The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-09

was presented by the host with a
corsage bouquet OF roses. as favors,
Besides the eighteen choir members
there were also present the pastor,
Rev. William r. Bacher and wife.
and Rev. w. s. Ulrich, formerly pas
tor there, and wife.
Mrs. Irene J. Edgar and Miss e.
len Thorson were hostesses Thurs
day evening at the Edgar home, 1924
Second avenue south. at a party
complimentary 10 Mss Fay Whittier.
Fargo, who will be married on
Thanksgiving morning TO L. ].
Sweeney, Forsythe, Mont, formerly
Of Fargo. The sixteen guests spent
the evening in making useful sIttB
for the bride elect, and in Red Cross
knitting. Lunch was served at II
o'clock, pink and white predominant
ing. The bride elect was presented
with a large bouquet OF pompoms.
and the other guests were given cap
nations as favors.
Members Of the first and second
football teams OF the Fargo high
school will be honor guests this ev-
enirg at a dinner party which the
Girls Booster club Of that school will
AASAN a. AAAg VI MISS 4EEuOEt
Graham, Third avenue south. A
theater party will follow. Miss Ora
ham is club president. and Miss
Genevieve Stark is secretary treas
urer and cheer leader.
Decision was made to hold a party
Friday evening of next week in the
Agassiz gymnasium, at meeting
held by the Erodelphian Literary
society of Fargo high school. just
before school took up this afternoon
DR.. H. G. Leonard. former Fargo
pastor now OF Hamline, Mimi. who
arrived in Fargo Thursday evening,
will be the speaker this evening at
the first meeting for the season Of
the First Methodist brotherhood. A
Eet-together. session that will be Of
unusual interest because Of DR..
Leonard's presence. has been plan
ned. DR.. Leonard is a guest at the
L. c. Anderson home, and will return
to Hamline tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Kastella, who
were married Wednesday, Nov. I. at
the home of"the brides parents,
Georgetown. Mimi, are spending
few days in Fargo. They will go from
here to Wendell. Mimi. where the
bridegroom's mother. Mrs. X. H.
Kastella, resides. Their plans are in
definite, owing to the fact that Mr..
Kastella is in the next draft. The
bride was formerly Miss Emile
Hottie, and an unusual fact in con-
nection with the wedding is that her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Hottie.
were married in the same room of
the same house, thirty-three years
ago. Rev. Mr.. Lutnes: PerIey, Mimi,
oficiated Wednesday.
.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Liljedal. Dill
worth, entertained fifteen friends
evening at a fine dinner
served at 9 o'clock at their home.
A delightful social time, with card
games as the amusement, followed
the repast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kennedy. Ar
gusville. arrived in Fargo Thursday
and have taken apartments at 424
Twelfth street north for two months,
during which time Mr.. Kennedy will
be on jury duty here.
In response to quite a general de-
mand for IL, coffee will be served
each Saturday afternoon from now on
at the cosy tea room maintained by
the Gethsemane Guild ladies in the
deLendTecie store. The guild hos
tesses are now paying special atten-
ton to serving participants in thea
ter parties.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Jacobson. Ia
coma, Wash. spent Thursday in Far
go, en- route to Buffalo, n, Y, where
they will visit relatives.
Mrs. Hugo Stern and daughter Mar
ion have gone to Chicago for a
months visit.
Program features at the Plymouth
congregational Missionary society sill
yer tea, held Thursday afternoon with
Rev. and Mrs. E. G. Ford. were: Read
lngs by Mrs. Reed and Mrs. Lundgren;
vocal solo by Mrs NJ. II. Hayford: and
vocal duet by Mrs. Arnold Preckel
ana Mrs. Hayford. Twenty-Five were
present and a neat sum was realized.
At a business session IL was decided
to hold baked goods sale just be
fore Thanksgiving. A social hour fol-
lowed the program.
Miss Frances McSeess ST PsuI ar
rived in Fargo this morning, having
accepted a position at the Dewey
studio.
Mrs. Arthur CoStatn, MooFhead, was
hostess Thursday evening to the
members of the Moorhead Congrssa-
tional Philathea class. at their regu-
lar meeting. Knitting followed the
brief business session.
An interesting program was given
Thursday afternoon at the Erodel-
phian Literary society meeting, held
&C the Fargo high school, Ii com
Drised readings by Misses Pearl
SiegeI and Florence Keplsr: piano solo
by Miss Dorothy Campbell: and cur
rent events given by Miss Evelyn
Jensen. So that the members from
the Agassiz school might attend, the
society decided to hold its meetings at
i:45 o'clock hereafter.
The Little Priscillian club met
Thursday afternoon after school with
Dorothy Bentley. Oficers for the next
President, Helen Vance: vice presi-
Sent, Helen Curran; treasurer, Doro-
Thy Bowe; and secretary, Helen Olson.
The remainder of the meeting was
spent in packing small boxes OF
sweets for the wounded soldiers in
French hospitals, the girls putting up
ten OF these and enclosing a letter In
each package.
Mrs. r. H. corrie's Sunday school
lass of the First Presbyterian
church will take charge of the
nursery at the church next Sunday
morning.
The Young Peoples society of the |
FIRST Lutheran church will meat a