The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-16

gram has been arranged, in observance
Of Feb. II, Frances willard Memorial
day. Friends and anyone else interest
ed in the society are invited to attend.
The members of the senior class of
Fargo college enjoyed Jolly affair
Thurs g. S %ith miss On ES
avenue south. Games OF varied char
acter were enjoyed, one Of the most
amusing being that Of writing poetic
in Keeping with the valentine idea. A
faculty guest at the affair was Prof.
H. c. Beyl.
here Wednesday for their home in
Great Falls, Mont, after a two days
visit in the city as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hoenck, 621 Ninth avenue
north. They stopped here on their way
home from a brief stay in the twin cit
les, where they went to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Benton's father. Mrs.
Benton was before her marriage Miss
Claire Krogh. at one time teacher in
the Longfellow school of this city, and
Mr.. Benton is also a former resident Of
Fargo. where he for some time follow.
ed his occupation Of jeweler. They had
old friends while here.
Charles Porritt, jr., and Eliot Rich
ards returned home Wednesday from a
les.
Local friends of Ned Tweeden. son Of
city 1 viii be- interested to learn Of his
marriage, which took place Thursday
evening in this city at the Tweeden
home. The bride was Miss ELLEN John
which was a very quiet one, was per-
formed by Rev. William Bacher. Only
relatives were present at the wedding.
G. H. Porritt, Of this city, contractor.
is in Detroit, MINI, on business.
e. M. Corey, of Fargo, formerly Of
Grand Forks, left Thursday evening for
Butte. Mont. where he will visit his
SON Walter Before returning to Fargo,
Mr.. Corey will also visit his daughter,
Mrs. Fred Grabenstein, formerly Miss
Leone Corey, at Deer Lodge, Mont.
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Mrs. August Meinecke and Mrs. F. S.
Strehmel are in receipt Of announce
ments Of the marriage of their sister,
Draper, Of Milwaukee. The wedding
took place on Feb. 8.
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Mrs. w. e. Nixon and little daughter
IN this city Thursda ay hight for Aar few
weeks visit at the home Of Mrs. Mig
ell. S07 Fourth street north. ....
Mrs. A. H. Schumacher, Of 1923
Fourth avenue south, will entertain a
few friends at dinner this evening In
compliment to her husband, who is
day. The valentine effect will predom-
mate in the decorations for the dinner,
at which Elmer Anderson, of Watford
City, N. d. will be 2 guest.
A pleasing entertainment was given
Thursday evening in the crypt of Geth-
semane cathedral. at which the Sunday
school had as: guests the parents of the
children enrolled in the former. A brief
speech of welcome on behalf of the
girls was given by Margaret Alsop; one
on behalf of the boys by Thomas Bux-
ton; one for the women teachers by
by DR.. Pierce. There were also songs
by Joseph Kloman and Merrill Bier
man, and selections by John Porte on
an originally constructed instrument
made from the she'll Of a cocoanut. The
program closed with a clever original
poem written and read by Mrs. James
Aylen. g..
Mrs. George P. Stillman, Of Duluth,
Mimi, is visiting in this city as a guest
at the home Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Holzer
Mrs. James E.. Boyle and daughter
Louise returned home today from a
few days visit in Grand Forks as
guests of Prof and Mrs. H. e. Simp-
son. Mrs. Boyle was formerly a resi-
dent of Grand Forks.
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Another innovation is being planned
at the A. c.. to take the form of May
day carnival, with May pole dances,
flower dances and the browning of q
May queen as the leading features. The
students will have charge of working
out the details of the affair, and lunch
con will be served on the campus that
day by the college Y. w. C. A.