The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-27

ter, Mrs. H. H Porter, and family, 30
Tenth street north. They are on thei
way to their new home. small tow
: where they will engage in the frui
raising industry. Mr.. Smith was for
merly a resident of Cass county, thi
state, where he has host of friends
six miles from Casselton.
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The Fargo high school boys who hat
| planned to give a dancing party at tn
Civic Centre Thursday evening, hav,
postponed the same to next week, prob.
ably on Thursday evening. About thir'
ty young people are included in tn
invitation to this affair.
Miss jeanette Rankin, Representative
/ from Montana, was one of the guests
entertained at the luncheon given dur
ing the last weekend by Speaker and
Mrs. Champ Clark at their Washington
D. c. home. Spring flowers in red, white
and blue, with miniature flags as place
cards, were used in the appointments
The other guests included number Of
representatives and senator's.
Mrs. Harry z. Magill and daughter
Miss Elizabeth Magill. are in Winni-
| Mrs. Ella Bcrgstrom, of Cooperstown
| this state, is expected to arrive in Far
go tonight for short visit at the home
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The Forum building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert J. Gerlach. of S1s
| Second street north, are the parents OF
baby daughter, born Thursday after
| noon.
The woman's Boarding Home asso-
| citation will hold sale OF homemade
pastry, pickles, canned fruit, pies ano
cake, Saturday at the. Peterson 4
Goldsmith Sore, beginning at II
o'clock in the forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Paulson, 921 Ninth
street south. the former of The Forum
| editorial force, are receiving the con-
CALCULATIONS of their friends upon the
arrival of twin daughters at their
| home this morning.
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Mrs. D. l.. McTaggart arrived home
days at Breckenridge, Mimi, with Mr..
| McTaggart. who is in the hospital
there. Their many friends will be glad
to learn that the patients condition Is
somewhat improved at present.
Misfortunes are coming doubly at the
Aleck Matson home, 31e Eight ana
One-half street north, where both Mr..
Mr.. Matson has been suffering with an
attack of pneumonia all this week,
and yesterday Mrs. Matson, who had
also been ailing for several d., days. sui
ly increased the anxiety of their rela-
tives and friends Mr.. Matson is one
of the clerking force at the c. A.
Swanson clothing store.
The twenty-six active members and
thirteen rockies" Of the Alpha Kappa
Phi fraternity of the A. c. moved yes
terday into their handsome new fra
ternity house at 1871 Fourteenth street
north, the construction of which was
only recently completed. The. fraterni-
ty has grown rapidly since being or
ganized year ago, and the added room
afforded by the new quarters was bad
ly needed.
The announcement that Miss Mar
garet Plank, composer of the state
Federation song, is to become the bride
of Stanley Ganssle, of st. Thomas, N. D.,
will be of interest to club women all
over this state. Miss Plank Is at pres
emit studying at Emerson School of
Oratory, Boston. She is an alumnus Of
the North Dakota university and is
we'll known in educational circles; Her
fiance is cashier of bank In 81. Tnom-
as. Miss Plank's song has been sue
cessfully used by the state federation.
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Mrs. Aubrey Brophys many friends
will be glad to learn that she has been
able to return home after having been
a patient for three weeks at local
hospital. Mr.. Brophys mother, Mrs:
NJ S. Brophy, who was mere Tor several
days, has returned to her home at
Page.
A very large attendance is hoped for
at the annual meeting of the Florence
Crittenton Home ASSOCIATION at TN. tne
evening The business session Will pc
gin at s o'clock, and as usual VIII De
featured by number of very inter-
esting reports.
Mrs, A. Chandler, of Fifth street
north, was pleasantly surprised Thurs-
day afternoon when her daughLers'
Misses Margaret and Lillian ChandIer'
outh ConeregationaI Ladies' Aid socie-
ty at their home. very pleasant
social time was enjoyed. and dainty re-
freshments were served.
The regular meeting of the Alpha
Young Peoples society of the United
Lutheran church will be held this eve
ming at o'clock at the church; Tne
vocal solo by Miss Henrikson; read
Ings by Miss Ellen Kolsto9; and q
piano number by Miss Orla Thue. The
POSSESSES will be the members OF the
Jolly six Girls club
The ladies' auxiliary of the U. c. T.
will entertain at cards saturday eve
l Eaeies hail. A light lunch will follow
ards All U. c T. members and their
antilles are included in the invitation
O attend, and the proceeds Will go to
he local Red Cross fund. The commit
ee in charge consists of Mrs. p. Gla-
er. Mrs. M. w. Bartick and Mrs. z.
aiordan.
Mrs. George H, Hollister, of Ninth
treet south, returned home this week
rom her winters sojourn at the fam
Tvs winter home, Lake Alfred, Fla.
II. HOLSTER returned from the south
everal weeks ago.
Mrs. ]. A. Poppler and baby left to-
ay for their home in Grand Forks,
ffer visit of several weeks at the
ONE of DR.. and Mrs. r. e. Weible, on
eighth street south.
Rev w. J. Hall, of the First Pres
yterian church Of Moorhead. officiated
u Wednesday afternoon at the marriage
{ Miss Anna Dahl, OF Fertile, MIMI,