The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-18

/ Rolfe fainter. OF Chicago; Mr.. and
| Mrs. Lynn Stambaugh, of Hazen,
! Nd, and DR.. Frank barrow, Of st
Louis.
Mrs. Ernest 8. Hill, OF TOE Ninth
street south, Moorhead, was hostess
/ this afternoon to twenty young
ladies whom she entertained at a
kitchen shower for Miss Dora Free
man. of Moorhead, a bride-elect.
Most of the afternoon was spent in
/ hemming tea towels. which were
/ also presented to Miss Freeman when
completed. Garden flowers were used
as decorations. An out-of-town
guest present wac Mrs. Jennie Stohl,
of Rockford, ILL.,, cousin of the hon.
or guest. who is visiting at the Free
man hone.
Mrs. G. s. Dawson, s02 Ninth
street south, very delightfully."- enter
tanned a company of a dozen young
people Friday evening in honor OF
the birthday anniversary Of her son,
Charles Dawson, who is home for q
weeks furlough, having just recently
received a commission az second
lieutenant in the reserve corps, after
his three months training at Fort
Smelling. The dinner was served at
O'Clock, and the table appointments
Throughout were in military style.
The napkins formed miniature tents,
from the tops. of which few tiny
flags, and in the center Of the table
was a large birthday cake decorated
with red candles and inscribed with
twenty three" the honor guests
age, in red, white and blue letters.
at the corners of which were tiny
flags. Surrounding the cake, In fort
formation, were empty shells, souv-
enirs from the practice given the
men while in training at Fort Shell
ing. The place cards also bore a nag
design, and the entire effect was un-
usually appropriate to the occasion.
A jolly social evening, with music
and informal dancing as the diver
sions, followed the dinner. Mrs.
Dawson was assisted in serving by
her daughters, Misses Luella and
Ruth Dawson. Lieutenant Dawson
will be in Fargo until Aug. ~, when
he leaves for Camp Dodge, Des
Moines, Ia.
The young ladies employed at
Blacks store, to the number OF
about twenty-five, thoroughly sur
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Stems, at her mothers home, sos
Fifth street north, Friday evening.
In honor of her recent marriage they
presented Mrs. Judkins with a
handsome piece of cut glass. The
evening was enjoyed with games and
music, and delicious lunch, also
contributed by the young ladies, was
served at a late hour.
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Miss AIDA Blakeslee and Miss
Bertha Hagen, both Of the faculty
of the Dakota Conservatory of music
of Fargo are in Chicago studying,
the former taking advanced vocal
work from Lucille Stevenson, of the
Cosmopolitan School Of music, and
Miss Hagen studying piano with with
Conservatory. They expect to be
gone until early in September.
Special music numbers at the First
Methodist church Sunday will be
Still, Still With Thee, (Parrish), by
q male quartet, in the morning; and
in the evening a chorus number, The
Lord IL My Shepherd, (Smartl, ana
a tenor solo by F. ]. Sucher, Our
King, (Potoli).
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Mrs. r. T. Barnard, who have been
residents of jamestown for nearly
nine years, will make their future
home In Fargo, where Mr.. Barnard
will have headquarters for his lumber
business. He is special agent for a
number OF western lumber mills with
a large selling territory. Mrs. Barn
ard and children left Thursday night
for two weeks outing Of Annan-
dale, Mimi, before taking up their
residence in Fargo. Mr.. Barnard
followed with a carload OF house,
hold effects today friday. Their
many jamestown friends sincerely
regret the departure OF Mr.. and Mrs.
favorites in the social circles Of the
city.
Mrs. Anderegg, Of Decatur, ILL.,, nee
Miss Lydia Sim OF Fargo, who has
beene spending some time at the Sim
home. near Grandin, is visit
ing in Fargo for few days with her
aunt, Mrs. Mary J. Thompson, OF
Seventh street south, and with
friends. Mrs. Anderegg's sister, Mrs.
John Greenshields, now Of Montana,
10 also visiting at the Sim home near
Grandir.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Mahannah, of
1000 Ninth street south, have as
guests at their home the formers
mother and bfother, Mrs. p. G. Ma
Of North English. Ia, and
Lew Mahannah, of Nevada, Ia, who
arrived In Fargo Friday evening.
Mrs. Mahannah will be here for an
extended visit, but her son will re-
turn to Nevada in q few days, being
here also on q business trip.
Mrs. w. Kavanagh, of Seattle,
Wash. stopped over In Fargo Friday
on her way to jamestown, where she
has large land interests, and was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. F'roling,
1929 Second avenue south. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Froling motored to Far
so from MApleton Friday, and were
home by Mrs. Kava-
nagh, who will visit In Mapleton to-
night. She will go from there 10
Jamestown, and from the latter city
back to Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Sandy and
little grandson, Donald Hyatt, and
Miss Janet Sandy all OF Moorhead,
and Mrs 8. NJ. TAams and baby son.
Of Fargo have been visiting since |
at Darcy, as guests at |
The home of Mrs. Frank Shearer, for
merly Miss Margaret Sandy. Mr.. |
and Mrs. William Sandy spent Friday |
At Wimbledon, and are the guests or /
friends at Valley City today, they l
and their grandson being expected |
nome tonight. Miss Sandy and Mrs. |
fhafns will be at Darcy until tho /
first of next week
Dr.. and Mrs. O.. A, Carpenter and
Mrs Ralph fainter, have
zone to their cottage &C cormorant
axe for over Sunday, and from there
viii motor 70 Itasca lake before re-
to Fargo next Tuesday.
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Misses Cecille Tierney, Lulu Brust
ind Catherine Sullivan are home
rom Lisbon. where they were guests