The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-06-05
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Rev. Martyr Of Grafton had charge Of
the Episcopal services here on Sunday
last. 4.
Mrs. Dr.. Suter Of Grafton has been
visiting with Mrs. Rev. Campbell this
week and attended the graduating ex-
ercises.
Mrs. j. T. Cockburn and Mise Minnie
Cockburn of Drayton are guests at the
Wardwell home this week. They return
on Saturday.
Miss Maud French, who has charge
of the grammar grade of the city school,
left for her summer vacation at her
home in Wadena, MINI.
Supt. Sherarts will leave next week
for Ohio where he will attend a reunion
of his old college mates at Oberlin and
will visit relatives for two weeks.
The Workmen had a great time last
Monday evening. Lots of company and
a great spread The lodge is very
prosperous, having about doubled men,
bership the last year.
Miss Kittie johnson received a warm
welcome by her many friends Monday
evening when she returned to this city
after an absence of two years. Miss
Kittie will teach in Aberdeen, S. D.,
next year.
H. B. King Of Cavalier was visitor at
his parents home last week. He was
also here to attend the 25th anniversary
of Mr.. and Mrs. King. A company of
40 assembled in the evening to do honor
to the occasion, which proved to be a
happy one.
Invitations have been received by
friends in this city inviting their at
tendance at the marriage of H. P.
Woods, editor of the Hamilton indie
pendent, to Miss Whelan of that city, at
Hamilton on June 17h.
One of the incest of the affairs given
for next weeks bride vas the afternoon
given by Miss Helen Douglas on Wednes-
day, the third of June, from 4 to Z. The
rooms were decorated with lilacs- and
other spring flowers. Sixteen girls made
brides from white tissue paper and
elothespins, and later wrote pieces of
advice for the bride, which were readat
the banquet table. The eplace cards
we're hand painted sprays of orange
blossoms tied with white ribbon. After
a very dainty course luncheon. the
guests dispersed, voting the hostess as
charming a one as could be found.
On Wednesday evening the Junior
class of the high school entertained the
senior class at a--charming. banquet at
the home of Chas. King, a. member of
the junior class. The large parlors were
tastefully decorated in class, colors, and
beautiful flowers we're in, abundance.
The first part of the evening. was spent
in games and music. About II o'clock
the guests were ushered into the dining
room,. where table was laid to seat
twenty-siy. Candles and cut flowers
adorned the table and the center piece
was a LANCE class cake made~in rose and
white. At each of the seniors and
teachers places was placed a lemon- be-
side the dainty place card as Jolly
slam from juniors. Speeches were made
by class presidents. and were answered
by: other members. A pleasant feature
of the evening was the bean game. For
winning, che most beans Mar. Lehman
was the happy recipient OF. a stick of
candy.
This. week and next has been and will
be especially lively in the social cirsle. OF
the younger set. Most Of the affairs are
in honor of Miss Muriel Aull, the bride
of nest Wednesday, and the functions
coincident with graduation. Each. per.
son seems to be vieing with the other tc
make these affairs delightful for the
honsree and her friends, Thursday af.
Kabernag1e gave Kitchen shower
Thursday evening the Methodist people
ga ut1ered at the homa of Mr.. and Mrs
F.. Nd. King to show irna small ray the,
appreciation of the wark of Mass Muris
inchurch circles. She has been TIT
efficient organist for several years. 81
friday Miss Mollie Richmond will en-
pertain dozen young ladies'. at lunch
con. Next Tuesday, at thu homo o
Miss Edith Wardvsell, the bridesmaids
,,and tlae young ladies who. will SIM
Lohengren's wedding march at the wed
ding, will give banquet TO- the bride
The gentlemen OF the bridal patty viii
also attend. Places via be laid TO
aboattwenty.
Plain sewing at home, solicited by
Mrs Giltrud. So. Pembina.