The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-02

dies. was used to center the table.
Those who enjoyed the pleasure were
Frances Gull, Maurice Narum, Louis
Johnson, Jack and Ethel Humes, Ruth
Qoshard, Margaret Redfield and Marie
johnson.
Miss Grace Deininger. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Leininger, left
Chicago on Sunday evening for a
to Alaska, and she expects to be gone
several weeks. Miss Leininger had
planned to visit Fargo on her return
trip, but has changed her plans and
will not visit here at that time.
Miss Mayme Sullivan, who has been
employed as cashier of the Western
Union Telegraph office for some time.
left on Wednesday afternoon for
Akron, o., where she has accepted a
similar position with the same COM
pany.
Miss Ada StarkWeather, who has
been executive secretary in the North
| Central field of the Y. w. C. A. for
the past two years, and who has spent
several weeks in the state, arranging
the educational drive, left on: Wednes-
day evening for her home at Marietta,
| O., where she will enjoy a months
vacation. Sept. 1, Miss Starkweather
| will go to Tulsa, Okla, where she will
take up her work as general secre-
| tary.
Mrs. S. Boehmer, her son, Prof. E.
| A. Boehmer, and Mrs. w. G. Buttree,
who have spent the summer touring
the New England states, in Professor
BEGINNERS car, have written Fargo
friends that they are now on their
homeward journey. The. party has
and Washington, D. C.
T. E. Shaw, manager. Of the local
office Of the r. G. Dun & Co., left to-
day for Minneapolis. where he will
meet Mrs. Dunn and children, who are
returning from two months visit in
Evansville, Ind.
Miss Emma Dahl and her niece,
northg will leave Saturday evening
for a months visit at Stone Hinge.
Sask., where they will be guests OF
Miss DahPs sister, Mrs. Stewart Gil
bert.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Warner ana
daughter, Alice, zoos, Fifth street
north, will leave Saturday evening for
visit with relatives at different
Iowa points.
Mrs. E. c.. Eddy, 4O5 Thirteenth
Lodge, Detroit, MINI. where she was
hostess to the members of the Past
Matrons' club of Mecca chapter, at
their annual outing at. the. resort.
About 20 members of the club en-
joyed the affair and after the party
broke UP on Tuesday evening, a num-
Der of the women went to the, other
lakes in the vicinity to spend the re
mainder Of the week with friends.
while the others OF the party returned
to their homes in Fargo. Mrs. Winnie
Hooper also entertained the women
at a dinner and supper party during
their stay at the resort.
Miss olivia Johnson, a missionary
from the Philippine islands, will de-
liver an address on her work at the
evening. All members of the church
and their friends are asked to attend
this meeting and hear Miss johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron johnson ana
children, $40 First street north, and
Mrs. Martha Johnson, 701 Third street
north motored to Minneapolis on
Tuesday in the Johnson car. The par
with friends in Minneapolis and st.
Paul, Friends at alexandria, Mimi,
were also visited on the trip to the
cities. ',''
Mrs. Thomas Kennedy, 2o5 Blev-
enth street north, has as her guests
for several days, Mrs. CLAUDE Lehman,
of Wheaton, Mimi, and Mrs. M. Ken
nelly, Of Graceyllls, MINI.
Miss Hildur Johnson, 701 Third
street north, has returned from Farl-
bault, Mimi, where she has spent
week visiting friends.
Miss Frances .IIonson, who has been
teaching at Davenport, n. D., has ae-
copied q clerical position with the
fngton, D. G.. and left Fargo Thurs
day evening TO take up her new du-
ties Wednesday evening, the Misses
Henning and Bessie Rundan enter
tanned q company Of is young women
at q picnic in her honor, The hours
were passed in games and outdoor
sports and a picnic lunch was serVea
Miss Lillian Henning,, 1928 Seventh
avenue south left this morning Tor
Winnipeg, where she will spend sew
eral weeks as the guest OF Miss Han
nah Jensen, a former Fargo resident
The Jensen family are planning 9
Camping trip and Miss Henning WILL
accompany them on the outing.
Miss Marion Sutherland, who, has
been studying voice with william
Patton, IN Minneapolis, returned to
Fargo Thursday evening and VIII
spend her vacation with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Sutherland, 70
Tenth street north
The Corn Flower club met Ihurs--
day afternoon at the home OF MRS. Y,
Jensen, Third street north, Moorhead.
Six members of the club were. present
and the hours were spent In kmitElug
for the Red Cross. After the Work
was completed, there was a service OF
refreshments. MRS. ~ Jensen o1 hseE-s
SO, ana Mrs. Henry ~ oE 8a9oE-