The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-07-03

| which has recently been nafd OFT
supper will be served at the church
in the evening, and a large attend
ance is anticipated.
Mrs. A. r. Warner, OF Second
street north, gave kitchen shower
/ Monday evening in compliment t6
her sister in law, Miss Mabel War
ner, a bride of this month. Ten were
] guests, and special musical numbers
that gave much pleasure were by
Donald Faulders, Arthur Warner
and Misses Lillian Hanson. Esther
Dahl and Tracy Edwards. The dec
orations were OF red and white
peonies and candles, and red cupids
The lunch was carried out in the
same colors. Miss Warner received
many useful and attractive gifts.
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Mrs. John A. Belland, of 1927
1 First avenue south, entertained a
company of about twenty at hef
home Monday afternoon, in celebra-
ton of her birthday anniversary. An
informal social time was enjoyed, and
lunch was served at $3.50 o'clock. The
hostess was presented with many
nice gifts.
sMr. and Mrs. P. w. Clemens, OF
| Eighth street north, entertained a
dozen children at a picnic in Oak
| Grove park Monday evening. The
outing was in celebration of the sixth
birthday anniversary of their little
daughter, Helen Louise Clemens, and
lasted from 5 to 1880 o'clock.
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Bishop J. Poyntz Tyler and sons
John Poyntz, Jr., and Watt Henry
leave today for a two months So
journ at Kennebunkport, Me-, where
Bishop Tyler will take temporary
charge OF the Episcopal church. Mrs
Tyler who is visiting at present in
Virginia, will join them there later.
Miss Dorothy Lincoln, who has
been Miss Dorothy Keene's guest for
week or so, will remain in Fargo
over the Fourth, returning to her
home at Bowman, n. D., probably
Thursday or Friday.
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Miss Grobe, of Portland, Ore. is
expected to arrive in Fargo Friday
and until Saturday will be a guest
at the home of her brother, M. L.
Grobe and family, of 323 Eighth ave-
nue. north. A sister of Miss Grobe
Mrs. Palmer of Lisbon, is very i'll
and she will leave for the Palmer
nome SaIuFudy.
Miss Florence Mcmillan left Mon
day for her home at Wheatland
where she will visit until after the
Fourth. s#.
Miss Gladys Hawley. of Sixth
street south, has issued invitations
for an informal afternoon social af-
fair Thursday. in compliment to her
guest, Miss Nina Townsend.
Miss Ruth Alice Frank, of Tenth
street north, left Monday night for
a six weeks western trip, of which
her first stop will be at Roundup,
Mont. From there she will go to
| Clayton, Idaho, to visit her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Beard. Mr..
Beard has a gold mine there. Miss
Frank expects to motor from Clayton
to Portland, Ore, where she will
| visit relatives and friends, and at
Falls City, near Portland, she will
be the guest of her sister, Miss Mary
Frank. Returning home she will
make many stops, including San
Francisco, Los Angeles, Long Beach,
Salt Lake City, Denver, Kansas City
and other places en- route. Miss Frank
will be accompanied home by her
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who went to Clayton, Idaho, about
six weeks ago for her health.
The Red Cross rooms in the Y. M
C.. A. building in Fargo will not be
open at all Wednesday, on account OF
the holiday, and the morning class
of young ladies that was to have been
organized there will be organized in
stead this next week. Ten young
girls reported at the headquarters
/ for work this morning, and were
formed into class that will meet
once a week. 1t will be instructed
by Miss Isabel Rose.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Rockwell. until
recently of Duluth. Mimi, moved
Monday into the residence at 205
Thirteenth street south.
Prot. F. ]. Sucher, of the Fargo
conservatory, will go to Shoreham
tonight to rejoin Mrs. Sucher, who
has been there for a week. They will
both be at the. lake until Friday,
when they will return to Fargo.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Frank, of 116
Tenth street north, have as their
guest the formers aunt, Mrs. S.
MG6hSTp ITOEl h1ODAlcI AID l. hS NtSAI
is an especially happy reunion, as
the Frank family had not seen Mrs.
Meeker in twenty years.
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Miss Lois Dart. of Moorhead, :
teacher in the high school of that
city, will leave Wednesday for Ros-
ton, Mass, to take summer school
work at the Emerson College of Ora
tory.
Miss Elizabeth Gushing, who ar
rived in Fargo last Thursday from
Seattle, where she had been teaching,
and who had been in Rothsay, Mimi,
for day or so, returned to Fargo
Monday night from the latter place.
She is visiting at the George p.
Howell home, on Ninth street south,
Fargo, and with Moorhead friends,
and from here will go to Portage.
Wis. Miss Cushing has many friends
locally, having previously taught in
the Agassiz school of Fargo. She
went through Yellowstone park en-
route to Fargo from Seattle.
w. j. Clapp will join Mrs. w. J.
Clapp at Tower City, this evening,
and they will remain there over the
Fourth as the guests of old friends.
Mrs. F. H. Carter has returned to
her home in Grand Forks after a
weeks visit in Fargo as the guest
of DR.. and Mrs. E. M. Lier, OF the
Wellington apartments.
Miss Ida Mezirow will leave We'd