The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-07

guests with snort program OF read
ings. About 800 were present.
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The seven girls chaperoned by Miss
Olivia Luger, who have been enjoy.
ing a house party the past week at
the Jack ShotwelI cottage on Lake
Melissa, arrived home Monday even
ing. In the party aside from Miss
Luger were Misses Dorothy Traut-
mann, Alice Mitchell, Eleanor Ami
don, Arene Richardson, Lenore Gra-
ham, Marvel Nichols and Doris
Lowell.
Mrs. Lawrence M. Bartlett and two
children, Betty and Stephen, of Min
neapolis, are here visiting Mrs.
Bartlett's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Hauser, of First avenue south.
Before arriving in Fargo Saturday
they had spent a week in Casselton
with Mr.. Bartlett's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. 3. Bartlett.
Misses Ellen Callander, Marjorie
Brown and Helen More returned
home Monday evening from the
Stranahan summer home at Shore
ham, on Lake Melissa, where they
had been guests of Miss Mildred
Stranahan for week.
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Mrs J. Mcdonald autoed to Fargo
Saturday evening and returned Sun
day evening, accompanied by Mrs.
D. w. Mcdonald, the wife of Sheriff
Mcdonald of Clay county, Mimi, and
Mrs. Ada Marsh, a trained nurse Of
Minneapolis.
The young women's Wednesday
morning class of the Red Cross
4 laoI S.VV v~Nn tva a q
usual this week, and it is hoped that
every member can be present.
Deaconness Knox will assist with the
| instructions in surgical dressing
work for the ensuing month.
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Miss Ina Lowry expects to leave
Saturday for LaMoure, where she
will remain until after the wedding
of Miss Vaughn Miller and Harold
ding will take place on Aug. 15., The
bride ELECT is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pearl Miller. and her fiance is
at present a member of the reserve
officers training camp at Fort SHELL
ing.
Mrs. e. H. Heisser, who is spend
ing the summer at Cormorant loke,
is in Fargo for few days this week.
Miss Vesta Boswell, formerly of
Fargo but now of Bismarck, is doing
nicely following an operation which
she underwent Monday morning at
st. Johns hospital. Fargo.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Dean, of Grand
Forks, are guests here of their SON.
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
]. Gross, of Tenth street north. Their
nd al
of the Forks, with whom they motor
ed to Fargo Saturday, returned home
Monday.
Mrs. William Hauser has just re-
turned home from a five weeks visit
at points east. She spent two weeks
at Danville, Ill. visiting her son,
William Hauser, jr., and wife, and
from there went to Michigan City,
Ind. She was accompanied home by
her mother, Mrs. Halter Of Michigan
City, who will probably spend the
winter in Fargo.
Misses Isabel Rose and Clara Pol
lock expect to leave Wednesday for
an outing Of about ten days at Shore
ham.
Fargo friends have received an
Ruth Pelton, of Minneapolis, and
Harvey Jensen, which took place last |
Friday, Aug. 3. The bride conducted
The Gift Shop in Fargo for some |
time, leaving here only a few weeks |
ago for Minneapolis. Her husband |
expects to enter military training |
this month.
Miss Marion Phillips, of James
town, is expected to arrive in Fargo |
the last of the week to attend the |
wedding Saturday of Miss Frances |
Emery and Paul Thomas. Miss |
Phillips and the bride-eleet are both |
members of the LaChom sorority Of |
Fargo college. 49,
The Bethany Young Peoples So
ciety will meet Wednesday evening |
at 8 o'clock in the Pontoppidan |
church parlors. Miss Minnie Hagen !
will sing, Eleanor Farr will give |
readings, Miss Judith Stalheim will |
sing and other members will COM |
prise a program that will feature the |
meeting. Mrs. John Martinson and |
Mrs. Ed. johnson will be the hostess. |
A large attendance is urged.
Mrs. B. D. Rowley. of Mandan, re-
turned home a day or so ago after a |
visit Of several days in Fargo, with |
friends.
A benef1t for the Red Cross was |
held a few evenings ago at the Oscar |
Wilcox home in Grace township,
near Larimore. The attendance was |
quite large. people going from miles |
around, and quite a substantial sum !
was Melted for the organization |
Mrs. Wilcox was formerly Miss |
Laura Barchus' of Fargo.
A former A. c. student in Fargo, |
Jacob Fjelde, now in Company d. |
hospital corps of the Great Lakes |
naval training school, visited at the |
studio of his cousin, Paul Fjelde, the |
we'll know sculptor. in Chicago last |
Friday, according to a letter received |
from the latter by Fargo relatives.
In hot, sultry weatuef, Thistledown I
keeps the hair fluffy and curly.--Advt |
The Ladies' Aid society of st. |
Marks English Lutheran church of
Fargo will meet Wednesday after !
noon at the Carl Beisecker farm,
four miles north of Fargo. The mem
bers of the society are asked to be
at the church promptly at o'clock,
as automobiles will leave there for
the farm at that hour. Supper will
be in the form of basket picnic, at
6:15 o'clock.
Miss Ethel Hauser is expected
home Saturday morning from
Eveleth, Mimi, where she has been
teaching summer school. She will
spend two or three weeks in Fargo,
and expects to return to her teaching
in the Eveleth public schools this
coming fall.
Miss Lily McConkey, deaconness
of the Glad Tidings mission, who had
been absent from her duties there