The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-27

last evening. Miss Esther Coyle wal
In charge and she was assisted by
Miss Evelyn Lein, Miss Coral George
Miss Alderine Hullsick, William and
L. F. coyle. Light refreshmer:,
7 were served after the program and
the table was centered with wild
flowers.
The members of the Epworth
League of the First Methodist church
who Will soon leave the city for the
winter months, win be honored this
evening at a $3.50 o'clock supper To
be given at the home of Miss Mae
Hanson, $40 Eighth avenue south
The supper tables will be placed on
the lawn and are to be adorned with
baskets of garden flowers. Covers
will be laid for fifty guests. Fol-
lowing the repast, a Groyeland party
will be given, and the members oil
the society who have just returned
from the Groveland institute atsLake
Minnetonka will have charge of the
program. The honor guests for the
evening will be Miss Theresa How
land, Miss Fanny CIapp. Miss Sadie
Barrett, Miss Eva Craig. Messrs
Garth Rowland. Arthur Dale and
Helmer Sands. Miss Bernice Gestie
and Miss Mae Hanson are in charge
of the event.
Mark Andrews, $50 Fourth avenue
south. went to Fort Smelling on
Saturday afternoon, and today
entered the Second Officers' Training
school. Mr.. Andrews is the son of
Mrs. Ada J. Andrews.
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Miss Ruth Gardner, $40 Thirteenth
street south, will entertain at an in
formal gathering at her home Tues
| day afternoon, complimentary to a
number of the young women Of the
city who are leaving in a short time
to continue their studies at eastern
schools.
Miss c. e. Shotwell returned this
morning from Detroit, Mimi, where
she was the week end guest of Mrs.
F. H. Bailey at her cottage.
Mrs. w. P. Warren. Thirteenth
street south, and her sister, Mrs. q.
NJ. McKinnon of Sawyer, N. D., who
has been her guest, left this after
noon for Minneapolis for an
indefinite stay.
Miss Pauline Hibbs and Miss Ethel
Maddox, the latter a stenographer
in the house of representatives at
| the last session of the legislature,
passed through Fargo Sunday after
| noon en- route to ST. Cloud, MINI.
from Bismarck to visit with relatives
of Miss Maddox. From st. Cloud
they will go to Britton, S. D. to visit
with Miss Hibbs' grandfather and
later they plan on going to Mil
waukee to visit Miss Hibbs' grand
mother.
The alumni of the teachers train
ing class of the First Methodist Sun
day school are making preparations
for the serving of a Pot Luck" sup
per in the class rooms at the church
at $3.50 o'clock Thursday evening.
The alumni of the class number
nearly 100 but it is expected that
only about half of them will be pres
ent at the gathering on Thursday.
Mrs. L. P. Lemzek, of Philadelphia,
Pa, who is spending several weeks
here as the guest of her mother, Mrs.
F. L. BeaIs, 1924 Tenth street north,
was the honor guest at a motoring
party that spent yesterday at Cor
morant lake. The party left the city
early Sunday morning in the p. A.
Evans and the Mrs. F. L. Beals cars.
En- route home last evening the
party stopped at Silver lake, near
Hawley and enjoyed a wienie roast.
Those who enjoyed the outing were
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Evans, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Methlor, Mrs. Ethel Nc
Veety. Mrs. James Mckee and
daughter, Katherine, Mrs. L. p.
Lemzek' and Percy Evans.
Mrs. S. w. Folger, 1921 First ave-
nue. south, received word this morn
ing announcing the safe arrival of
her son. William Folger, in France.
Mr.. Folger is a member OF the engin-
eering corps Of the United States
army and has been in training at the
American Lake naval station. Mr..
Folger has been employed in Oregon
City, Ore, for the past six years and
previous to that time was an en-
ploye Of the Economy drug store OF
this city.
Mrs. N. C. Rusk and Miss Ellen
Thorson of the Billmeyer apartments
have returned from Lake Park,
Mimi, having spent Sunday there as
the guests Of Miss Thorson's sister,
Mrs. Carl Strand.
Guy Rusk, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. N.
c. Rusk of the Billmeyer apartments,
who returned to his home here the
latter part of the week from Minfe-
apolis, suffering with inflamatory
| rheumatism Is gaining nicely.
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Mrs. l. Herbst. 221 Eighth street
south, is spending some time at
Anoka, Mimi, as the guest of an old
friend Mrs. Julia Jennings.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Gillispie, 2O1
Thirteenth street south. had as their
weekend guests, Mrs. Gillispie's
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Francis of VeIva, N. d.
Mr.. and Mr.. Gillispie made the trip
in their car and they left this after
noon on their homeward trip, ex-
pecting to spend the night at James
town. Mr.. Francis is editor OF The
Velva Journal. s....
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Sorenson and
daughters OF Wheaton, Mimi. were
among the visitors in Fargo on
Saturday. The family were en- route
to their home from Forest River
and Inkster where they have been
Mrs. William Chamberlin and her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Calder.
Miss Jennie Johnson, Oak Grove,
has gone to jamestown to spend a
portion of her vacation as the
guest of Miss Dorothea Turner.
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The wedding of Miss Elizabeth
Boucher, daughter of Mrs. j. Bouch-
err of Minneapolis, and Ernest A.
Blocky of this city, will take place in
Minneapolis tomorrow. Mr.. Blocky is
at the head of the domestics depart
-.esIN
bring his bride to this city to reside.
DR.. r. A. Beard, pastor of the
First Congregational church OF this
city, who has been occupying the
pulpit of the Plymouth Congrega-