The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-06-02

ity and Impersonality; A Message
from the Orient. The discourse will
undoubtedly be a thoughtful and elo
quent one.
AS the college is at present without
head the usual presidents reception
could not be held but as a substitute
a faculty reception has been decided
upon" This will be given in honor Of
the graduating class and will be held
In the" college parlors ON the evening
of coffimencement day. ~ - 7'ET
10 ~ 900 's' 111f
Mrssand Mrs. r. Corbett have re-
turned from two weeks visit at
Grandin. I.. "
}e 800 sa 600 .us srH
"A On 1Mohday evening Miss Marjorie
De Gotyet was cot1pIinaented with q
pretty informal party given At tbe
home OF Nf. and Mrs Geo. r. Nelson
by their daughter, Miss Dagney. A
royal good time was had in games and
music until a late hour, when refresh
ments"were served. The home was
beautifully decorated in Iilacs. Each
guest departed voting the hostess
thanksfifor one of the most pleasant
evenings of the season.
Js' Ss>S$%N
Mrs. Donovan of Grand Forks was
a guest at the home of Mrs. f. F..
Grant Wednesday.
900
Miss Blanche Clark of saltwater.
MINI, is the guest of: Mrs. W. E.
Heller.
s. c. Olson, a resident of Fargo for
the last six years, has resigned his
position with The Huber Mfg. Co. here
and accepted one with the Nichols &
Shepard Co. at Winnipeg and will
venture upon. his new duties June 1.
His family, however, will remain here
during the summer. t1 >" T..
sE 900 s ao Il
Miss Helen Henning will have as
her guest the coming week a school
girl friend, Miss Emma McKim. who
has ben Spending the winter in Cali
forniaF Miss Helen will probably re-
turn to Cleveland, o. with Miss Nc
Kim and spend the summer
Miss Josephine Basye of Dickinson
lis the guest of her aunt. Mrs. o. j..
dfeLendreeie at Lake Detroit.
Mrs. l.. M. woIever and daughter
Dorotheap left Wednesday for an ex-
tended visit with relatives and friends
in Montreal, New York and Boston.
Mr.. Wolever expects to join her later
in the east.
very pretty wedding was SOL
.emnized at o'clock Tuesday evening
when Rev. S. Romsdahl joined in holy
matrimony Miss Marie C. Johnson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Caspar c..
johnson TO John S. Lee. The we'd
ding took place at the Norwegian
Lutheran church and was attended
by quite a throng of the friends and
relatives of the contracting parties.
Following the ceremony reception
and dinner was given in honor of the
newly married couple at the home of
the brides parents, 705 Fourth street
north. Mr.. and Mrs. johnson will
begin housekeeping at once.
Mrs. ]. s. Watson will attend the
commencement exercises at Dormer
college at Milwaukee this coming
week and accompany her daughter,
Miss Constance, home.
900
One Of the prettiest affairs of the
social week was the dinner given
Thursday evening by Miss Ethel Bow
ers complimentary to Miss Pearl Can
niff, a June bride-to-be. The ele~
gantly appointed table. with its weight
of purple and white Iilacs, tendrils Of
greenery. twinkifng incandescents un-
der blaze Of strong electric light
and surrounded by handsomely gown
ed ladies, produced d picture of un-
usual loveliness. A huge double scroll
of purple liiacs in;ermingled with long
sprays of snowy bridal wreath made
an artistic floral center, tho whole be-
ing completed by rippling bow of
gauze ribbon. the ends running out
over the table among the foliage. AT
each place was found a dainty name
card eubellished with little cupida ana
hearts, the rosy gods holding lasso
ready. to capture d heart IA sufnp-
tu0fFN menu WAS SERVED nsaH fnvxsysex