The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-03


party given Thursday evening at the
Civic Centre by Miss Margaret Smith
and brother, Walter Smith, for their
guests, Miss Mary Garvey, of Chi
cago, and Miss Anne Mullaney, of
Dickinson, N. D. They were
chaperoned by Mrs. c. o. Smith and
sister, Mrs. Monica Garvey, the lat
ter of Chicago. Piano and trap
drum music was enjoyed for the
dancing. and presiding at the table
from which light refreshments were
served were Bernice Savage and
Paul Smith. Larkspur, daisies, gold
en- glow and asparagus ferns prettily
arranged formed the decorations of
the Civic Centre.
Mrs. Adolph Tietgens, of 110S
Eleventh avenue north, entertained
Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
John Baker, Of Holden, Mo, who is
here visiting her sister, Mrs. P. A.
Harvey. Guests, aside from Mrs.
Baker and Mrs. Harvey were Mrs.
Clinton Speer, Mrs. Drayton Burton
and the latter's sister, Miss ,Kongel,
Of Grand Forks.
Eight couples were guests Thurs
day evening at a delightful party
given by Miss Dorothy Bascom,
Eighth street north, in honor of Miss
Isabel Dale, daughter of Y. NJ. c. A.
State Secretary Arthur B. Dale Old
fashioned games afforded a very
jolly time, and the party ended with
a watermelon feast Miss Dale, who
is studying to be a nurse, at the
Evanston, ILL., hospital will return
on Aug. 6, to- complete her course.
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Misses Augusta and Eleanor Ken
nedy, of North Broadway, will en-
terrain a dozen young lady friends
Saturday afternoon at cards. follow
ed by a dinner party, and later in
the evening q theater party at the
Garrick. The affair is in honor of
Miss Margaret Smiths gues~
Misses Anne Mullaney and Mary
Garvey. of Dickinson and Chicago,
respectively.
Master Virgil Buck. son of Mr..
and Mrs. F. A. Buck, APT Seventh
avenue north, was seven years old
Thursday and celebrated his amin
versary by a party in the afternoon.
Seven playmates were guests. and
enjoyed a jolly time with games,
followed by lunch.
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A dozen young ladies were guests
Thursday afternoon at the affair CIV
en- by Misses Mildred and Florence
Reineke, in honor of Miss Nora
Hamlen, Of Akron, o., who is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. c. F. Harrison Of
Ninth avenue. A theater party at
the Garrick was the first diversion,
and was followed by an auto ride
and later a tea served at Prizes.
Other out town guests were Miss
Velma Stone, of Prophetstown, ILL.,,
Miss Anne Mulaney, of Dickinson,
and Miss Mary Garvey, of Chicago.
Edwin Linderberg, of Fergus Falls,
whose marriage to Miss Almedt
of Fargo. takes place
Saturday, his parents and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ A. Linderberg and Miss
Esther Linderberg. of Duluth. ar
rived here Thursday evening. M. A. !
is deputy collector Of
customs at Duluth. and one of that
city's most prominent citizens. His
son is representative for the F. A.
Patrick Wholesale Dry Goods con-
Germ, with headquarters at Duluth.
Miss Amy Evans and A. E. San |
derson, both graduates from the
State University of North Dakota
with the class of 1908, were married
AT Agana. Guam, last Tuesday. The /
bride. with her tiance's mother, Mrs. |
Gene Sanderson, sailed from san |
on the army transport
Thomas, July 5. meeting Mr.. San
derson, who is a government en- +
gineer stationed in Guam, at Agana,
The brides parents, DIR. and Mrs. X.
NJ. Evans, have been residents OF
Mimic, N. D.. for years, and are
well known through the state.
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Mrs. Matt Siegel and sons, NAL
colin and Jerome, who were in Grand
Forks to attend the wedding of her
niece. Miss Anna Rabinovich and
DR.. Harold Cooperman, Tuesday
evening, returned Thursday to her
nome in Fargo. She was accompanied
oy Mr.. and Mrs. Albert r. Cooper
man, who visited at the Siegel nome
until this afternoon. when they leIt
'or Minneapolis. Mr.. Siegel, Emil
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert hart
,tein and the formers brother, l. III.
all returned to Fargo
rom the Forks on Wednesday
1umber of--out- of town guests who
we're at the wedding are still at the
Ra binovich home. Among them IS
Mss pearl Siegel, of Fargo.
Miss Hilda Swanson, of 1920 First
avenue north, and Miss Celia Swan
,on. of Fifteenth street and Third
avenue north, Fargo. left this morn
ng for Page, ~. D., where they VIII
u guests Of their cousins, Misses
9earl and Violet Swanson. for
week.
Mandan Daily Pioneer: Many
dandan women are looking forward
o the meetings in the high school
building here on Thursday and Fri
law. when Miss Newton from the
ONE economics extension depart
nent of the state agricultural COLI
eye, viii present the subject OF