The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-06-26

ana daughter, Miss Blanche True, a
their home on Sixth street south.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Loveder. o
S21 First avenue north. informally en-
tertained small company of guest
at dinner Monday evening, in compli
ment to Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Bacol
and Mrs. Henry Fallon, OF Bemidji
and Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. dollhouse o
Devils Lake.
Harold L. Wilson, assistant cashie
OF the First National bank of Fargo
accompanied by his brother, Rober
Wilson, motored today to Northwood
Mimi, where at high noon Wednesday
the marriage Of the former to Miss
Myrtle Holverson of Northwood, will
be solemnized. Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart
Wilson and Miss Jean Wilson, parents
and sister Of the bridegroom elect, will
leave Fargo for Northwood Wednes.
day morning by train, and will motor
pack home tomorrow afternoon with
Robert Wilson. The bridal couple
plan a ten days trip. after which they
VIII go to housekeeping in a new resi-.
dence on Eleventh street south.
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Miss Katherine Boise, who is to be-
come the bride Of Burger L. Bertel, OF
Fargo, on Saturday, June 80, will be
1 Will a HdnukGTCnlGI
shower at which Misses Eta Shaver
and Marie Rentschler will be hostesses
wednesday evening at the latter's
home. Another pre-nuptial affair for
Miss Boise will be given Thursday aft
ernoon, when Mrs. w. J. Clapp and
daughter, Miss Fanny CIapp, will en-
terrain at miscellaneous shower at
their home on Fifth avenue south.
Misses Harriet Lewis Margaret
freeman, Ruth Teichmanr, Margaret
Hunter, Lucille Wood and Frances
Buttles are guests at a house party in
session at the J. P. Hardy cottage, on
Lake Melissa. They will be there all
this week.
Readings by Mrs E. Chaser will be
q feature of the program arranged by
the June committee of the Ladies'
Guild Of the Christian church for the
social affair this evening at the A. w.
Beals home. 1920 North Broadway
Mrs. Beals will be assisted by Mrs. c.
g. Householder and Mrs. H. Palmer
All members of the Christian church
congregation and their friends are in
vited to attend.
The young ladies Of the Philathea
class of the First Methodist Sunday
school will be guests this evening of
Miss Marguerite Pinkham at her
home, 215 Fourteenth street south. The
Misses Palmer will assist in. entertain
ing.
| Y. w. G. A. summer conferences this
year will be held at HOLSTER, Mo-,
July 10 to 20; Silver Bay, N. Y, July
II to 81; Blue Ridge, N. C., July 20 to
30; Lake Geneva, Wis, Aug. 10 to 20;
and at Asilomar, Cal, Aug. 16 to "a.
Each conference will have special
courses Of lectures on conditions aris-
ing from the war.
Miss Frances Sim, who is spending
the summer at her home in Grancin,
has as a guest her cousin, Miss Ange-
line Lockhart, Of Spokane Wash. Miss
Lockhart will spend the summer at
Grandin, leaving there in the fall to
enter as student at Dana Hall, We'll
lesley college. She has many Fargo
friends, her mother being Dr. Frances
e. Rose, formerly a well known resi-
dent here.
Friends Of Mrs. L. C. Davis, Of Fifth
avenue south, will regret to learn that
her little daughter Elizabeth, is quite
seriously i'll.
Mrs. F. e. Dibley and nephew, Frank
Bayer, returned home Monday from
a motoring trip to Breckenridge,
Mimi, where they spent several days
with friends.
Miss Bess Allen, a local business
Minot and Eckn1an, N. D., where she
will visit relatives and friends for the
next two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs c. M. Bacon and Mrs.
Fl. Fallon. of Benidji, Mimi, left this
for their home. They came to
Fargo to attend the funeral last Wed
nesday Of the late Mrs Bernard Het-
and. who was a sister-in-law Of Mrs.
Bacon and Mrs. Fallon.
Willis Whitaker Alexander, Of Red
Bank, N. j., whose marriage to Miss
Helen Smith, OF 402 Ninth avenue
south, Fargo, will take place Friday,
tune 20, arrived in the city from the
East Sunday evening.
ire expected home next Wednesday
rom Buffalo, N. d. They have been
listing there and in that vicinity
since last Friday, making the trip by
automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. e. dollhouse motor
ID this morning to their home In Dew
Is Lake, having been guests In Fargo
'ince Saturday at the home OF the
ormers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
dollhouse.
Mrs. r. D. Hoshins, of Bismarck,
vas in Fargo Monday evening on her
way home from Lake Melissa, where /
he family have a summer cottage. |
She was accompanied by her grand |
on. Mrs. Hoskins was recently again |
lonored by the North Dakota chapter /
f the Order Of Eastern Star by being /
Elected grand secretary Of that body /
or the twenty-flrst consecutive time.
The election was a feature OF the
Meeting held in Grand Forks.
Mrs. F. E. Dibley, of 331 Eighth
venue south, has as her guests this
7eek Mrs. NJ. e. Robinson and daugh-
er Frances, Of Detroit. Mich, who are
n their way to Pelican Rapids. Mimi,
D spend the summer with Mrs. Rob
1son's parents. Mrs. Robinson Is well
nown in Fargo, and prior to about a
ear ago was a resident of Mayville.
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Mrs. Samuel Atchison and son, II
'harles and Mrs Charles MORGAN, all II
Oklahoma City, are expected to
rive In Fargo next week to be L
uests at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Y. G. Rowland, on Eighth street
outh.
Miss Ida Cousandier, Of Mankato,
linn, arrived in Fargo Monday from II
ne latter place. Miss Cousandier is
with the Fred w. Kruse
ompany, and will be at the local
ranch store for about three weeks.
Among Fargoans in attendance at
ne barbecue given by Mrs. B. w.
ylor at her farm home, Riverview,