The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-08-23

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Miss Emily CLANCY celebrated her
seventeenth birthday anniversary
Wednesday afternoon by entertain
inc fourteen girl friends at a box
party at the Garrick theateI. From
there the party went 70 the Clancy
home. on Eighth street south. where
an informal musical program by
Miss Ella Bohnsack and Miss Fran
ces Adams was enjoyed, followed
later by lunch.
The Moorhead Yeomen will give a
dancing party following their next
regular meeting at the Phenix hall,
that city, Aug. 2S. This dance will be
given as a farewell affair to mem
bers OF this organization who have
answered the call to the c9Iors, as
they expect to leave very soon now.
All Yeomen and their friends are in
vited to attend.
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Mrs. A.. o. Norton, OF Cavalier.
and Mrs. H. o. Wilcox, OF Lansing.
Mich, who are visiting Mrs Stewart
Wilson, of Third avenue south. were
honor guests Wednesday afternoon
at an informal party given by Mrs.
William v. Wilson. OF Second avenue
south. Other out-of-town guests
present were Miss Avis Akee, of
Thief River Falls; Miss Effie Will
son, of Minneapolis, and Miss Alice
Kelly, of Devils Lake. Mrs. Norton
was formerly rdiss LuBelle Wilson.
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J w. Z. Naylor is back in Fargo
from a months sojourn In New York
city, having been on a successful
buying trip for the e. A. Kicker de-
partment store.
Kenneth Train. son of Mr.. and
Mrs, M. D., Train, of 90s Seventh
street south, left Tuesday evening
for Lake Michagamme, Mich, where
he will spend the next two weeks
with party of young people at the
summer home of A. e. Delf, auditor
for the Duluth South Shore g. At
lantic railroad.
Miss Avis Akre, of Thief River.
Falls, arrived in Fargo Wednesday
for a short visit as the guest of Miss
Jean Wilson, Third avenue south.
She is a Fargo college alumna and
member of the Sigma Theta sorority.
Another guest at the Wilson home Is
MISE f" hSOAy VI JtAAAhACAPSAAos
cousin Of Miss Jean Wilson, who is
here for several weeks.
Little Joseph Frenette returned to
Fargo Wednesday evening from
Maxbass. N. D., where he has been
spending most of the summer at the
home of his uncle, A. w. Ellsworth.
M. D. Train, of the Kruse store,
arrived home Wednesday from a
buying trip to New
York city. He had been in the east
for the past two weeks.
Miss Frances Dettmann, of Grand
Forks, came to Fargo Tuesday to
meet her sister, Miss Mae Dettmann,
who is en- route home from sojourn
at the Detroit lakes. The Misses
Dettmann are guests here of their
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Zuelsdorff
S. D. Risher and Luellen Rdsher, of
Brazil, Ind, are in Fargo as guests
at the home of their daughter and
aunt, Mrs. Charles Irvine and family,
of the Ansonia apartments.
The Fargo w. C. T. U, will meet
Friday afternoon in regular session
at the home of Mrs. f.. G. Gardner,
629 Ninth street south. The program
for the meeting will be in charge of
Mrs. John Monson, and will include
brief addresses on prohibition issues
of the hour.
Rev. Willard Lyon, pastor of the
Valley City First Presbyterian
church. is spending his summer va
cation in Fargo as a guest at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
s. s. Lyon, SIT Thirteenth street
south. Rev. Mr.. Lyon will supply in
the pulpit Of the First Presbyterian
church of Fargo for the next two
Sundays, in the absence of the reg
ular pastor, Rev. It. j. Graham.
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Mrs. e. NJ. williams and Miss Inis
mother and sister of Mrs.
M. N. Hatcher, 204 Tenth street
north, left Fargo the first of the week
for Grand Forks, and will make sew
eral other stops en- route back to
their home IN Spokane, Wash, which
they expect to reach about Sept. /.
Mrs. Williams was in Fargo seven /
weeks, and her daughter was here
ten days, the latter having spent
some time visiting in New York city.
d. c., and other points
IN the east.
Announcements have been received
here of the birth Of a son on Aug.
Ia to DR.. and Mrs. H. e. Gowland, of |
Ind. DIR. G0wland is a |
'on of Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Gowland.
If Fargo.
A program of musical numbers |
will be the attraction this evening |
It a social affair at which the mem
'ers of the Mission study class of /
he First Lutheran church will be /
lostesses in the church parlors. The |
Program win begin at o'clock and
will include vocal numbers by Misses
Clara. and Hilda Hendrickson,. and |
hort addresses by the pastor, Rev.
,. r. Anderson. and Prof. o. ]. Han
on.
Rev. T. ]. Graham, OF the First
church, and family have
one to Lake Lizzie for a two weeks
'acation outing. Mrs. Graham and
wo daughters, Jean and Agnes, spent
he previous three weeks at Big Pine
AXE.
To correct an error made in
revious issue, attention is called to
he statement emanating from Red
ross headquarters in Moorhead
hat there is no yarn available for
ale to individuals, there. The sup
ly of yarn is limited. so far. and
o more has been obtained than is
eeded for knitted articles that will
9 contributed through Red Cross
hannels.
Miss Alice Gallagher is home from
two months visit in the west, her
rip taking her to the coast. Miss
iallagher was in Spokane visiting
elatives part OF the time, and was
there at the wedding OF /
Ter sister, Miss Eleanor Gallagher
Ind a.. Thomas Herrick, also of Il
,nnhana which event fnnk nlaca on i