The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-06-21

took place in Minneapolis June 10 at
only immediate relatives being pres
served SS' an" at the the E xsdd Sotel: SER
geant and Mrs. Gilbertson will leave
month Miss AdIyn Hanson Is a sis
Of Fargo, but now of Portland, Ore,
who will be remembered in musical
circles here. Little Wanda HANSON
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Elbie Han
son, formerly of the Grand theater OF
| The Ladies' auxiliary Of the u. 9.
T. are making plans for picnic to
| be held on Sunday afternoon at the
| Walter Probsfieid farm. four miles
north OF Moorhead. All members
| of the organization and their families
are extended an invitation to attend
| the affair, and arrangements have
| been made for the taking Of the
party to the picnic grounds. Each
| family is requested to bring their
own lunch basket. but the auxiliary
will furnish the ice cream and the
| LIQUID refreshments. The program
committee is arranginf a number of
contests and games Tor the after
noon.
|
| been teaching at, Ironwood, MicA
the past year, is expected in Fargo
the latter part of the week, to spend
the remainder Of the summer with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Hill
dreth, Eighth street South.
Mrs. S. n. Tharns and son William,
Second street North, who have spent
the past month at Detroit, Mich,
with Mrs. Thams' parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Hoover. formerly OF
Fargo, are expected to return next
week.
Miss Aileen Sullivan, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Sullivan, North
| Broadway, was among the gradua ties
of the University Of Minnesota on
Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan
were present at the exercises and
they will return to Fargo on Satur-
day, accompanied by their daughter,
who will spend her vacation here.
: Miss Bergliot Caspary, we'll known
in the musical circles Of Fargo and
Moorhead, and who has made her
home for the last year at Bismarck,
will spend the summer studying
music at the Chicago Musical COL
! lege In Chicago and will leave Bis
marck today for Chicago. Miss Cas-
parry will also take a course in opera
singing under Oscar SaAnger of New
York, who is widely known as a
voice instructor.
Miss Florence Lane, instructor in
domestic science at the New Erg-
land, N. D., high school the past
year, is expected to come to Fargo
on Saturday to spend her vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.
Lane, Ninth street South. The Lane
family will go to their cottage at
Lake Sally to spend the summer.
Miss Louise Lee Of the Mutual Life
Insurance company, has returned
from her three weeks vacation and
was accompanied by Miss Clara
Voxland Of Kenyon, Mimi, who will
spend the summer in Fargo as q
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. A G. Hanson.
Seventh street North. While away,
Miss Lee visited her cousin, Sergeant
Elmer F1aten at Camp Dodge. Ser
gesnt F1aten was recommended for
the Officers Training camp, but he
chose to remain at the camp, hoping
that by SO doing he would see ac-
ton in France sooner.
A company of 90 young women,
employees Of the Northwestern Tele-
phone company, gathered at the
home Of Mrs. Rose Mccarthy,
Twelfth avenue North, Thursday
evening, as an honor to Miss Gina
Anderson, who is soon to become the
bride of B. r. Hengst Of Chicago.
The evening was passed in music and
dancing. Pink and white roses and
carnations were used for the table
decorations. Miss Anderson was pre-
sented with a travelling bag and a
number of gifts for her new home.
Miss Anderson has been an empIoye
Of the Northwestern company for the
past eight years, and is at present
day supervisor of the operating de-
partment. En- route to Chicago,
where her marriage will take place
early in July, Miss Anderson will
spend few days in Minneapolis as
the guest of Mrs. G. e. Lindholm,
formerly Miss Serril Mccarthy of
Fargo. Mr.. Hengst is a former
Fargoan, residing here about five
years ago.
Mrs. Minnie G. Budlong Of Bis
narck, who has been the guest of
Judge and Mrs. N. G. Young, Elev-
enth street South, since Monday, left
Thursday evening for Saratoga,
N. Y, where she will attend the an
nual convention of the American IL
brary association. Mrs. BudIong, is
secretary Of the North Dakota pub
lie library commission, and is first
vice president of the library commits
sion, which is meeting with the IL
brary association.
Ralph Darrow Weible, 70s Eighth
street south, entertained a company
Of friends Wednesday afternoon, the
occasion being his birthday ami
versary. A matinee at the Garrick
was enjoyed and supper was served
at the Weible home.
Mrs. Percy L. E. Goodwin, Fifth
street north, entertained a company
Of 10 women on Tuesday as an hon
or to Mrs. Gertrude S. Parker and
Mrs. Effie Lair, grand patron and
associate grand matron of the North
Dakota chapter Of the Eastern
Star.
Buy W. S. s.
$500 hats for $1.9s. At Holder
man's.--Advt.
EemgEirenina UfcorIng, pfeatTug.
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