The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-05-29

features OF very pkedSd1lb
social evening were vocal numbers by
Miss Ruth Larson and piano solos by
Miss Marion Bergerson. A dainty
lunch was served and before dispensing
the crowd presented Mrs. Bohnsack
with a cold meat fork. gravy ladle and
berry spoon. all in the Community sill
yer pattern. =.
Mrs. @. L. HubbeIl and Miss Nellie
Hubbell viii entertain about twenty
| friends next Thursday afternoon at a
pre- nuptial party for Miss Florence
Turner, whose marriage to John NJ.
Hartong, OF Idaho Falls. Idaho. will
take place early in July.
Mesdames orbom, Stanton, Williams
and Baldwin are among Fargo women
expecting to attend the grand lodge
meeting Of Rebekahs that will begin
City and continue during the two days
OF the grand lodge convention of Odd
Fellows. Mrs. s. ]. Hill OF Fargo. a
Rebekah past president, expects TO
attend that banquet that will feature
the Valley CITY assembly Tuesday
evening, June S. The banquet will be
an annual affair in honor Of state Re
bekah past presidents. Mrs. Leper Of
st. Paul, formerly a member Of the
Fargo organization, who is state
assembly officer, will accompany the
Fargo delegation to Valley City. join
ing them here next Tuesday.
John NJ. Hartong Of Idaho Falls,
Idaho, left for his home Monday even
ing after a few days visit in Fargo
at the H. R. Turner home. 3s6 Eighth
recently returned from Blackfoot,
Idaho, is to become the bride Of Mr..
Hartong the first week in July.
A big event in Moorhead normal
school circles is the presidents recep-
ton to the Senior class, which viii
be held Wednesday evening in the nor
NAL school gymnasium. The invita-
tons include the seniors and their
friends, and the evenings program will
have as special features several solo
dances.
P. F. Timlin returned to Fargo Sun
day from Grand Forks, where he has
spent most Of the spring, giving his
personal attention to his farm, two
and one-half miles from Grand Forks.
The farm Is one Of 500 acres, com
prising some Of the finest land in the
Red river valley. Mr.. and Mrs. Timlin
have decided to move TO Grand Forks
this next week, TO better care for their
farming interests. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A.
Dutton, OF the Wellington agreements,
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Timlin at din
ner Sunday evening.
The Associated Charities and the
Day Nursery Of Fargo will both be
closed all day Wednesday, Decoration
day.
The Standard Bearers of the First
Methodist church held their last reg
ular meeting Of the year Monday aft
ernoon at the home Of Miss June Mil
ler on Thirteenth street south. Collec-
ton Of the mite boxes and dues feat.
ured the business session, which was
followed by a social time and serving
of a delicious picnic lunch. on the
porch.
The A. c. faculty ladies Of the Tues
day Evening club will be entertained
this evening at their regular meeting
by Mrs. W. F. Sudro. Thirteenth street
north.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. Hinton, 600 Third |
street north, are the parents OF baby ]
son, born Monday.
A very interesting Wilhelm Tell pro
gram was given this afternoon in
Fargo college chapel by Miss Perleys
ing the program there was pleasant /
social hour during which light refresh |
ments were served.
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A daughter was born this morning to |
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Dillabaugh 1910 Sew |
enth avenue north.
Mrs. r. s. Lewis is home from a
three months visit in Franklin, Va, |
at the home Of her daughter, Mrs. J. |
c. Beale.
Prof. and Mrs. A. ]. Stephens, Prof. !
and Mrs. George w. Weller. Miss Helen
Clara Pollock, all of the Fargo con- 8
servatory, motored this morning from
Ada. MINI, where Miss symons re-
peated last evening her graduate piano
recital. given here recently. Ada is
Miss Symons' home and she was greet ,
ed by a large and most appreciative
audience. She was assisted as before, '
by Miss Nesseth, contralto. and Miss
Pollock substituted as ,accompanist for
Miss Gormley, who was unable to go.
Mrs. H. F. Horner. of Sixth street J
south, has as her guest for a short !
time Miss Ethel Joslyn, of Hope, n.
D.
Mrs. J. D. Penheiter, Of Ninth avenue
south, entertained the members OF the
Literary section Of the Roosevelt
Neighborhood club Monday evening
the program being taken up with read
ing several chapters of Dickens DOM
hey and Son.
The F. L., A. r. and z. C.. Watkins
families motored home Monday from
the Minnesota lakes, where they had =
enjoyed a few days outing.
Miss Glee Mack left today for her
home at Bookings, S. D.. after a few
days visit in Fargo as a guest at the |
@. H. Oleson home, on Sixth street ,
south.
Miss Jennie Craven was hostess J
Monday afternoon at the home Of Mrs. |