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

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Miss Jessie whitman, who hns
just resigned her position as teach
er OF the third grade at the Roose-
welt school, will leave soon after the
holidays for Los Angeles, where she
will visit her aunt, Mrs. Charles n,
Lavell, who was recently in Fargo
Later Miss Whitman will go TO As
torfa, Ore, to visit her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Whitman.
Mrs. Peter Dwyer. Moorhead. re-
turned home Thursday night from
Grandin, where she went to attend
the double wedding OF her brothers.
that of Ambrose Mccoy TO Miss
Mary McNamee, and Alfred Mccoy
TO Miss Harriet McNamee, the
brides being daughters of Nj. and
Mrs. Mike McNamee, Of near kelso.
The wedding took place Thursday
morning i'm the ST. Thomas Catholic
church, Grandin, and a wedding din
ner am supper were served to forty
relative at the McNamee home. The
brides were married in gowns OF
white satin with 'overdrapes of
georgette crepe, having wells in cap
effect. and carrying Iilies-of -the-val-
ley. Miss Tessie Mccoy, bridesmaid,
wore blue silk and had a Corsage
bouquet of pink roses. Bert Nc
Nance acted as best man. The
couples left last night for the east,
and on their return will live near
each other on farms near. GTandin.
Mrs. Catherine Mccoy and daugh-
ter Miss Stacia, will not return TO
Fargo until the first of next week.
They are mother and sister OF the
Messrs. Mccoy.
Mrs. Oscar Bergeson, 4O4 Egbert
court, entertained fifteen little
ninth birthday anniversary of her
daughter Frances. Games were fol-
lowed by lunch, for which pink
carnations were the table decora-
tons.
Mesdames c. Hermanson, Swan
son, Larson and Anderson were
hostesses Wednesday evening at the
Hermanson home, 1917 Third avenue
north, TO about forty-five guests.
Johnson, Charles Seberg, Thomas
Clarity and swan Lundahl, all home
on furloughs from Camp Dodge; AL
bert Johnson, who had furlough
from Fort Smelling: and Thomas
O'Reilly, who has been I'm the. U. >.
navy for four years. All left Fargo
last night. A delightful social even
ing and fine lunch were enjoyed.
The Music section cd the Fine Arts
club will study Modern Italian COM
posers at its regular meeting Mon
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
G. II. Anheier, Third avenue south.
The research paper will be by Mrs.
A. e. Shively; vocal numbers will
be given by Mrs. J. G. Dillon and
Mrs. Arthur Knopp: and piano num-
bers will be played by Mrs. Z. A.
Kicker and Mrs. =. II. Robbins.
The Choral group Of the section will
meet Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock
at the same place, for the first time
this season. Mrs. Z. r. Wright is
again at the head of this Choral
group, and all its members are ask
ed to be present, that the seasons
work may be planned. The regular
section meeting will convene at 4
o'clock.
The Island Park Charity circle met
Friday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
c. E. Bristol, With a good attendance.
and completed considerable work in
the line Of sewing for the needy Of
this city.
The Art section OF the Fine Arts
club met Friday afternoon with Mrs.
w. B. Hancock, who gave most in
teresting talk on CathedraIs. The talk
was illustrated by a number of pic
lures. which added greatly to the in
terest in the subject. The drawing
room walls were hung W til the larger
cathedral pictures and T. lie were as >
number of postcard views. At its
business session the section received
faYorably the suggestion that it's
members back local movement soon
to help supply the needy French hos
pitfalls i'm the war zone with boxes Of
bouiIIon cubes and matted milk, of
which supplies many OF them are en-
tire'Y destitute. This campaign will
PROBABLY not be started until shortly
after Christmas, and the same plan
that was so successful here recently
as to sweets, will likely be followed.
Mrs. Anton H. Erickson and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lynn Stambaugh, who have
been in Des Moines, Ia, for some time,
have returned to Moorhead. They also
visited at Austin, Mimi. Mrs. STAN
baugh's husband is in the military
service at Camp Dodge.
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In most of the eastern schools this
year the Thanksgiving vacations will
be short. The opening days were set
late in the autumn for purposes of
war economy and shortening all vaca-
tions to rake up for lost time has
resulted. Thanksgiving day Is so late
on the calendar that there will be less
than a month between that day and
theSChristmas holidays.
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Mrs. ole sather leaves tonight for
Baldwin, Wis, where she viii visit
for some time at the home of her son
in-law and daughter. DR.. and Mrs.
Mithalson. Mr. Sather will join her
in Baldwin, for the holiday season.
Miss Mildred Danskin leaves today
for her home in Minneapolis, after a
weeks visit in Fargo as the guest of
Miss Ruth Gardner, Thirteenth street