The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-05-08

the family members and a few init
mate friends. AS a bride, Miss Vau
Pelt will wear her travelling suit OF
Field Mouse grey with q. small black
hat, and will be attended by her
/ cousin, Miss Ruth Hardy, who will
be attired in a girlish gown Of white
with q white hat. T. D. .Smedley will
attend the groom. Miss Iva Mccracken
will play program of wedding music
| during the ceremony. Following the
| ceremony the wedding party will 60
| to the Van Pelt home where a short
reception will be held. Mr.. and Mrs
Beardsley will leave this evening for
Bremerton, where they will make
their home. Mr.. Beardsley is con-
nected with the estimating depart
ment of the. navy yard at Bremerton
On account Of the death Of Mrs.
B. Lindquist OF Dilworth this morn
ing, the party that was to have been
given in the Dilworth school this
evening by the B. of l.. F. and e,
has been opstponed until Wednesday
evening, May is.
Mrs. A. w. Beals. 1920 North
Broadway. is expected to return home
on Saturday from Versailles, KY.
"uSIS SLlS WEB CdllSu TWO "0SA5 dBO
by the death Of her mother. Mrs. c.
Crenshaw.
Mrs. Luella Marshall of Anchorage,
Alaska, is spending several days in
Fargo looking after business matters
for her son. Ralph Marshall, who
was connected with the experiment
station at the agricultural college
before being called to Camp Dodge.
On Saturday, Mrs. Marshall will be
joined here by her daughter in law,
Mrs. Ralph Marshall Of Wahpeton
and they will then go to Camp Dodge
for a farewell visit with Mr.. Mar
shall. before he is called into active
service.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. C. Anderson, 725
Fourth street north, entertained the
members Of the "wednesday Afternoon
Sewing lub and their husbands at a.
card party Monday evening. Nor
wegian whist was the game and four
tables were in play. Light refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. G.. e. Clark and Mrs. F. E.
Kraft of Dilworth entertained the
teachers Of the Dilworth school at
dinner party on Saturday evening
at the home Of Mrs. Clark. jon
quils and pink tulips were used to
center the table. The guests re-
manned for the evening and the
hours were passed in music and
knitting.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
English Lutheran church Of Moor
head will meet on Thursday after
noon with Mrs. Anna Nelson, 81
Hogan Flats, Fargo. ALI members
are requested to come as early as
possible as the afternoon is to be
spent in Red Cross work.
-
Miss Elizabeth Thompson, soprano,
and Miss Hannah Jacobson, pianiste,
students at the Dakota conservatory
Of music, will be presented in a
joint graduate recital Thursday
evening at Stones auditorium. The
program commences at s:f5 o'clock,
and an invitation is extended to the
public.
Members Of the Priscillian Knit
ting club are being entertained this
afternoon at the home Of Miss Gladys
Whitney, Ninth avenue south. An
informal social time will follow the
work meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Schnell and
family who have made their home in
Fargo for the past year, have gone
to Minneapolis where they will re-
side. D4r. Schnell was with the
Northern Pacific here, and has been
transferred to Minneapolis.
Mrs. Walter Treat and daughter,
Charlotte Barbara, and Mrs. Treats
mother, Mrs. John d. Haggart, First