The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-10
- SOCIAL NOTES

MRS. William T. Twilight and sister,
Miss Ethel Warner, were hostesses
Monday evening at the Twight home,
| 1412 Second avenue. south, to fifteen
young ladies whom they entertained
at a parcel shower for their sister,
Miss Mabel Warner, a bride of July
IL. An evening of social chat and
games was enjoyed, with lunch in
| two courses served aat 1920 o'clock.
The bride-elect received many pretty
gifts, which were taken to her by
| little Evelyn Cecilia Twilight, CARRIED
as cupid, and drawn in state in a
small wagon by Willard and Wilbur
kreig, the small twin sons of Mr.
and Mrs. John Kreig. They too were
| dressed as cupids. The house was
decorated in red and green, effec-
lively arranged. those colors pre-
dominating also in the lunch.
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Another pretty affair in honor Of
Miss Mabel Warner was given this
afternoon, when Miss Esther Dahl,
of 80 Third avenue south, Moorhead,
entertained a few friends at a parcel
shower. Dressing clothespins as
members of a miniature bridal party
was the diversion at this affair, and
Following the presentation of the
gifts a lunch was served. Sweet
peas were used as decorations.
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Miss Anna Westlund ana Oscar
Monson, both of Moorhead, were
quietly married at s o'clock Monday
evening at the G. A. Westlund home,
327 A street north, Moorhead Rev.
Joseph Ramsey, new pastor of the
English Lutheran church of that
city, officiated, in the presence OF
NT1Ix h. g.
latter were attended by Mrs. Ger
trude Rossiter, of Moorhead, sister
of the bridegroom, and j. w. Hodges,
of Fargo. The bridegroom is en-
ployed in Moorhead, and until re-
Gently the bride had been in the en-
ploy of the Home Tea company of
Fargo for some time. Mr.. and Mrs
Monsoh will reside next door to the
Westlund residence, going to house
keeping at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Angel, of
New York city, who have been visit
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Angel of SIP
Fourteenth street south, for the past
ten days, will leave Wednesday
afternoon for their home. Mrs.
Angel was honor guest Monday
afternoon at a small and informal
party at which Miss Clara Pollock,
of Ninth street south, was hostess.
The guests were personal friends of
Mrs. Angel. Needlework was fol-
lowed by dainty lunch.
Over fifty children of the Sunday
school of the Glad Tidings Mission.
pastor, enjoyed the annual picnic in |
Oak Grove park Monday afternoon. |
Ideal weather contributed much to
the pleasure of the outing, and a |
splendid time was enjoyed from |
to o'clock Nearly a dozen of the |
teachers and other adults Of the
Sunday school accompanied the |
and prepared the sumpt-
uous picnic supper. Those in charge |
of the affair are very grateful to all |
who made it possible, all the whole |
sale houses of the city having con-
tributed provisions, and several Far 1
their autos for transporting the /
crowd to the park and back.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fernstrom, Of the |
Marinello shop here, has returned to |
Fargo from Flag Island, Lake of the |
Woods, Mimi, where she has just /
finished proving up on her claim Of
l60 acres. Mrs. Fernstrom has !
fine claim there, and is most en-
thusiastic over the rapid develop
ment of that very interesting and
beautiful scenic section of the state.
Of Minnesota.
The Catholic ladies are asked to
Ineet at St. Johns Orphanage We'd
nesday afternoon, July IL, to sew
for the orphans.
The board of directors of the Far
30 Y w c. A., will hold its regular
meeting Wednesday morning at $3.50
o'clock at the home of Mrs. F. B.
Leach, go Tenth street south. The
meeting is to be held there because
Mrs. Leach is confined to her home
Is the result of recent accident,
having torn the ligaments loose in
one foot while in Minneapolis a
week ago.
Misses Eathel Wood, Anna CHS
1olm and Bertha Schnierle win leave
This week for Nevis, Mimi, to enjoy
! vacation outing OF a week or ten
lays at the Fargo z. W. G. a camp
Miss Evelyn Simpson, OF Mime
apolis, has returned home after a
TWO weeks visit in Fargo as the
guest Of Miss F1oy Stevens. 901
Sixth street south Several parties
we're given for Miss Simpson during
ler visit here.
Miss Edna Wiehe returned 10 Far
30 Monday night from Minnewau
Kan. n. D., where she has been
visiting ever since her school was
9ut. at Minot with the exception OF
! visit with relatives at Flora. Miss