The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-06-18


Y Mrs. r. v. Hutchinson, of the STRAIT
ford apartments. will entertain her ad-
vanced class in expression work at her
home this evening. The invitations in
| clude Miss Ida Hanawalt. of Grafton
Miss Ruby Crothers, New Rockford;
Miss Florence Plath, of Davenport. N
d.; and Dean Jensen. Marvel Nichols
Alice Mitchell, Iva McCracken, Doris
| Richardson, Eleanor Strate, Margaret
| Cruikshank, Charlotte TwicheH, Edith
Oberg and Winnifred Rollings. Miss
Hanawalt and Miss Crothers will be
unable to attend however. A program
OF readings that will comprise the
evenings entertainment will be given
by Misses McCracken. Richardson,
Cruikshank, Oberg and Rollings. Later
the hostess viii serve refreshments.
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Misses Lillian st. Lawrence and
Loretta Cassidy, both from Grand
Forks. who had been visiting here for
several days, were honor guests Sun
day afternoon at another pretty social
affair." given by Miss Alta olwin, whom
Miss st. Lawrence was visiting. Five
couples OF young people participated,
and the informal social afternoon
ended with a dainty lunch served at
o'clock. Miss st. Lawrence returned
to Grand Forks Sunday evening, but
Miss Cassidy will be here until Tues
day, at the Cassidy home in the Well
ington apartments.
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Mrs. Harry Footer and Miss Mary
Walsh entertained Saturday afternoon
at the formers home on Thirteenth
street south, in honor OF Miss Faith
Gardner, whose marriage to Archibald
McKinnon. of Mapleton. will take
place June 81. Twelve girls were
guests. and spent the afternoon in
making kitchen holders and writing
favorite recipes for the bride elect.
Lunch followed, and the various rooms
were prettily decorated in hearts and
red tulips. Miss Gardner and Miss
Helen Smith, the latter of whom will
wed Willis II. Alexander, of Red
Bank, N. j., on June 20. will be honor
guests at an affair to be given by Miss
Helen Blake, First avenue south, Tues
day evening. Another affair in COM
pliment to Miss Gardner will be given
next Thursday evening by Mrs.
George Everhart and daughter. Mrs.
G. n. Cooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Bearman and
baby. of Minneapolis; Mrs. A. Fl. Bar
ron, of st. Paul; and Misses Pearl and
Ruth Siegel, OF Duluth, Mimi, are all
expected to arrive in Fargo this even
ing, to be in attendance Tuesday even
ing at the LEVITT wedding.
Mrs. Bearman and Mrs. Barron are
sisters of Miss LEVITT, and the Misses
Siegel are cousins.
Dr. Walter D. Bayard arrived home
Sunday from Chicago, where he was
recently graduated from Northwestern
Medical school. DR.. Bayard will spend
the summer here with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Bayard, Of Second
avenue north, and in September will
return to Chicago, to take up work as
an inferno in the Children's Memorial
one OF the two largest chill
dren's hospitals in the United States.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Dotson and fam
lily, of Sixth street south, are enjoying
a months sojourn at Lake Lizzie.
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The LaChom sorority of Fargo coll |
lege members who have been partici- |
pants in an over-Sunday house party |
at Lake Melissa, at the Ball cottage, |
will return to Fargo today. The mem
bers Of the party were Misses Nellie |
Ball, Elma Faust, Frances Shea, Irene |
Eide. Doris Tillotson. Grace Lunding, |
Mae Hanson, Marion Phillips, Florence |
Della Roetke, Theresa How
land, Esther DAHL Clara Emerson and |
Hazel Hutchinson. Mrs. F. z. Ball
chaperoned the party.
Misses Margaret Chandler, May
Jones, Maize Gilmore. Lylith Rusk, |
Clara Dolve, Alice Tibert, Edna john |
son, Marion Johnson and Maude En- |
gle, members of the Achoth Eastern |
Star sorority of the A. c., arrived |
home Saturday evening from a three |
days house party enjoyed at Lake
Melissa. Mrs. Albert Johnson chap
eroned the party.
Mrs. Fitch, of Napoleon, n. D., who
has been visiting her son and family,
Of Tenth avenue south, for a few days,
will leave for her home this evening.
She will be accompanied by her grand
son, James Fitch.
A number of Fargo friends will
earn with much regret of the demise
this morning at her home in Staples,
Mimi, of Mrs. George eastman.
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Steven
son, of Flat 303 626-2S First ave. north.
Beside her husband and three children
Ind her parents, Mrs. eastman is also
by two brothers, Walter
Stevenson, Fargo. and Robert Steven
son, Minot, all Of whom will go to
nents for the latter have not yet been
Mrs. eastman has lived
n Staples ever since her. marriage in
Fargo, seven years ago. The inter-
nent will be in Staples.
Miss Mildred Amen, of Fargo became
member of the Sigma Theta sorority ,
# Fargo college early Saturday even
ng at a formal initiation service held
It the home OF Miss Ethel Sanborn, on
eighth avenue south. The ceremony
here was followed by a dinner party
It Prizes, and later the performance
It the Garrick was enjoyed. This :
orority recently elected as it's officers
or the ensuing year, Miss Helen
turner, president; Miss Dorothy
rude Cullen, secretary and treasurer.
With the exception OF Miss Alice
Iitcheil, who remained for a longer
isit. the guests at the weeks house
arty given by Miss Charlotte Twit-
hell at her parents beautiful farm
ONE near Mapleton. returned to their !
ONES in Fargo Sunday. They were
Kisses Katherine Hunt. Doris Lowell,
.rine Richardson, Dorothy Ball,
Dorothy Trautmann and Evelyn Pat
erson, all Fargo high school girls.
Miss Ella Bohnsack, who joined the
,elta Phi Gamma sorority house
arty at Detroit lake, Sunday left
unday night for Minneapolis. in COM
argo. Both will attend summer
chooI at the Minnesota "U."
Axel Aronson. a Fargo college grad
ate, has passed the Montana state
ar examinations. and is now located