The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-10-04
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
: Social Corner.

s. Social Corner. {:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Tom Chisholm joined the exodus to
college last Friday. He puts in another
year at Grand Forks.
Again we remind readers, especially
the ladies, that if any social function is
omitted from this column it will be your
own fault, because you did not mention
tito RITA.
Grandma Abrams left for her winter
home" in Montana, Wednesday, accom-
panied by Miss Irene Aylen who will
spend the winter there. Pembina will
miss Mrs. Abrams but will gladly well
come her back in the spring.
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The "Hen Party" fever which was
such an epidemic some years ago seems
to have broken out again. Mrs. ]. D.
Wallace gave very pleasant one to a
few intimate friends on Friday afternoon.
No gentlemen allowed. I'm told even
Mr.. Wallace was banished.
Mr.. B. M. Morey and wife, of Durand,
ILL.,, have been visiting at Mayor CHS
holm's, the past week, Mrs. Morey being
a sister of Mrs. Chisholm. They left for
home Sunday, accompanied by Miss
Matte Davies who will spend the winter
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford parents or Mrs.
F. c. Warner, are visiting with their
daughter and will probably go to house.
keeping in the spring and reside here
permanently. They with Miss Clara
Sanford will be welcome additions to our
population.
DR.. and Mrs. c. B. Harris entertained
round two dozen Tor two round dozens
as seated) at a six O'Clock dinner on
Monday evening. Alter the repast the
evening was pleasantly spent in CONVEX
sation. These pleasant social gatherings
seem to be again growing in popularity
in Pembina after something OF rest.
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understand letter from Mrs. G.. w.
Ryan says her health has improved so
much she has decided to spend the winter
in California. Her many friends here
will be pleased to know of her improve
ment but sorry to learn she is not to re-
turn this fall.
| l understand the Masonic fraternity
at special meeting on Tuesday night
presented c. E. Jackson with a past
masters jewel. When these old secret
societies adopt twentieth century ideas
and admit ladies to their orders you may
expect some Society" notes. AS it is
now tits hard to get at some things with
any degree of accuracy.
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The musical program at the NJ E.
Church was especially fine last Sunday
night. The anthem was trio sung by
Mrs. Falcon, Edith and James Wardwell,
each having solo parts. Miss Elma
Short and Mr.. A. S. Stanley also each
sang solos, it being their last appearance
with the choir before leaving this week.
Both the latter are sweet singers and
their voices will be hard to replace.
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Miss Grace Parker went to Cavalier
Monday to take charge Of one depart
ment in the city school. The Cavalier
folks will find Grace alright as a teacher.
| can prove that by an incident in one
district where she taught, her successor,
as an exercise, had each pupil write
letter and this is an extract from one:
J Dear Teacher: think you are the best
teacher in the world. You are nearly as
good as Miss Parker"
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Mrs. James Naylor and daughter Miss
Lima returned to their home in Essex,
Ontario, on Monday after spending a
couple of months in Pembina and toilette
with Mrs. Gus Short and Mrs. ]. H.
Emerson who are also daughters of Mrs.
Naylor. Miss Elma is charming young
lady and an accomplished musician and
has added great deal to the pleasure Of
Pembina people this summer. She has
made a host of friends who would be
delighted to have her come again. Miss
Naylor thinks there is lot of nice peo-
pie in Pembina. | agree with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McQuinn left US
this week. Mrs. McQuinn goes to Grand
Forks where she will spend the winter
IL