The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-08-26
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Misses Fay Edwards and Cora Lynch
of Drayton are visiting the Misses Felsor
this week. as @88.
Mrs. H. d. Mckay and two boys are
home again after pleasant outing a,
Maple Lake.
Mrs. Fairbairn and Mr.. Will Fairbairr
Of Winnipeg have been visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. r. Aylen this week.
Mrs. Chas. Atkinson was the, hostess
last evening to the younger set. but toe
soon for extended mention this week,
Quite number went to toilette on Fri
day to attend the Holiday concert there
and report pleasant time and a good at.
tendance.
The young people gave dancing par
ty in the South Pemblna hall on Tuesday
evening, which was we'll patronized and
a good time had.
Fred Ryan is expected for visit here
on Saturday or Sunday via the Canadian
Pacific Fred is studying for doctor in
the U of California.
Mrs. w. ]. Ferguson and Miss Nettie
McCauley of Toilette have been in the
city several Gays as participants in the
numerous society affairs of the week.
Several informal affairs have been Civ
en- this week in honor of the young lad
les who are leaving this week and for the
college vacationists VINO are soon, to go
away again.
Miss Fannie Ferguson, formerly of this
county, and tavorably known as singer
of fine ability, Was married at San Fran
cisco on August 10th to Brody Won lur-
ner. The happy couple will reside at
San Francisco.
Mrs. Frank Horr returned last week
from an extended visit with friends at
Minneapolis and other points. Mrs.
Brandt, her daughter, returned with her
to make visit at the parental home. She
was former resident here and finds
many old friends to give her welcome.
Mesdames w. C. and Aug. Short en-
tertained on Monday afternoon at the
home of the former. Miss Holladay and
Miss Mayor were the guests of honor.
Games and music furnished amusement
during the afternoon and very dainty
course of refreshments were served at
tea time. About twenty young ladies
were pres mt.
Misses Naylor of Essex Center, Ont,
and Holiday, OF CAL, who have been
spending the summer months in this city
with relatives, will leave us tomorrow.
The former goes to her home and the
latter returns to her musical studies in
Chicago. Both these charming young
ladies have become tavorites in our SOC
ial circles and many friends will regret to
have them leave and will sincerely hope
that this will not be their last visit to this
city.
Miss Holiday assisted the M. E. choil
at the evening services last Sunday with
her violin in manner very pleasing te
the audience. There was once the sor
of minister who came home from col
lege with his violin, on which he had be
come quite proficient. His father pre-
sided over one of the old-fashionec
Scotch Presbyterian congregations, who
were much opposed to the playing of The
fiddle and other lightsome musical in
struments. Straightway deputation O
grave elders made call on the mlniste
to labor with him for allowing such Z
wicked thing as 'teedle" in the manse
The minister informed them that the in
strument was violin and that they hac
no call to chide, and for proof he called
in the boy and babe him play for the cid
ers. The boy took in the situation, and
when the solemn strains of "Old Humid
red" and similar church hymns saluted
the astonished and pleased ears of the
old elders, they decided that the violin
was very religious instrument and nc
"feedle." Miss Holiday plays the VIC
lin and ''it's no feeble"