The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-26

club ladies at their regular social meet
ing Wednesday afternoon.
The Afternoon Brid1. Climb .,,,, :,
entertained Wednesday by Mrs. walter
Wetz, of Eleventh avenue south.
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Mrs. ]. A. Poppler and baby son,
Philip Erwin Poppler. of Grand FORKS
be guests for short time at the home
of DIR. and Mrs. r. E.. weible. Mrs
Poppler comes at this time especially
to attend the meeting of the executive
board of the North Dakota Votes Fol
Women league. and other Grand Forks
members Of that board who will be N
attendance are Mrs. p. M. Cole and
Mrs. J. NJ Gillette.
An interesting program has been
planned for the meeting of the Eu-
phronia Literary society Of Fargo col
lege this evening In the Y. NJ: c. A
chapel speakers and others will be a
leading feature of the program.
Elmer Anderson of Detroit. MINI.
Miss Ruth Lincoln Of the Lowmar
apartments.
The members of the Mecca Past Ma
irons club of this city will be enter
tanned at their regular meeting next
Friday afternoon by Mrs. H. ]. Chris
Hanson.
The Minneapolis art exhibit at the
Commercial club rooms attracted a
largo number of admiring visitors
Sunday afternoon, and the number who
have been calling at those rooms since
the exhibit opened is indicative that
in art of merit. Mrs. MAZE Douglas
Rindlaub of the A. C.. faculty, through
whose efforts the exhibit was obtained
are financing the project, feel much
gratified at the interest shown by the
local public. A painting entitled, Joan,
by Mrs. Frances Greenman, seems to be
causing quite widespread comment,
note, has in it that deep quality that
attracts more than a casual view, A
portrait of Mrs. Arthur Law, done by
Miss Emily Mcmillan, is attracting
especial notice not alone because OF
the quality of the work, but from the
fact that the subject has a number OF
Fargo acquaintances. The exhibit is
open each evening from Z to 10 o'clock
and each day from IL a. m. to p. m.
George A. Dickinson of st. Paul and
Miss Elizabeth Pendray, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pendray of James
home OF the brides parents by Rev. c.
II. Phillips, Saturday afternoon. The
newly welded couple left that day on
short honeymoon trip, and will later
locate in st. Paul.
/ T. A. Quirk of this city arrived home
Saturday evening from an extended
sojourn in Florida. Mrs. Quirk, who
stopped off en- route home, at Mime
apolis to visit at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Roy Lewis, will not be
home until Tuesday
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. e. Manning of this
city returned home Saturday evening
from Redfeld, s. D., where they had
been in attendance at the golden we'd
ding anniversary of the formers par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. John Manning. The
latter couple resides eight miles north
east of Redfield, and their home was
the scene of a very happy reunion of
relatives on March 81. John Manning
was born in England, and his wife in
Massachusetts, their marriage taking
place at Winona, Mimi, in 1857. They
have four living children aside from
C. e. Manning, and one son was killed
after they moved to South Dakota
They have seventeen grandchildren.
They are numbered among the very
best of Sphinx county's Is. d. pioneer
residents, and both still enjoy a rea-
sonable degree of good health, al
years old, and his wife seventy-one
the eldest son, has lived in Fargo since
1888.
Machine hsmstitchine and pieotinu.
pIeating and buttons. Mrs. Kennedy,