The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-06-13
SOCIAL NOTES.

II. d. "a
Cavanagh, OF Fargo. was announced
this spring. Miss Feyereisens expects
to leave the latter part OF this week
for her home in Greene, La. Seventeen
young ladies were guests last evening,
and a delightful evening OF music and
sewing was enjoyed. The hostesses
served lunch OF most attractive feat
ures.
Miss Hazel Reilley. Of 1147 Seventh
street north, entertained a dozen
young ladies Tuesday evening at q
kitchen shower for Miss Irma Tilden,
whose approaching marriage to Har-
vey G. Noy, Of Detroit. Mich, was re-
Gently announced. Music was one Of
the principal features OF the evening.
and the original verses that accom-
panied the gifts were read aloud. A
dainty lunch was served after the
presentation of the shower. Other pre-
| nuptial affairs planned for Miss Tilden
are one this evening, at which Mrs.
| George Halliday of Seventh avenue
| south, will be hostess; one Thursday
evening, when Miss Gladys Trltchler,
of Eleventh street north, will enter
tain; and another party Friday even
ing, at which Miss Helen Stubbs will
be hostess Mr.. and Mrs. j. @. Tay-
lor, of Third street north, the latter
a sister of the bride-elect. will enter
tain at a family dinner party next
Sunday noon. Mr.. Noy will arrive in
Fargo Sunday morning from Detroit.
10
A parcel shower for Miss Alma Flohr
will be given this evening by Misses
Ella and Frieda Bohnsack at their
home just south Of the city, the guests
to number ten. Miss Flohr's marriage
to John Lindberg, OF Fargo, will take
place sometime this month.
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Tuesday evening at o'clock, June
ls, has been chosen as the date Of the
wedding of Miss Eta LEVITT and Atty.
Harry Lashkowitz, which will take
place at the home of the parents of the
bride-elect, Mr.. and Mrs. Mandel
LEVITT, 1925 Fourth avenue south. Far
go. ...l
Announcement is made by Mr.. and
Mrs. F. L. Gardner, Thirteenth street
south, Of the approaching marriage of
their daughter, Miss Faith Gardner, to
Archibald McKinnon. OF Mapleton, the
wedding to take place Wednesday
evening, June n, at the Gardner
home.
About twenty-five of the st. Johns
hospital alumni joined in a parcel
shower for Miss Margaret McDermott,
st. Johns nurse, Tuesday afternoon
at the Nurses home. Miss McDermott,
whose home is at Oakes, n. D., will
become the bride of ]. Simonitsch,
formerly Of Moorhead but now Of
Cleveland, n. D., where he is in busi-
ness, on June Fl, the wedding to take
place in Minneapolis at the home of
relatives of the bridegroom-elect. Miss
McDermott expects to leave Fargo
about June IS. The pre-nuptial affair
Of Tuesday was one, of many attrac-
tive features.
Six Fargo high school girls. Doris
Lowell, Katherine Hunt, Alice Mitch
ell, Arine Richardson, Dorothy Ball
and Dorothy Trautmann, are guests
this week at a jolly house party at
which Charlotte Twitcheli is hostess
at her home near Mapleton. w. NJ
Ball took the guests out in his auto
last Saturday, and they will be at the
TwitcheH home until this coming
Saturday. Misses Hunt, Ball and
Trautmann came back to Fargo to
Fargo to attend the A. e. party Mon
day evening, but returned to the
house party Tuesday morning.
DIR. Wallace n. Stearns, Of the Far
go college faculty, has been honored
with election to membership in the
Fine Arts Society of America, which
organizations headquarters are in
New York city.
A dozen Georgetown, Mimi, music
pupils of Miss NJ. C. Goodheart, of
Fargo, gave a recital in the George
town city hall Tuesday evening, for
which a large audience gathered. II
included people from all of the nearby
towns and several from Fargo and
Moorhead participated in the dancingl
party which followed. Miss Goodheart
played for the program Of dances. The
hall was decorated in the national
colors and ferns. Mrs. w. NJ. Good
heart motored to Georgetown Wednes-
day afternoon, to attend the recital
given under her daughters direction.
Miss Lillian Henning has returned
home from Minnewaukan, where she
has been in charge OF fourth and NTH
grade and physical education work In
the public schools. She will spend the
summer with her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Albert Henning, of 1928 Seventh
avenue south.
Miss Alice Lough is home from Salt
Lake City, where she has taught in
Rowland Hall, a select girls school, for
the past two years. She has as her
guest Miss Ethel Parmenter OF Bos-
at Salt Lake City, and who will ac-
company her hostess and the latter's
mother, Mrs II. P. Lough, to the Lough
summer cottage at Lake Melissa the
latter part of this week. Miss Lough
will return to Salt Lake City in the
fail, to resume her work at Rowland
Hall,
Mrs. A. A. Barrett. OF Fort William,
Ontario, Can, arrived in Fargo this
morning to see her son, Raymond
Barrett, graduated from Fargo college.
Mrs. Barrett stopped in Glyndon en-
route to Fargo. and was guest or
honor at party given there Tuesday
afternoon by Mrs. p. J. Shea. The az
Mrs. r. o. Gronvold and son Fred
erick, of 910 North Broadway, left this
morning for a months visit in Min
neapolis and New Ulm' Mimi
The Scandinavian w. c. T. u. held
a fine meeting Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. August Hanson. There
was a very large attendance. 1t was
a. Flower Mission and Relief meeting,
in charge Of the superintendent of that
department, Mrs. Charles Olson, VINO
included in her fine annual report the
fact that 800 bouquets had been dis
tributed, at an expenditure of S69. Inc
visits made were to the city hospitals,
county hospital and Jail, andgtext cards
and reading matter were left as well as
flowers. At Christmas and Easter time
special efforts were as usual, made TO
distribute flowers to those who would
otherwise not have received any. Rev.
o. 2. McCracken was present and gave
a splendid talk on the value of this
work and of the, w. G. 7. U. as a whole.
He referred to the latter as the right
k4mN
came next in importance. Byron Han
son son of the hostess, gave a piano