The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-05-01
SOCIAL NOTES.


which several interesting contests af-
forded the diversion. Rose and white
was the pTedominating color scheme,
being carried out with carnations and
ter decorated Miss Lillithuns chair at
the table when the delicious two
course lunch was served. Miss Lilli-
hun has been ,stsSn0grap9er At d the
here for the past three or four years,
and Mr.. David Is with telephone COM
pany at Omaha. having formerly been
smploysd by the N ts n,ste here IRE
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Maxon, Ala
Fourth avenue north, and will be a
very quiet AFFAIR. The couple will be
Clara Lillithun, and Alfred Nayes, both
of Fingal, N. ID. Mrs. Maxon and Miss
Marion Moorehead, Nalso of this city,
will serve the wedding dinner Thurs
be entertained at dinner Wednesday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Skogmoe, of
the Improvement building.
Miss Bernice Troyer. who returns
wednesday to her former home, Du-
luth, to reside, was honor guest Mon
day evening at a pleasant affair given
by Misses Ruth and Faith, Gardner, at
their home on Thirteenth street south.
The other members of the First Metho-
dist church choir were the guests, and
the evening was enjoyed with music
and games as the aversion. me most
esses served a dainty lunch.
Mrs. C. r. washburn. of Minneapolis,
arrived in Fargo this morning to be in
attendance this afternoon at the funer-
mother Of Mrs. 6. 3. Biakeslee.
The First Aid classes of the central
district of the city will hold joint
meeting this evening in the gymnasium
of the 7. w. C.. A., and will be address
| ed by Mrs. Bondahl, superintendent of
st. Luke's hospital. After the lecture
the classes will be divided into groups
will each meet twice week at the ~
building. on Monday and Thursday
evenings.
A quietly celebrated wedding took
place this morning in Moorhead. Miss
Louisa Engle, of that city, and Clar-
ence Coleman. of Fargo, being united
In marriage at O'CLOCK ~ fatner Al Al
couple were attended by Miss Martha
Fora and Robert Koloski, both of Moor
head. The bride wore pretty suit
costume of navy blue, and her attend
ant suit of olive green shade: Later
wedding breakfast was served to the
near relatives of the couple at the
Engle home, red, white and blue pre-
couple will 20 to housekeeping at once
Nom Eleventh street north, this city. Mr..
Coleman is assistant shipping clerk at
the Manchester Biscuit Co. of Fargo.
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The members of the Alpha Mu fra
ternity of the A. G. entertained at $3.50
o'clock dinner Monday evening at the
fraternity house in compliment to the
Khaki. the personnel of the same be-
ing Messrs. Hanley, Bayliss and Clark,
Canadian soldiers wounded in the
European war. Messrs. Hanley and
P sata 0 regiment: Alumni members
of the fraternity who were in the city,
and Lieut., r. B. Carrithers and Coacn
Paul Davis, of the 4. 9. faculty. were
short talks. The honor guests all spoke
informally and in most Interesting
manner of their experiences in the war;
The fraternity men and their guests All
went 10 the Orpheum, wherg the honor
guests are appearing the first half OF
this week, and following the perform
srce all gathered again at downtown
cafe, where another interesting social
session was held. s 81
Mrs. f.. r. Dougherty, of Tenth ave-
nue. north, will be hostess Thursday
to the ladies of the Idle Hour club.
Charles Ellis expects to leave next
Friday for Cleveland, o., where he mas
sGfSp tee Raeee CO. as Mss
graduated from Fargo college last
spring and has more recently been do
ing work in the chemistry department
of the North Dakota Agricultural col
lege.
Miss Anna Forsberg, Third avenue
south, president, was hostess Monday
annual Installation Of new oficers and
cabinet members of the Y. w. c. A. OF
Fargo college. Included in the new
cabinet are Misses Virginia Bachman,
Morgan, Nellie Poyzer, Martha Ditt--
mer, Dorothy Baseom, Mary Gerard,
Gertrude Slime. Florence Phillips,
Guenn Guthrie and Anna Forsbers.
eiuded readings by Mrs. w. II. Harris;
vocal numbers by Mrs. Guy r.. VoWles;
and reading by Miss Blanche True OF
a letter of congratulatton to the
on its work, from Mrs. Wilde, chair
man OF the student committee for the
North Central field, Minneapolis. Misses
Gertrude slime, Ruth Philo. Elizabeth
St Orr and Gladys Plath assisted MISS
Forgberg in serving lapboard lunch.
Robert CIendening and children re-
turned Monday to their home at VIM
bledon. N. D., after being residents OF
Fargo since early in December Mrs.
Clerdening will remain here for g few
DAYS longer before returning to VIM
biedon, and is guest at the home OF
Mrs. r. u. Weibie.
Mrs. z. H. stickney was hostess
Monday afternoon at her home on Fifth
street north to the members of the
Fargo study club 1T their regular
meeting. The program comprised these
features: Paper on Goethe's Faust,
prepared by Mrs. j. W. Hansel, at pres
ent in Chicago, and read by Mrs. Wal
lace N. SteaTns: and q group OF three
songs from Faust. sung BY Prof. E. j.
Sucher, with Miss Florence Gormley as
his accompanist. tea was enjoyed
~ the close OF the study hour. The last
meeting OF the club for this season
will be held in two weeks at the home
Of Mrs. w. Fl. Harris.
A program which took up the study
Of several well known Russian COM
posers was enjoyed Monday afternoon
by the members Of the Music section