The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-04

day from a visit OF three weeks at
the home Of her mother. Mrs. H. W.
Gilbert in Superior. Wis.
Fargo friends will learn with in
terest that John SchuIZe, of st.
John, N. D., who has been a student
at the A. c. for the past two years,
has been accepted as a recruit in the
u, S. navy band. Mr. Schulze left for
Minneapolis Wednesday night, and
departed from that Getty Thursday
night for Norfolk, Va. He and Elmer
Dynes, Of Fargo, who was accepted
in the same branch of the service
this week, are both members of the
same fraternity, the Delta Pi of the
A. G.
Drs. F. A. Bricker, Scion Crum, F.
z. Davoll, J. e. Frenette, G. D. Price
and c. A. Putney, all of Fargo. left
Friday evening for Fergus Falls,
MINI, to attend West Central dis
trict dental meeting today, that dis
trict being under the supervision Of
| the Minnesota Dental society. DR..
Bricker was. on the program for a
paper on Pyrrohea, of which he has
made o special and extensive study.
and to conduct q clinic. The Fargo
dentists will return home Sunday
evening.
Misses Dorothy Trautman, Alice
Mitchell, Eleanor Amidon, Arene
Richardson, Lenore Graham, Marvel
eroned by Miss Olivia Luger, have
been enjoying a house party in the
Jack Shotwell cottage at Lake Melss-
So this week, are expected to return
to Fargo Monday evening.
Mrs. Bert Draper and baby, OF 400
Fourteenth street south, arrived
home Thursday from a four weeks
visit in Condo, 8. D. They were ao~
companied home from there by Mrs.
Diapers mother and little brother.
Mrs. c. o.. Holmes and son Virgil,
who will be in Fargo for a two
weeks visit.
Misses Anna and Ella slattery. OF
the Lowman fats, entertained few
guests at dinner Friday evening in
honor of Miss Magma Winders, who
leaves Fargo Monday, to be gone
indefinitely. Following the dinner,
which was one of pretty apoint-
ments, the young ladies enjoyed an
automobile ride about the two cities.
Miss Winders expects to drive her
car to Havre. Mont, and will be &C
companied on the trip west by
Misses Matha Trick and May Bark
ley. The three will spend two or
three weeks on Miss Winders' home
stead, near Havre. after which
Misses Trick and Barley will return
to Fargo. They will make the motor
trip via Williston.
Professor and Mrs. r. J. Sucher
and Miss Florence Gornley, all of
the Fargo College Conservatory of
Music, returned home Thursday
night from Mayviile, where on Wed
nesday evening they very success
fully gave an entertainment at the
Normal school. Professor Sucher
appeared in tenor solos, Mrs. Sucher
in readings, and Miss Gormiey was
accompanist and piano soloist. An
audience of good size greeted them,
convincing NAL Ter. The Mayville
people who heard these Fargo artists
are hoping for a return engagement
in the near future. Professor and
Mrs. sucher and Miss Gormley were
entertained all day Wednesday by
DR.. and Mrs. H. II. EWy, of Mayviile,
Mrs. Envy is a sister Of Mrs. G. A.
Putney, of Fargo.
Mrs. J. z. Johnson, of Eighth aven-
ue south, who spent two days In |
Fargo this week, has returned to the
Johnson summer cottage at Lake |
Melissa.
Mrs. II. F. May and little daughter, |
of 1909 Fourth street north, return |
ed home Friday from a two months
visit in Chicago, and Ann Arbor |
and Detroit, Mich. ..... /
Mrs. F. z. Ball and children, who
were up from their summer home at
Melissa to attend the golden we'd
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Loomis |
the first Of the week, returned Friday
to the lake.
Mrs. H. Sachs and daughter, Miss
Ida Sachs, of Minneapolis, who have
been visiting for the past three
weeks at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Max St%n, on First avenue south,
will return to Minneapolis Sunday
night. Miss Lena Sachs, another
daughter, was graduated from the
Dakota Conservatory Of Music last
year.
Mrs. H. c. Wick, Of Pembina. who
is prominent in the North Dakota
Federation OF Women's clubs, has L
been named chairman for North Da-
lSota by the woman's committee OF
the Council Of National Defense.
Mesdames e. May, J. c. Ness, o. D.
Adsero, Oscar Kjorlie, Axel Larson,
]. H. Dahl and Fl, II. Larson were
hostesses Thursday afternoon in the
church parlors, to the First Lutheran
Ladies' Aid society. Sewing follow
ed a short business session, and the
usual social hour was feature Of
the meeting.
Miss NJ. p. Rahilly will leave to-
night on an eastern buying trip for
the Rahilly Millinery store Of Fargo.
She will be gone until the last of
August, visiting the markets in the
twin cities. Chicago and New York
Miss RahilIy will also visit with re-
atives at Binghamton, N. Y, and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Black, of the
osgood apartments, left Friday af-
.ernoon for a sojourn Of several
weeks in New York city, on a COM
oined business ana pleasure trip.
I'm route home they will visit Buff
'alo and other points in the east,
Mrs. Blacks parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
!. A. Jordan, who have been their
yuests for some time, started Thurs
lay for their home n Anaconda,
Mont.
Mrs! M, L. Grobe and daughter,
Phyllis of 328 Eighth avenue north,
home Friday night from
lisbon, where they had been visit
ng for about two weeks They were
d the midst Of the recent cyclone