The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-06-25
SOCIAL NOTES.


Mrs. G. R. vowles. Miss Clara
Emerson and Miss Eva Freeman gave
a pretty breakfast party this morning
at the Vowles home. 1915 Sixth street
south. at which the honor guests
were Miss Helen Smith. who will be-
come the bride OF Willis W. Alexan-
der. of Red Bank. N. J.. on June 20,
| and Miss Faith Gardner. who on
Wednesday evening, June 81. will be
| married to Archibald McKinnon. of
| Mapleton. The delicious four course
| repast was served at o'clock. Covers
were laid for sixteen. at one large
and two small tables. whose floral
centerpieces were all of yellow roses.
| Corsage bouquets Of yellow roses
marked the places of the honor guests,
| and a single rose lay at each plate.
| The menu was carried out in yellow
and white so far as possible. An in
formal social hour followed the break
fast.
Twelve little girls and boys were
! guests Saturday afternoon at q party
given by Mrs. A. E. ElWell. Moorhead,
in celebration of the fourth birthday
anniversary of her little daughter,
Lucille Olive Elwell. Various games
were enjoyed. after which supper was
| served at a table decorated with pink
and white peonies and wild roses.
The children were given an automo-
bile ride early in the evening. and then
taken to their homes.
Miss Abbie Simmons will leave this
evening for San Francisco, to visit
friend for two or three weeks before
\ going to Los Angeles. where she will
| spend the rest of the summer at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. Schermer-
horn. Miss Simmons. who has been
the guest of Mrs. F. j. Thompson,
First avenue south. for the last two
weeks. will return in the fall to her
duties as a member of the North Da-
kota Agricultural college faculty.
-
w. S. Hooper went to Detroit,
Mimi, Sunday. and will be guest
for several days at the home OF his
daughter, Mrs. George H. Norby,
where Mrs. Hooper is spending the
summer.
Miss Irene Thompson returned home
Sunday evening from Lake Sally,
where she enjoyed a three days out
ing as a guest at the P. J. Burfenning
cottage. ....
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin Basker, who
were married at Great Falls, Mont,
June Is. will make their home there
after a short wedding trip, Mr.. Basker
being in the employ Of the Great
Northern Railway company, with
headquarters there. He is a son of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Basker, of Fargo,
Bertha Ann Marie Garske, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Garske. of
Garske. n. D.
Mrs. Bessie Lashkowitz and daugh-
ter, Miss Rose Lashkowitz, OF sos Eg-
bert court, will entertain at o'clock
dinner this evening at their home.
Covers will be laid for fifteen in all,
and honor guests viii be those who
Lashkowitz- LEVITT wedding, which
was celebrated June 10. These honor
guests are Mrs. II. T. Bearnan; Min
neapolis; Mrs. A. H. Barron, st. Paul;
Misses Ruth and Pearl Siegel, Du-
luth; and Archibald and Nathan
SiegeI, Superior Wis. An eight-course
repast will be served.
10
S. r. Aase. head OF the Aase Pub
fishing company Of Fargo, and Miss
Constance Refsdal. of Deer Park,
Wis. were married in the latter city
Sunday, the brides father, Rev. o.
Refsdal. United Lutheran pastor at
Deer Park. officiating. The bride. who
is q graduate Of the Lutheran Normal
school at Madison. Mimi, has been
teaching for the past three years at
that place. Mr.. Aase has many friends
in Fargo, and is a prominent young
business man Of the city. Mr.. and
Mrs. Aase will visit relatives and
friends at various places in the lake
region of Wisconsin until July i, and
shortly after that date will come to
Fargo to reside.
A number of Moorhead friends are
interested in the wedding OF Miss
Martha Reid, Of that city, and Arthur
Fylling. of Crookston. Mimi. which
took place in Crookston Sunday, at
the United Lutheran church.
Mrs. Sadie A. Walker left this
morning for q vacation trip to various
points along the Pacific coast, includ-
ing San Francisco, and will be gone
until time for school TO open again in
the fall.
The woman's Home Missionary so
ciaty OF the First Methodist church
will hold a., social affair Tuesday af-
ternoon at the home Of Mrs. John
Opfer. us Seventh street south. Mrs.
Opfer will be assisted by Mrs. 3.
F. Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Courtney, OF
Sixth avenue northeast, arrived home
Saturday evening from a three weeks
motoring trip to Lavinia, on Lake
Bemidn, where they were the guests
of friends, and to Little Falls, MINI,
where they also visited friends
Miss Engelhard, recently OF the Of
nee staff Of the Pioneer Life Insur-
ance company, was an over Sunday
guest OF Miss Winifred Brown, al the