The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-09-03

4 The gifts are 10 be ShoWerea on INC
bride from a parasoI suspended from
the ceiling. Miss Nugen6 who has
| been connected with the Fargo Mer--
camille Co. for the past two years, Will
lsaye wednesday for TaeSer E
| stationed at spruce production
camp, and where the wedding VIII
take place.
Mrs. Frank Sullivan, of Minot,. will
come to Fargo to make her home
with Mr.. Sullivan's father. P. H. sui
Ivan, 1924 Fifth avenue north, while
Sullivan is a former Fargo resident,
| and for the past three years has been
| employed by the Walker Floral Co. at
Minot as designer. He will leave with
ice men today for Camp Grant, Rock
| ford. III.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A., Mclean and
Mrs. J. L. Mclean, motored to Ar
gusville Monday and spent the day
Mrs William Kriser and children Of
Cincinnati, O., who had been visiting
au the Veitch home, returned 10
Fargo with the McLIeans to spend
some time in Fargo as the guest of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Cole
man, 115 Tenth street north, before
returning to her home.
| o
Mrs. Laura Galbraith Of Chatham,
Ontario, who Is visiting relatives in
Fargo, underwent q serious operation
at ST. Luke's hospital. She is recov-
ering as rapidly as can be expected.
o
| Misses Jessie and Madge Wyckoff
and Harold Fox of Monango, N. D.,
motored to Fargo Saturday and spent
the week end at the home Of their
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Mclean, 1108 Seventh avenue south.
Miss Madge Wyckoff and Mr.. Fox re-
turned Sunday, but Miss Jessie re-
manned in Fargo, and will be an in
structor in the Hawthorne school
during the year. Miss Wyckoff will
make her home with Mr.. and Mrs.
Mclean.
Mrs r. NJ. Martin and Mrs. w. H.
Willett and daughter, Gladys Of En-
! derlin, n. D., mother and sister Of
Guy l.. Martin, 1915 Fourth avenue
north, are guests at the Martin home
for a few days. Mrs. Martin and
Mrs. Willett are en- route to their
home from Fair Haven, Detroit,
Mimi, wehre they have spent the
summer.
| Miss Iva McCracken and Wendell
McCracken, 1410 First avenue south,
! have returned from Shoreham, Mimi,
where they have spent the week as
the guest of Miss Vera Malchow.
Miss Ann Lumber has returned
from her home at Canton, s. D.,
where she spent her summer vaca-
ton, and resumed her duties as a
teacher at~the Roosevelt school this
morning.
Miss Dorothy Richards who spent
| her summer, vacation with her par
ents at Lake City, Mimi, resumed
her work at the Roosevelt school this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. McMath and
children, Doris and Donald. have re-
turned to their home at Morton,
J Mimi, after spending a week in Far
! go as guests OF Mr.. McMath's moth
err Mrs. w. J. McMath, 1921 First
avenue north. -
Miss Helen Clayton, Of Frazee,
| Mimi, has come to Fargo and will
make her home here during the win
ter months. Miss Clayton will take
a commercial course at one Of the
business colleges.
Mrs. J. H. Ross has returned to
! her home at jamestown, after spend
ing a week in Fargo as a guest at
the A. L. Dewey home, 428 Eighth
avenue south, and at the A. w.
Dewey home, 1902 North Broadway,
Mrs. Ross accompanied the Dewey
families on a motor trip to Itasca
park.
The annual election of officers for
the Fargo Homestead of Yeoman
will be held promptly at O'Clock
this evening in the A. O., u. w. hall
and all members of the order are
requested to be in attendance. Fol-
| lowing the election of officers, a
large class Of candidates will be
o'clock social time will be in
dulged in and dancing will be the
past time. On account of the large
membership of the Homestead, tht
affair is confined to members only
with the exception of the men ir
training at the Agricultural college
or the men who are home on fur
Tough, who are extended a cordia
invitation to attend.
Miss Alice Mitchell, sol EnghtI
k0hA CCL E5OuLLAI is SpSlIuIIlB d lew udy
at Mapleton as the guest Of Miss
Charlotte Twitchell.
, Miss Dorothy and Miss Lorett;
Lauscher, 918 Eleventh avenue north
entertained a company OF six youn
! women at a. theater party at TIL
; Garrick Saturday evening, compli
mentary to Miss Helen Youatt O
r Fargo and Miss Hilda Anderson O
i Wheaton, MINI. After the perform
ance the young people went t
3 Prizes where refreshments wer
served. and this was followed by a.
> auto ride about the city. Mrs. e. F
!, Lauscher mother Of the hostesse!
l was the chaperone. Miss Youat
= left Monday morning for Hallocl
Mimi, where she will teach this yea
, and Miss Anderson went to Whea
/ ton, Mimi, to resume her studies i
l.. the Wheaton high school.
3 Mrs. Mary Holzer, of the Improve
! ment building, has returned from
7 three weeks visit with relatives
b. Minneapolis, st. Paul and Lake Mir
8 netonka. Mrs. Richard Ho1zer an
8 | children, of &Moorhead, who wei
;. | guests of Mrs. Holzer's sister, Mr.