The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-28
CASSELTON

Casselton. N. D., April 81. - Mrs
Paul Smith left for Minneapolis on
Monday evening.
Mrs. Herman Strehlow and Mrs.
L. A. Taubert delightfully."- entertained
the Eastern Star ladies on Friday
afternoon at the Masonic parlors.
Miss Alice Cooney, one of the pop
ular hello girls. left for a few weeks
visit to points in Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. j. l.. Gunkel have
moved into their new home on First
avenue.
Friends are in receipt of the an
nouncement of the marriage Of Miss
Hazel Miner TO ]. w. Bolen, on April
14th, at Spokane.
The nine high school boys who went
to Bismarck to enlist in Co. A, were
given a reception at the Grand Pacific
hotel, Bismarck, Tuesday evening, by
the Casselton colony, Attorney Gen.
eral LANCER and Assistant Attorney
General Foster having IL in charge.
The Civic league and Woman's club
have made great preparations tor the
meeting Saturday afternoon at the
school auditorium, on baby welfare.
Miss Paula Kittel, instructor at the
Valley City normal. was home over
Sunday and Monday.
The annual meeting of the District
Rebekahs was called to order in the
Odd Fellows hall Tuesday morning
at $3.50. by the president, Maude Stan
ley. The visiting grand officers were,
Jennie Hale, president, Devils Lake;
Vice president Myrtle Muir of Hun
ter; Past Presidents Jennie B. Hill OF
Fargo and Alice Mares of Wheatland.
Lorraine Port, N. G.. Of the local lodge,
welcomed the visitors in a few we'll
chosen words, which were responded
40 hxS Mxy1sfIoz Ml1fas nf Hunter Miss
Nellie Hazard favored the visitors
with a piano solo. Committees were
appointed and the meeting then adj
journed until 1880. Florence Billiard
opened the afternoon session with two
beautifully rendered solos. Five lodges
reported, Tower City lodge being the
only one not represented. Gertrude
Major OF Hope led the rounA table
discussion which was followed by q
Wheatland. Miss Dorothy Grosvenor
then most gracefully appeared in in
terpretative dances. Different parts OF
the Rebekah work were then exempli-
fed by the Fargo lodge and after the
reports of the committees, Mrs. Hale,
state president, gave a splendid talk.
Miss Cora Pearson greatly pleased all
with two readings which were followed
by the election of officers. which re-
suited as follows: President, Marion
Burleigh; vice-president, Leona Rich
ardson: secretary, Lettie Mclaughlin;
treasurer, Mrs. Matt Siegel. Wheat
land lodge extended an invitation TO
meet with them next year, which was
accepted. The guests then repaired to
the Commercial hotel, where Bethesda
lodge served q banquet which was in
charge OF Miss Fern Dynes. About 20
were seated at long tables, which were
beautifully decorated with flowers or
the lodge colors, each place being
marked with q carnation. Full justice
was done to the bountiful repast and
the evening session opened at o'clock
with duets by Messrs. Terrence and
Stanley. Bethesda degree staff exem-
plified the initiatory degree with four
in most pleasing manner.
After the installing OF the new officers
Ice cream and cake were served.
Mrs. George Newberry stopped on
Mondap night on her way home from
Monday night on her way home from
r. G. Hazard, going on TO Cooperss
town the next morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gunkel have
moved into the Lambie cottage on
Mrs. Barney Bracht and daughter.
Mrs. n. Oertie. went 70 Minneapolis
Wednesday afternoon for a weeks
visit.
G. n. Dearing returned Monday eve
ming from Detroit, Mich, whore he
was called by the sickness Of his
mother.
Dr. Baldwin accompanied G. p. Hall
let to Minneapolis Thursday evening.
where Mr.. Hallet will enter q hospital
for treatment. All hope for his early
return, much improved in health.
Miss Marjory Bell entertained a few
friends on Saturday evening.
The Lady Foresters met in regular
session Wednesday evening and ini-
tiated candidates. After the work
banquet was served, Mrs. A. M. Lar
son being the honor guest. "A beautiful
lodge pin was presented to her.
VIM. Mansfield, father Of Mrs. H. III.
Walters, friends will regret to learn,
is very i'll. His two sons. Frank from
Montana and William from Minot. are
expected to arrive Friday and Satur-
day