The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-09


The guests were seated at the dining
table, for which basket OF pink
roses served as q lovely centerpiece.
.
Misses Clara Richardson, Olivia
Edelbrock and Gertrude Boise will
entertain a company Of about TWEEN
ty-four young people Saturday even
ing at a lawn party at the Ricnard-
sor home, 705 Fourth street south.
Fifteen ladies were guests We'd
pesday afternoon Of Mrs. j. z.
Frenette, of the Wellington apart
ments. who entertained in honor OF
Mrs. J. Newsalt, of Owatonna. Mimi,
who is visiting at the home OF her
son, DR.. G. A. Newsalt. An informal
thimble bee was enjoyed and the
ladies were Joined for lunch by a
party OF ten whom Miss Lucille
Frenette entertained at a theater
party for Constance Bach. also OF
Owatonna, who is a niece OF Mrs.
G. A. Newsalt. Misses Esther Pardoe
and Marjorie Brown assisted in the
serving. Other out-of-town guests
present were Miss Ruth Benston, OF
Minneapolis, the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. L. Schooley, and Mrs. Z. L.
Dovel and son George. OF Seattle,
Wash, guests at the Frenette home.
Mrs. ]. Newsalt and Constance
Bach, who had expected to start
back to Owatonna this morning, will
not leave until next Monday.
The L. M. Ekeberg family, OF 726
College street, entertained sixteen
young people at their home Wednes-
day evening in honor of Thomas
Sud, for the past year and half an
employee of the Standard Oil COM
paY1y here, who left this morning
for his home town. Glyndon, where
he will start a store. Games and
music were the evenings entertain
nent, and a fine lunch was served
at q late hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius r. Baker, OF
Ills Seventh street south. have as
guests at their home Mrs. Bakers
parents and brother, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
A. Lukens and Eugene Lukens, Of
Chicago. ~ III
Mrs. F. ]. Chapman and little
daughter, who have been visiting
here for a week at the home of Mrs.
Chapman's brother, DR.. F. A. Brick
err and wife. left this afternoon for
their home in Winnipeg. Mrs. Chap
mans mother, Mrs. Carolyn Bricker,
also of Winnipeg, will remain in
Fargo a week or two longer at her
sons home.
L. C. Lord. of Charleston, ILL.,, ar
rived in Fargo Wednesday evening
for a few days visit at the home OF
his daughter, Mrs. w. J. Awty and
family, 511 Eighth street south. Mrs.
Lord, who has been here for the
past ten days. will remain in Fargo
until Sept. 1.
Miss Kathleen O'Brien. of Chica-
60, has returned to the O'Brien cot
tage at Dakota beach, after a weeks
visit here as the guest OF MISS
Madylin Mclean.
Miss Florence Freeman, who has
been visiting Miss Ellen O'Connor,
Of Seventh street north, for two
weeks, left Wednesday for her home
in Verona N. d. .a
Miss Lyle Nelson, Of Minneapolis,
arrived in Fargo Tuesday for a ten
days visit as the guest Of Miss Lii
liam Leeby, 613 Tenth avenue north.
%
selmer H. Tovaas, editor OF the
Raleigh, N. D., Herald, and Miss Gar
net Strain, daughter of Mrs. j. j.
Strain, her family being a prominent
one in Morton county, were married
last Monday afternoon at the Meth
odist parsonage in Mandan, Rev. r.
R. |Hedtke officiating. The bride was
formerly of Moorhead, where she has
many friends. The couple will reside
in Raleigh, and will be at home to
THAR friends after Sent
The Mission circle Of the Norweg-
ian Baptist church will meet Friday
evening at s o'clock at the home of
Mrs. George P. Sundt, 1119 Fourth
avenue north.
The regular weekly meeting Of the
Roosevelt club was held Wednesday
afternoon at the Roosevelt school,
with a good attendance of ladies from
that neighborhood. The club is ac-
complishing considerable in the way
of making Red Cross supplies, and is
meeting weekly.
About fifteen automobile loads OF
members of the st. Marks English
Lutheran Ladies' Aid society went to
the farm home of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Beisecker Wednesday afternoon. The
time was enjoyed socially games De-
ing the principal diversion, and at s
o'clock a. number of the husbands
joined the ladies at a sumptuous bas-
ket supper. The outing was greatly
enjoyed by all the participants.
G.. A. Amidon, Of Litchfield, Mimi,
motored home Tuesday after q visit
Of several days in Fargo at the Tar
bell home, on Thirteenth street
south. The Tarbell and Amidon fam
lilies were friends and neighbors at
Edinboro, Pa, several years ago.
Mrs. F. L. Anders was hostess
Wednesday afternoon at the regular
weekly meeting of the Sixth Street
South Neighborhood club. Seven
teen of the members were present,
and spent the afternoon as usual,
working on comfort bags for the
soldiers. This one club has nearly
eighty such bags all completed now,
and has been organized only few
weeks. Its comfort bags will be dis
tributed through the medium Of the
Red Cross. under whose direction the
work is being done. The usual So
ciaI hour was enjoyed, and refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
Mrs. George HowelIs and sons.
Llewellyn and Glynn, are expected
home this evening from an outing Of