The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-13

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hostesses served lunch. assisted by
Miss Ella Lewis and Mrs. J. E. Hyde.
Gladiolii formed pretty decorations
of the various rooms.
Mrs. r. r. Ross of All Fifteenth
avenue south. entertained eight lit
tie guests Saturday afternoon in
honor of the third birthday anniver-
sary of her little daughter, Lois Jane
Ross. The children amused them
selves with variety of games until
Mrs. Ross served supper, which was
repast especially pleasing to chill
dren.
Several girl friends were guests
Saturday night of Miss Hilma Hof-
mann. 1905 Tenth street north, at a
slumber party held in celebration OF
her sixteenth birthday anniversary.
Little Miss Margaret Cooper,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. N.
Cooper, 214 Eighth street north, cele-
brated her tenth birthday anniver-
sary by a party Saturday afternoon.
Eight little friends were guests, be-
ing Gladys and Ruth Whitney, Ruth
Holt, Myrtis Johnson, Catherine
Hays, Irene Keefe, Virginia Wright
and Leona Wilson. A very jolly aft
ernoOn was enjoyed.
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The Members of Co. B auxiliary
are urged to meet promptly at 1880
o'clock this evening at the Masonic
temple, so that any of their number
desiring to attend the Co. B benefit
entertainment that will be given this
evening at Mapleton, may be ready
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from here, at $50 o'clock. Those
who plan to motor to Mapleton this
evening will all gather at the Ma
sonic temple at the latter hour. The
number will include quite a delega-
ton of Co. B boys, 1t is anticipated,
as a good many of them are from
the Napoleon and CasseltOn vicinity.
Mrs. J. II. Daily, of Sanborn, Ia,
and Mrs. Bert Cramblit,, of Ames,
Ia, left Sunday for their respective
homes after a three weeks visit in
Fargo as sthe guests of their sister,
Miss Minnie Ashton, of Tenth street
south. They stopped in Fargo en-
route home from a trip to Glacier
National Park. Mrs. John Diehl, of
Boone, Ia, another sister who had
been visiting Miss Ashton, returned
hoAAiC SC'CAol unyS dSo'
Ed. Redetzke, of Breckenridge,
Mimi. was an over-Sunday guest in
Fargo at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. F. Brandt. 924 Fifth avenue south.
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Mrs. H. P. Halverson, of Fargo,
sang a very pleasing vocal solo at
the Swedish Lutheran church at
Kragnes. Sunday morning.
Mrs. D. K. Schlichter and daughter
Gladys, of Breckenridge, Mimi, ac-
companied by Misses Ivy and Gladys
Brandt, of Fargo, who had been
their guests for three weeks, arrived
in Fargo Sunday morning, having
motored from Breckenridge. Mrs.
Schlichter and daughter, who were
guests at the c. F. Brandt home, 924
Fifth avenue south, returned to
Breckenridge today accompanied by
Miss Gladys Brandt, who will visit
there for another week.
Miss Laura Taylor's many Fargo
friends will be interested to learn
the date not yet being announced,
to Mr.. Cobb, of Elkhorn. Wis. Miss
Taylor has been spending the sum-
mer at the home of her parents, in
Los Angeles, Cal. The bride elect
is a graduate OF the North Dakota
college, and for the past
three years has been teaching at
MINI.
Mrs. Ellen B. Colborn, of San
Diego Cal, and her daughter-in-
law, Mrs. l.. B. Colborn, of Grand
Forks, spent Saturday in Fargo as
of hn 1F ar'c
niece, Mrs. H. d. Paulson, 921 Ninth
street south. Mrs. Ellen Colborn
has been visiting at the homes of
her two sons in Grand Forks for the
past two months and a half.
Mrs. J. Newsalt and Constance
Bach, mother and niece of DR.. G. A.
Newsalt, of Fargo, left this morning
for their homes in Owatonna, Mimi,
after a five weeks visit in Fargo at
the DR.. G. A. Newsalt home, 1146
Fifth street north.
Miss Alice Hunter, of Eighth street
south, and her guest, Miss Anita
Thomas, of Louisville, KY, who Is
spending several weeks in Fargo, re-
turned Sunday evening from Lake
Melissa, where they had been for the
week end.
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Miss Marjorie Knapp returned this
to her home in Lisbon, hav-
ing been here for the Thomas Emery
wedding Saturday evening. Miss
Knapp arrived in Fargo Friday
evening. and was entertained at the
home of Prof. and Mrs. G. r. Vowles.
Miss Ethel Hauser, who has been
teaching summer school at Eveleth,
Mimi, arrived in Fargo Saturday for
a two weeks visit at the horae of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hauser after which she will go to
to visit her sister, Mrs.
Lawrence Bartlett, until school re-
opens at Eveleth this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Carlisle, Of
1905 Eighth street south, are the |
parents Of a nine and one quarter |
pound son, born to them on Sunday |
The H. w. Gearey, H. L. Bolley |
and P. w. Farnham families have |
all returned to Fargo from their /
summer camp at Big Cormorant |
lake.
Miss Marion Phillips, of James |
town, and Miss Frances Shea, of |
Glyndon, both of whom were in Far
go Saturday evening to attend the |
Thomas Emery wedding. left early |
Sunday morning for Barnesville, |
where Misses Beatrice Guinness and |
Eta Lake, of the place, were host
esses at a semi-reunion of the |
Senior Eight, comprised of Fargo
college girls of the class of 1916. |
Five of the Eight" were present at |
the reunion, the other one being Miss |
Ruth Tate, who lives at Glyndon. |
While in Fargo Saturday Miss |
Phillips was the guest of Miss Clara |
Emerson, of North Broadway She /
to Jamestown today.
Some of the workers of the Fargo |
French War Relief association plan |
to take their lunches and work all |