The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-14


dial hospitality of their charming
hostesses the merry party OF young
people who were house party guests
Of Misses Geraldine and Ernestine
Jacobi at their beautiful summer
home on Birch Mount Beach. Bemidtl
returned to the city last evening
Never before in all their lives have
the days been filled with so much
fun as the past five on beautiful Lake
Bemid1. In the company were Miss
Harriet Hunt Lynn Stambaugh and
Curle Callander OF Fargo, Howard
Maher of Devils Lake, Phillip Bangs,
Robert Henry, Miss Ruth Eckman and
Miss Vivian Dinnie, and a joIlier COM
bination could not be found any-
where. The clever and ever thought
full hostesses had a complete pro-
gramme arranged for each day and
from the regulation pastimes rowing
fishing, bathing and lounging to the
midnight pranks of the boys and the
getting even stunts OF the girls and
several handsome social events, there
were not many minutes laid abide
for sleep or rest. Fun and all kinds
Of It" was the motto and It was lived
up to from the arrival of the guests
on Wednesday till their departure Sun
day evening. The jacob launch. the
Eagle, one of the finest on the lake.
met the party at the train and took
them across the water to the cottage.
After bountiful dinner and after
noon rest the guests prepared for
moonlight launch ride, a most delight
full treat Thursday afternoon the
programme named a big picnic at
Rocky Point and Thursday evening Mr..
and Mrs. jacob entertained at large
dancing party at the cottage. Flags
and lighted Japanese lanterns made
the home in the woods a festive spot
and thirtyfl five young people were num-
bered among the guests. The dance
programme was interspersed with the
delights of the marshmellow and corn
roast and not until the wee small hours
did the pleasures cease. The event of
the week, however, occurred on Fri
day evening when a mock wedding
with all the details elaborateIy carried
out took place at the Jacob cottage
Contrary TO custom, the ceremony
was not a solemn and impressive one
and 1t was not until Phil Bangs,
claims were piecefully settled that the
would be minister was allowed to con-
tinue making the two hearts as one.
A wedding feast, all too elaborate to
describe, followed and the honeymoon
was canoe trip on the lake, every
wedding guest being a member of the
honeymoon party. Saturday afternoon
Mr. Jacob took the merrymakers to
town in the launch and that evening
a handsome dancing party was given
In their honor by Miss Frances Titus
at the beautiful Titus summer home
The rise of the bright Sunday morning
ing sun brought the happy ones from
their beds early and the last day was as
busy as the rest. They said their
good byes at the station in the after
noon and departed for home, fully con-
vinced that never again will such a
treat be theirs Miss Hunt and Curle
Calender were Miss Dinnie's guests
over night and left this morning for
their homes in Fargo.
Mrs. Anna Dwight Tyler has re-
Gently removed from the Blakemore
to the Gardner.
Miss Lucy LIGHTHOUSE returned Tues
day from seven weeks visit with
relatives at Racine, Wis.
Mrs. Hector Barnes and Mrs. Frank
Ball left Monday afternoon for Peli-
can.
Miss Esther o'Keefe is spending the
week with Mrs C. F. RuetteIl at Peli-
can lake.
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Miss Laura Sneeberger is spending
her vacation with her parents, who
live near Lennon, s. d.
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J. w. Smith came up from Detroit
for several days this week.
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Miss Nora Fields is entertaining her
cousin, Mrs. O'Keefe and children of
Minneapolis
Mrs. M. J. C. wodworth Of Streeter,
N. D., is visiting DR.. and Mrs. Fred
erick h Bailey of Seventh street north
Miss Emily May left Wednesday to
visit relatives in Wisconsin.
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Mrs. Daniel E. willard has returned
from a western trip, Prof. Willard re-
manning at Seattle for a short time.
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| Thursday evening DR. and Mrs. A.
q. Nickles left over the Northern Pa
| cific for their home at Atlantas Ga.
Mrs. Nickles has been the guest of
/ her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. john
| son of the south side since May and
4 has been the recipient of many pretty
4 social courtesies during her prolonged
i visit. 1t was with much regret to both
the doctor and his wife to bid their
many friends goodbye.
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The Misses Henrietta and Mable
Tyrer and Edythe Johnson are among
those OF large party of young ladies
| who will spend Sunday at Lake Mills
! sa, returning Monday.
4 O.
j. E. Couch OF Lisbon was an ar
rival in the city last evening and he
is spending the day here.
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C.. A. Gardner is in from Argusville
today.
e. H. Myrah of Wahpeton is trans
acting business in Fargo.
DIR. e. Fl. Trunbley is business
visitor from Kindred.
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A. w. Millner is here from Cassel-
ton and is talking business with To-