The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-18
day afternoon. owing to the ineIsmsnt

day afternoon. owing to the insIsmsnt |
At the meeting on the writer's sec
ton of the Fine Arts club "wednesday
afternoon. Miss Elizabeth Perley read
an original story that was much en-
toyed, and Miss Jessie ComEtock read
a story from a Newspaper magazine,
which was Interestingly analysed
Red Cross knitting occupied the
time Of those not taking part In the
Child Conservation league program
at the regular meeting Wednesday
afternoon in the Y. w. c. A. parIoFs.
The program, designed TO inform the
members how TO inspire q love OF
nature in their children. was: Papers
on Wasps and Hornets, Mrs. Thomp-
son: Beavers as Carpenters and
Honey Bee. Mrs. c. z. Miller. Mrs.
Bentley read The Pied Piper OF
Hamelin, and Mrs. z. L. Yocum a
nature story. Parliamentary drill
was conducted by Mrs. F. H.
Taylor.
Many guests were present wednes-
day evening at the Trinity Lutheran
Young Peoples society meeting at
the church parlors. Moorhead, at
which Mesdames n B. Meland,
mussen were hostesses. The pastor
spoke briefly, after which games,
music and refreshments were enjoy
ed. Lutheran students Of local
schools were especially invited
guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Roberts. 724 Tenth
avenue north. announce the ap-
preaching marriage Of their daughter.
Miss Celia Leona Roberts. to William
Van Veghel, Fergus Falls, MINI. The
wedding will take place Wednesday,
Oct. "a, at Fergus Falls.
A largely attended coffee was held
Wednesday afternoon by the October
division Of the First Presbyterian
Ladies aid, at the home Of Mrs. ]. II. |
Plath, Ninth street north. Assisting
Mrs. Plath during the affair were
Mesdames W. J. Rausch, W. w. San
born, @. D. Richardson, Maurer, Nels
Ruek and Rebwick.
Miss Rose Cassidy. Fargo. spent
Tuesday in Grand Forks with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Cassidy.
en- route to Tacoma, Wash, where
she has accepted a stenogrsphic posi-
ton. Miss Cassidy has a brother,
Earl Cassidy in Tacoma.
A senior-intermediste department
class Of the First Presbyterian Sun
day school took supper at the church
preparing the repast. Ten were
present The class is taught by Miss
Irene Leimbacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. ]. Holland, Argus
Vile, announce the engagement and
approaching marriage Of their
daughter Mary. to Fred o. Pearson. |
also Of ArguEviIle. The wedding
date is Saturday. Nov. "a.
Mrs. Leslie G. Farmer. Seventh
avenue south, entertained sixteen |
children Wednesday afternoon in |
celebration Of her son Jacks birth |
day anniversary. Following several |
hours Of Halloween games the chill |
dren were served with a delicious /
lunch, featured by a large birthday |
cake.
Mrs. Olavine Moe Roberts and lit
tie daughter, Fargo; Mr.. and Mrs. /
David Swanson, r. r. D. 1, Moorhead,
were in Battle Lake, Mimi. Wednes-
day attending the wedding Of Miss
Amy Leone Swanson and Charles i
Vernon Fobes, the latter Of Glyndon.
The bride is a daughter Of Mrs. Il
Nordquist and a sister Of Rev. z. c. /
Swanson, Battle Lake. who ofTicist-
ed, and at whose home the wedding i
was held The ceremony was at high |
noon and the couple were attended J
by the twin sister and brother Of the /
bridegroom, Miss Josephine and
Joseph Fobes. Miss Esther Swan
son, sister of the bride, played the \
wedding march. The bride wore a /
gown Of cream-colored satin and /
carried a sheaf Of cream roses. An
elaborate dinner followed the cere-
mony. Decorations were all in yell
low and white. Mr.. and Mrs. Fobes
went from Battle Lake TO Glyndon,
where they will reside. Out-of- town
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.
Fobes and Grant o. Fobes. parents
and brother Of the bridegroom, Glyn-
don, and Miss Mabel Smith, Vern-
dale, MINI.
Mrs. II. s. Paulson and daughter
Viola, Grand Forks. arrivedsin Fargo
Wednesday night and will spend the
winter at the home Of their son and
brother, H. D. Paulson and family,
Ninth street south. Miss Viola will
enter high school here next week.
The Fargo Woman's club will meet
Friday afternoon with Mrs. II. z.
Magill. Some changes have been
made from the calendar announce
ments, and the program viii be: Re
port Of the district federation meet
ing at Hankinson last spring; paper
on The Bad Lands, Mrs. N. A. Hill
dreth: and personal account Of the
recent state federation delegates trip
through the Bad Lands, Mrs. II. L.
Bolley.
Miss Cora Crowder, who is booking
for the Redpath -Vaw-
ter company, left Thursday night for
the company's headquarters, Cedar
Rapids, Ia, after a brief visit with
Fargo friends. Miss Crowder will be
sent to Missouri from Cedar Rapids.
She has been working In the northern
and western part Of this state.
Miss Gladys McTaggart, I121 Sixth
street south, will entertain this even