The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-06-16

the A. c., has been rented for the
summer by Mrs. Rose Mccarthy, who
has been in charge there as matron
Nine of the teachers in the summer
schools at the A. c. are rooming there
at present.
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Pres. and Mrs. ]. w. HanseI of Far
go college. are now located in the
Stratford apartments instead OF the
Blenheim. the II. A. Presler family
whose apartment they have rented for
the summer, having made the move
from the one place into the other.
Miss Abbie L. Simmons, of the A. C.
faculty. expects to be able to leave
a week from Monday for Los Angeles,
CAL. where she will spend the summer
at the home of her sister. A be-
reavement in the family was suffered
only last week, a son of the above
mentioned sister having passed away
after a long illness with tuberculosis.
Miss Simmons, who is the guest of
Mrs. F. J. Thompson for two weeks,
plans to return to her duties at the
A, c. in the fall She is slowly recov-
ering from the severe illness which
she suffered several months ago, but
up to the time of the college term
ended was able to hear only a part
room at Cerec hall.
Miss Clara M. Olson, of the ready
to-wear department of the A! l..
Moody stores here, left this afternoon
for a five weeks vacation, which she
will spend at her home in Viroqua,
Wis, and at the home of brother,
in GAINESVILLE, Wis.
A number of Fargo friends of Miss
Florence Sell a Fargo college graduate
who has been studying in Germany
for several years, will be interested
to learn of her approaching marriage,
to take place later this month, to
Herr Alfred L. Knitted, a theological
candidate located at Basel, Switzer-
land. He is son of Herr Mission
streiberger Herman Knittel-Schultze,
and the bride-elect's parents, Mr.. and
Miss Sells present address is Som
mergrasse IA. Basel, Switzerland.
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An informal dancing party will be
given this evening at the Rea farm
just south of town, complimentary to
Private Scott Berdell of Company A,
Bismarck. The hostesses at the party
will be Misses leila and Myrtle Rea.
Mrs. H. P. Tough and daughter,
Miss Alice Tough, accompanied by
their guest, Miss Ethel Parmenter, of
Boston, motored to Lake Melissa
Thursday, for sojourn of week or
ten days at the Tough cottage. Miss
Parmenter will return to Fargo with
them. Both she and Miss Tough are
teachers in Rowland hall, Salt Lake
City.
After a routine business meeting,
an informal Sigma Theta sorority of
Fargo college party was held Friday
afternoon at the home OF Miss Helen
Turner, on Eighth avenue south.
Miss Lucille Percy, daughter Of a
prominent farmer living near Prosper
N. D., and George Byington of Fargo
son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Byington
prosperous retired farmers, now living
at Larimore, this state, were quietly
married in Moorhead on June IL
The couple were attended by Mr.. and
Mrs. Archie Scott. A nice wedding
supper followed the ceremony and the
couple left that night for a trip to
points east. They will make their
home in Fargo, where the bridegroom
is employed in the Office of the Tri-
State Telephone Co., after Sept. l.
The bride has been employed in To-
cal store for some time past.
Miss Merle Hodges, who is to be
married soon to Arthur Devine, OF
Fargo, was surprised by a dozen
friends Friday evening at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Hodges, on Oak street. Following an
auto ride games were enjoyed at the
Hodges home, where a nice supper was
served. The affair was planned by
Mrs. Hodges and Miss Ruth Sander
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Harris, of Sixth
street south, leave for Detroit, Mich,
today, and will spend part of the
summer there visiting relatives.
M. M. Lafontaine, of Berthold, who
has been visiting here at the Ed Geer
home, 1912 First avenue north, and
Mrs. Geer, left Friday night for Man
kato, Mimi, to visit their parents and
with friends. .........
Mrs. A. Johnson is chaperoning a
house party at Lake Melissa, the par
Elephants being the members OF the
A. c. Achoth sorority of the Eastern
Star.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Miller, of Far
go, expect to leave Tuesday for their
summer home at Lake Murphy, just
beyond Detroit, Mimi, where they
have a lakeside farm of $50 acres. Mr..
and Mrs. Miller plan to entertain a