three years.
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DR.. and Mrs. G. e. Fossum, Of Foss-
ton, Mimi, are the parents of a baby
daughter born last Friday. Mrs. Fos-
sum was formerly Miss Hazel Mueller,
OF Moorhead.
Miss Irene Keenan, arrived home
Monday from Hobson, Mont, where
she had been since last fall. Miss
keenan, is a daughter of Mrs. j. III.
stegge, OF seventh street south.
Mrs. G. r. Metcalf left Monday for
her home at GAINESVILLE. after a few
days spent in Fargo at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Emer-
SON. eo6 North Broadway.
Mrs. Charles Pollock ana baby son
Mrs. Pollock's parents, in Milwaukee,
Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Miller OF Sixth
avenue north, have with them for the
summer, their daughter, Miss Mary
Mae Miller, who has been teaching at
Ely. MINI.
+. w. Townsend's seventy-eighth
birthday anniversary was pleasantly
celebrated Saturday evening by an
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