The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-08-23


Mrs. Francis =. Judkins, nee Miss
Lillian Sterns. The affair was a' SUR
prise on Mrs. Judkins, and the guests
numbered a dozen. The gifts were
presented by little william Lee, who
took them TO the recipient in a tiny
cart. A lunch served picnic style
was enjoyed at late hour.
Mrs. @. A. Johnsrud, of 26 South
Terrace. was hostess Wednesday
afternoon to fifteen guests in COM
pliment to Mrs. Bailey, who for the
past two years has been residing in
Fargo at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. r, 8. Davis, of 80 South Ter
race. and who leaves Friday for her
home in Elgin, Ill. Victrola music
and social chat were features OF the
affair, and a three lunch was
served. Red sweet peas and pansies
were used as decorations.
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Miss Nora Fields. of 414 Roberts
street, entertained few friends in
formally wednesday evening in COM
pliment to her guest, Miss Esther
O'Keefe, Of Minneapolis. A musical
program, to which various members
of the company contributed, and
aesthetic dancing by Miss O'Keefe,
who has made special study of that
art, were delightful features Of the
affair.
Mrs. o. A. Stevens. OF lilo Tenth
street north, entertained half a doz-
en- guests, both adults and children,
at dinner Wednesday evening. The
party was in celebration of Master
Dudley Stevens sixth birthday ami
versary, and he. received many nice
| gifts in. honor of the occasion. The
menu was in three courses and in
cluded large birthday cake lighted
with six red candles.
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| Mrs. M. F. Warner of No. As Jack
son apartments, Fargo, who had
been visiting her mother in Carthage.
Mo-, Tor two months, left there Sun
| day evening with her mother for an
extended eastern trip. They go first
to Washington, D. c., for several
| days, and from there to Philadelphia
and on to New York city. A Hudson
river trip from the latter city to
Albany, N. Y, is planned, and from
Albany they will go by boat to De-
troit, Mich, returning to Carthage
from Detroit via st. Louis. Mrs.
Warner expects to be back in Fargo
by Oct. /.
DIR. Percy and family, and Mrs. ].
p. Schroeder and daughter Marian,
all of McCluskey, N. D., motored
Wednesday to Detroit lake for a
short outing, after weeks visit in
Fargo at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
south. They will return to McClus-
key from Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs! NJ. &C. T. wolff. of
Marshalltown, Ia, and their son, r.
G.. Wolff, wife and little daughter
Eleanor, of Detroit, Mich, left for
Marshalltown Wednesday night after
a weeks visit in Fargo at the c. r.
Ewald home, 1117 Eleventh street
north, Mrs. Ewald is daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. T. Wolff. Mr.
and Mrs. r. @. Wolff and daughter
viii visit for few days in Mar
;shalltown before returning to De-
troit.
Miss Lillian Paulson, of Grand
Forks, and Hoffman Allen Pryor,
the latter of whom is quite well
known in Fargo, where he had
headquarters 4 for some time, were
quietly married last Tuesday.
The bride, who is sister of II.
d. 4Paulson. OF Fargo, in which city
she has visited several times, taught
for several years in the Junior de-
partrnent Of the Wesley conservatory
at Grand Forks, prior to this past
year S
Attorney and Mrs. e. n, Conmy,
OF Fargo, returned home Wednesday
from Towner, N. D.. where they were
i'm attendance Tuesday at the we'd
ding of Mrs. Conny's step rbrother,
Lieut.. Paul Goodman, son Of Fred
L. Goodman, g prominent Grand
Forks resident. and Miss Mae
Thompson, OF Towner The wedding
took place at the Thompson home,
and was a very quiet event, Lieut.
enant Goodman will report soon at
Camp Dodge, Des Moines Ia, whith-
er he will be accompanied by his
bride. Both are former prominent
students. Other guests present at the
wedding from a distance were Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Farr, of Hillsboro.
Mrs. Frank, Dorricott has return
ed to her home in Devils Lake from
Fargo, where she was the guest of
Mrs. George Acton, Mrs. Dorricott |
was accompanied to Fargo by Miss |
Minnie Arnold, who has accepted a
position IN TINS CITY.
Misses Clara Rose and Lorraine |
Pollock, who are en- route home from |
Columbia university, New York city. |
where they have been taking special
studies this summer, will visit a
short time in Detroit, Mich, They
are making the trip via the Great
Lakes.
The Young Peoples society Of the
Swedish Lutheran church, Ninth
street and Third avenue north, will
meet this evening at S o'clock. After
a program, Mrs. John Anderson will
serve refreshments. The meeting |
will be beld as usual, in the church,
and all are welcome.
Miss Fanny Anidon, of the Valley
City Normal, left Wednesday for a
trip over the Great Lakes. Miss
Amidon has been visiting in Fargo
at the home of her brother, Judge
G. f. Amidon and family.
Lyle Tree, of wheatland, is spend
ing few days in Fargo as the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Johnson, Of
the Jackson apartments.
Rev. C. e. Sewrey oflciated We'd
nesday evening at his home. 301
Tenth street north, at the marriage
Of Mrs. Esther Bates and Earl s.
both of Tower City. The
couple will make their future home
In Tower City.
Mrs. Caister Tree, OF Wheatland, is
visiting at Detroit lake this week, as
the guest Of Mrs. @. e. Bruce Of
Fargo.
Mrs r. E. Ball and children expect
TO return to Fargo the latter part of
next week from Lake Melissa. They
will close their cottage there at that
time. Miss Nellie Bail is up from the