The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-08-22
Social Corner.

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No, the wedding bells are not quite
through ringing yet. More to follow.
Mrs. REV. R. Johnson, formerly of
this city, but now of Gilby, is visiting at
E. M. Nixon's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkins, OF Drayton,
came up to spend Sunday with their son
James and and wife.
The Grace church choir and Sunday
school had a launch picnic up the river
on Thursday afternoon.
Misses Hazel Kneeshaw and Vida Nc
Gallery expect to attend St. Mary's
school at Faribault this winter.
Miss Perrin, Of Helena, Mont, and
Miss Craig, of Drayton, have been visit
ing at T. R. Shaw's this week.
Did hear somebody whisper som.-
thing about bicycle picnic? Come,
wake up! It's getting little dull, Soc
|ially. t...
Miss Muriel Full gave her Sunday
school class picnic Wednesday after
noon in the grove across the river. The
children report happy time and lots of
good things to eat. =,
Miss Hazel Kneeshaw celebrated her
til birthday last Friday evening by a
launch party of an even score. They had
a royal good time and all wished her
many happy returns of the day-and the
party.
Miss Mcintosh, of Nowesto, who is to
be one OF the,new corps of teachers this
school year, has been visiting the Misses
Douglas the past week. Miss Mcintosh
comes we'll recommended and hope we
shall enjoy each others society.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Larter and two
children. of Guelph, Ont, took the FORM
er's sister, Mrs. Uudge) Wallace, com.
pletely by surprises<Dyy dropping insuon
Saturday last: They will also visit in
Drayton before returning. n
Mr.. and Mrs! Graham had the pleas.
ure of entertaining William Brown and
wife, of Drayton, on Sunday. Mr.. B.
Is Mrs. G.'s brother Mrs. ]. B. Sprague
and daughter, Miss Winnie S., of Bemid.
ii, were also guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Gra-
ham, the latter remaining until Tuesday.
Mrs. R. Aylen gave an informal musi-
Gale on Tuesday evening. The contrib
utors were Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Piche,
Prof. Forster, Misses Lulah CaviIeer,
Irene Aylen and Corinne Short, James
Wardwell and w. R. .Aylen. A goodly
number of Pembina's music lovers were
highly entertained.
Rev. and Mrs. Stratton, of Kingston,
Ont, arrived Wednesday to visit for a
few days with Mrs. R. Aylen. They are
old friends Of Mrs. Aylen and her moth
er, Mrs. Abrams. Rev. Stratton is an
able minister in the M. E. chnrch of Can
ada, and is delegate to the general con-
ference, which convenes at Winnipeg
next week.
Miss Kate Atcheson entertained Wed,
nesday evening, after the. wedding, for
Miss Cobb, the groom's sister, who ar
rived Tuesday to attend the Acheson-
Cobb nuptials. While the evening was
entirely informal, the guests had very
pleasant time. Dainty refreshments were
served and needless to say everyone en-
Ijoyed themselves to the utmest.
Misses Helen and Bessie Douglas were
hostesses at very enjoyable party Sat
urday night, given in honor Of Miss Nc
Intosh. About 40 guests were present.
The evening was very pleasantly passed
in music, conversation and series Of
tableaux representing books. In the
latter contest Miss Hazel Kneeshaw won
the prize as the best guesser. Elegant
refreshments were served and I'm told
on account of the unusually elegant even
ing, the trip to town was somewhat slow.
/ One Of our old Pembina boys, Joseph
Piche, and his bride, were at a. B. Cor
bells from Monday until Wednesday Of
this week. Joewas married in Montreal
on June oath, and came west on his we'd
ding tour He has visited his father al
Lethbridge and IS now On his way home.
/ The many friends Of the Picbe family will
BE glad g know he has 4 Aourishina n,u.
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