The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-03
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wedding will eliminate a high. school
romance, the couple having been
bride-elect's father, the late Rev, Mr..
Zickefoose, was Congregational pas
tor for several years. Miss Zicketoose
has been in Fargo only since early
year in the high school at Olds, la.
There was a good representation of
local alumni at the reception at
Aaker's Business college Friday eve
ming. Pres, II. H. Aaker, now Of Grand
Forks, was unable to be present, as
planned. and the address of welcome
was given by Prof. o. j. Hanson In
stead. Miss Helen Miller had charge
of the reception, and presided at the
addresses by alumni, Karl Swanson
and Joseph T. Sundet; several num-
bers by a quartet comprised of Miss
es Bake, Loberg, Albertson and
companist; readings by Synneva Gun
derson and Louise Emily Peck; read
| ing of the college paper by Crlst Haar-
sager; and a grand march played by
tests followed. In the latter prizes
were awarded to Clara Easton, SEN
| Tor, and Louise Emily Peck. Decor
ations were In the school colors, blue
and old gold, and in the national col
ors. Light refreshments were served,
that feature being in charge of Prof.
]. B. Johnson. ..
A merry Halloween party was en-
| ioyed Friday evening at the J. G. s.
Nelson home, whenTthe NJ. and S. club
ladies entertained their husbands. All
dressed as ghosts, and various Hal
| lowe'en frolics followed the delicious
dinner served at Z o'clock.
The Entire Nous club was entertain
ed Friday evening by Miss Evelyn
Kushinsky, 326 Eddy court. Ten cou..
pies were present, and music and
games were enjoyed.
The First division of the Woman
union served about 100 at the fine
supper held at the First Congrega-
tional church Friday evening. the the
candle decorations, the lights were
I shaded in yellow, and the Halloween
| idea prevailed generally. Mrs. E. X.
Wright was chairman of the supper
committee.
/ Prof. H. C. Beyl, Grant Webster,
! Clarence Lane and Milton Swening-
son. all from Fargo college, who are
to leave Fargo with the next draft
contingent, were honor guests Fri
day evening at a delightful dinner
party given by Mrs. G. l.. Hubbell,
Tenth street south. Mrs. Hubbell
has charge of the dramatic depart
ment at the college. Covers were laid
for twelve guests, and the clever
centerpiece was a figure of Uncle
Sam surrounded by American, Brit
| fsh and French flags. Other decora-
| lions were in the red, white and blue.
The affair was informal, each course
being served by the guests, in groups
of two's.
Five couples thoroughly surprised
Herbert Buck Friday evening at his
home, 400 Ninth avenue south. Mr..
Buck is in the next draft and will
leave Fargo soon. Cards. and parlor
pool afforded pleasant diversion
until lunch time, the crowd having
prepared the refreshments. Mr.. Buck
was presented as a farewell gift
with 2 handsome Gillette Army safe
ty razor His name was engraved
upon the case.
The first Of the student dances at
the A. G. armory Will be held this
evening, and will be in compliment
to the state university and A" c.
football teams and to the students
attending the game today,
The members of a FIVE hundred
club. of which Mrs. P. T. Tendick, is
d. member, surprised her at her home
in the Improvement building, Friday
evening. All were in Halloween
| Costumes, and took refreshments IN
keeping. There were four tables at
cards. Before leaving the ladies pre-
sented Mrs. Tendick with pretty
knitting bag. She returned to Far
go only two weeks ago from Des