The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-09-27
.essessssssssssssesssssss,
Social Corner. !;

osssesesssseee %
Miss Edith Wardwell entertained a
few friends at dinner Monday evening
for Miss Hazel Kneeshaw aud Mr. Fred
Ryan.
Mrs. A. M. O'Connor, of st. Thomas,
arrived in the city yesterday on few
days visit with friends, of which she has
many in Pembina.
Miss Emma Bouvette left for her
home in Spokane on Wednesday after a
pleasant visit here and in Hallock with
relatives and old friends.
j. T. Cockburn, of Drayton, was in
town between trains on Sunday. Mrs.
Cockburn who had been visiting here
for some days returned to Drayton on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Chas. Atkinson went to Fargo
last Thursday as delegate from the
union here to the state w. G. T. U. con-
vention. She reports pleasant, profit
able session, with about fifteen hundred
in attendance.
VIM. Mclean, one of the pioneers of
this county, farming near Bathgate and
later general merchant of that town,
was visiting old friends here last week.
His residence for several years past has
been Winnipeg.
Miss Muriel Full left on Wednesday
for Minneapolis where she will meet her
mother who has spent the last two
months in Prince Edward Island. To-
gether they will do some shopping for
the store here, beside enjoying them
selves otherwise. They will return
home Sunday.
Miss Rosa LaFond left for Argyle for a
visit on Tuesday, and from there she will
60 to her home in Grand Rapids, MINI.
Miss LaFond has been assisting her
brother, Charlie, in his ice-cream parlor
this summer and has made numerous
friends who will be pleased to see her
return again.
. The younger crowd surprised Leila
Harvey and Isabel Douglas last Satur
day night by calling for them in a hay
rack and giving them ride and after
ward treating them to fine lunch at
the home of Isabel, half mile north of
town. A real good time is reported.
The guests of honor left Monday for
school, Leila going to the university and
Isabel to the normal at Valley City.
| Fred Ryan who has been spending
some weeks here visiting relatives and
other friends returns to the University
at Chicago where he will finish his med
ical course this year, ending in June
next. Fred was raised in this city and
has many friends of himself and his par
ents who now live at San Jose, CAL, that
hope to see him successful in his profess
sion for which he is making so ample a
preparation.
Miss Hazel Kneeshaw leaves today
TO Minneapolis where she expects to en-
ter st. Barnabas Hospital to become a
trained nurse. Miss Kneeshaw has 1iv-
ed in Pembina all her life and counts
almost every person in town as friend.
She has always occupied front place in
all our social and church circles and has
| baen leader in all good and charitable
work. She will therefore be greatly
missed IN many ways, and her many
friends while regretting her absence will
| Wish her success in her chosen vocation
| and hope that she will visit home as
often as possible
The membership of the Methodist
church gathered at the home of Chas.
Full on Tuesday evening, for farewell
party to Miss Hazel kneeshaw. The
time was spent pleasantly playing cha
rades. AT an appointed time pretty
fern covered box, which had been hung
near the ceiling, was allowed to come
down near the honor guest, and was
| found to contain handsome chatting
dish and server. The presentation and
address was made by Mr.. E. d. Booker.
Rev. karr also spoke to the gathering,
both gentlemen referring to the many
good qualities and the many graces of
Miss Hazel. Refreshments were served
and the guests departed wishing Miss
Hazel happy life in her chosen voca
ton.
Mrs. F. G. Myrick and Mrs. Judge
Wick were the hostesses at charming.
whist party last Tuesday evening at the
home of the former. The guests of hon.
or were Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Reynolds
of Bathgate, Mrs. Robinson, Minneapolis
and Mrs. Brown, st. Paul. About sixteen
couple were present who enjoyed them
selves to the fullest extent. The spacious
parlors were decorated with asters and
other blossoms. Partners were found
by matched flowers and each player was
given wire bracelet, and at each pro-
erosion bead was strung on it. Mrs.
F. M. King received the prize for having
the greatest and most beautiful collec