The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-06-08

Allison. All the departments were
well represented. Mr.. StockwelI pre-
sented the plans for the school for
the summer, including work Of rec-
girls. After the discussions. refresh
ments were served.
Miss HaIdis Sundre returned home
Thursday from Lake Detroit, where
she enjoyed q delightful two days OUT
ing at the e. 2. Bruce summer home
Mrs. Frank Z. johnson and baby
daughter, Of Detroit, Mimi, arrived in
Fargo wednesday evening to visit for
the remainder OF the week &C the home
Of Mr.. Johnsor's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank =. Johnson, on Eighth avenue
south.
Six members Of the Theta Chi fra
ternity Of the A. G. were guests We'd
nesday evening Of Robert Pearson, who
entertained at his home. 1il2 College
street. An informal dinner was fol-
lowed by q theatre party at the Gar
rick.
Miss Alice Olson is expected home
Saturday from Hunter, N. D., where
she teaches in the public schools.
Miss Bess Ballantyns, of the Fargo
high school faculty, will accompany
Miss Hazel Nelson, also a teacher
here, TO the latter's home in Valley
City Saturday evening. Miss Ballan-
tyne will return to Fargo Monday, and
expects to leave about Tuesday for
her home at GAINESVILLE. Ia, where she
will spend her summer vacation.
Miss Esther Thompson, a member
- - 80 "a L.
expecting her mother, sister and
brother TO arrive here Sunday night
from their home in Wisconsin. TO be
present at her graduation.
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Miss Ethel Graves entertained the
other eighth grade graduates of the
Dilwortf public school at a theatre
party at the Garrick. in Fargo, Thurs
day evening. At its conclusion they
went TO the Graves home in Dilworth,
where delicious refreshments were
party.
Miss Bergliot caspary, OF Moornead,
will present her voice students Of
Christine, n. D., in recital at that
place Saturday evening. The partici-
pants in the program will be in fancy
costumes to interpret their program.
Announcements were received here
today of the marriage Of Miss Agnes
Elizabeth Peterson to Gustaf Albert
Larson, which took place on Monday,
June 4, at Tacoma, Wash. The bride
was formerly in the employ Of the
Northwestern Telephone Co. at Fargo,
and has many friends here.
DR.. Z. M. Lier 10 expected home
next Monday from Minneapolis, where
he has been since the first Of this
week taking the special dental course
offered by the State University Of
Minnesota for the benefit of those pre-
pairing for examinations for admission
to war service.
Miss Bergliot caspary, of Moorhead,
returned home Thursday night from
Bismarck, where she has been for a
few days on business. Miss Caspary
will start voice studio in Bismarck
next fall, and expects to leave for
Chicago the last OF June to study this
summer with Prof. D. A. clippinger.
All Of the teachers of the Lincoln
lunch served Thursday afternoon about
8 O'clock at the school building, the
hostess being Mrs. Charles Simon, OF
TOT Second street north.
Miss Marguerite Holes received
word by telegram Thursday of the
OF her brother James H.
Holes, OF Fargo, which took place at
4 o'clock Thursday afternoon in san
Diego, Cal. The bride was Miss
Cynthia William, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. !. b. William, OF Julian, Cal
Mr.. Holes will return TO Fargo with
his bride in about two weeks, and they
will make their home at the Holes
residence, 1913 North Broadway. The
bridegroom is manager OF the large
Holes farm, just north OF Fargo, where
he IL well known and has a host Of
friends.
The Teachers Training class of the
Swedish Baptist church held q delight
full outing Thursday evening in honor
Of Rev. Norman Brighton OF the
Christian church, who in the absence
OF a. pastor Of the Swedish church had
been teaching the class. The affair
was also in honor OF the new Swedish
Baptist pastor, Rev. o. r. Feth. About
motored early In the even
ing to the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Vic
tor johnson, Oak Port Center farm,
seven miles north OF Moorhead, the
trip being made in the auto truck of
Edlund q Walgren, contractors, and
Lars Matson's car, which were donat-
ed for the occasion. At the johnson
home a spirited indoor baseball game