The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-06-27

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Broadway, are spending the week in
Minneapolis on. a combined business
and pleasure trip. They are planning
on opening their. summer home at
Lake Me4issa the 1rst Of the week.
Cards announcing the marriage of
Miss Myrtle Baker, Of Chicago, and
Dr.. Walter Darrow Bayard, lieutenant
ceived in Fargo today. Lieutenant
| Bayard is a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. II,
Bayard. Second avenue north. The
wedding took place on June 10 in
DR.. and Mrs. <. ]. Kaess, North
Broadway, returned Wednesday eve
ming from Winona. Mimi, where they
Southern Minnesota Medical associa-
| ton.
b %5s 4 na8 Alsop ana G 9aa 5 ElF
avenue south, have opened their sum-
mer home at Detroit, Mimi, and will
remain there for, the balance Of the
week-ends with his family.
Miss Elizabeth Bartle will leave
Friday evening for Fort Smelling for
temporary Ptlit9ry va dutty Miss BaIe
| tai of Chicago and has been an active
nurse in Fargo for g. number OF years.
| Among the social honors given for
Miss Bartle was a picnic in Oak Grove
park.
Wayne Eddy of Minneapolis, who
has spent several days here as the
guest Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
e. C. Eddy, Thirteenth street South,
has gone to Grand Forks and from
there will go to Winnipeg on g. bust
ness trip, before returning to his
home.
Fourteen young women enjoyed
the hike to Oak Grove park and the
Wednesday evening. This was the
regular weekly meeting Of the "Iik-
ers club and Mrs. Bessie Zicke-
foose of the Y. w. G. A.. was in
charge Of the affair.
The Ladies' Aid society Of St.
Marks English Lutheran church is
In session in the church parlors this
afternoon. The time will be spent in
a short business session and a So
cial hour. Mrs. J. E. Johnson and
| Mrs; A. F. Emerson are the hos
tessas.
Mrs. o. T. Grlfiths and daughters.
Erma and Vivian, Of the Arlington
apartments, have returned from a.
weeks visit with relatives at La
Saturday morning Mrs. GrifithB and
daughters will go to Marshall, MINI,
where they viii spend two weeks as
the guests Of Mrs, GriTiths' sister,
Mrs. 3. ]. McLaughlin.
Miss Vida Olson, of the Thomson
q Burfening office, left this morning
for her home at Minnewaukan, N. D.,
oh Av4ya al e.
vacation. A part OF the time will be
spent at the chautauqua at Devils
Lake, where Miss Olson will be a
member of a camping party.
Miss Elsie Dahl, of Grand Forks.
will become the bride of Lieut. Harry
South, who is stationed at Fort Smell
ling, at her home this afternoon, Miss
known in the state and their large
circle OF friends will read OF their
marriage with interest.
The meeting q the W. c. T. U.
which was to have been held on FRI
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs. B.
F. SpaIding, 1919 Third avenue south.
has been postponed for a week, This
the comfort bags to the members. of
the draft contingent who are leaving
Friday afternoon.
Miss Mabel Morgan, who has been
secretary Of the students hotel in
Paris since the outbreak of the war,
Is visiting at Beach Place, Devils
Lake, as the guest of her brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs; Clark
Kelley. Miss Morgan,s health has
failed and she returned to America,
to recuperate. She is anxious 70 get
back to her duties, however, and says
that war work is awaiting trained
workers. She speaks interestingly Of
the war and tells a number OF heart
rending stories. The hotel, which is
now used for the American Red cross,
is within range Of the long range
guns.
Mrs. Roy Lewis, OF Minneapolis. is
spending several days in Fargo as the
guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
A. Quirk, Fifth avenue south.
pr. and Mrs, IS. J. Hill. 14f5 Third
avenue south, have as their guest for
q few days, their daughter, Miss AZ
mes Hill, of ST. Paul. Miss Hill rs en-
route TO Helena. Mont, where she
will take charge OF the Montana
children's home.
Mrs. Robert McCuiloch and Mrs. II.
K. Keilar left Wednesday. evening Tor
Chicago, where they Will attend the
national conference OF the y. w, q, a.
at the Blackstone hotel Friday. MPs.
w. 3. Hancock, who is en- route home
there and Will also attend the CON
ference.
Judge and BEEs. NJ. G. Young. EleY-
enth street south, have as their guest
for q few weeks, their daughter, Mrs.
III. TT. Robinson. AIRS. Robinson Was
formerly Miss D0rothea Young. Lieu
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