The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-01
A NEW MAGAZINE PARTY.

The invitations were issued on card
board made to represent a magazine
and were inclosed in envelopes. Each
guest was asked to come wearing an
article to indicate a current periodical
or in costume, which ever was most
convenient.
This broke the ice and it was a very
merry party. In about a half hour,
when all were endeavoring to find out
who was what, the hostess passed
little booklets which contained the
following typewriter romance, the
blanks to be filled with the name of a
publications:
Once upon a time an who had
always enjoyed - and cared very
little for the outside of his
own was induced by his friends
to become -- and a junior mem
Der Of a prominent - in the home
At the time of his coming to the
city this --- was a very in
dividual, heart whole and fancy free,
and when he heard -- from
lips of the destinations of a certain
little girl with bright eyes and a face
OF which an artist might be the
he paid no attention. However, upon
receiving through the a dainty
missive with the odor of the floral
garden upon 1t, his heart fluttered in an
unusual manner. The coming func-
ton, lawn party given by the
had been the - at his hotel for
days. Fl. ..
His friends, whom we will call Mr..
- and Mrs. - for convenience,
had, insisted upon his attendance. He
objected, saying he was no favorite in
the -. The friends argued that
little - would make him have a
different -- in life and would make
him more --- and that he need the
- so he accepted the invitation.
Arriving at the park, he found a
gathering and the place being a
picturesque one, he at once made use of
his camera, saying !: Il must have a
--- Of this" He was first intro
duced to the owner of the park, an old
man with flowing beard, veritable
1870, and his son, a youth of IS
years.
The -- was charming girl, who
shyly. left her escort when she saw the
approaching.
A - indeed was his mental
as he recognized the one in
a white. -- to be none other than
the one with the pretty face, of whom
ne had heard. He was introduced,
and a little later, leaving -- of
friends the stroIled across the lawn.
They parted at --, but he gained
her consent to call upon her and to
take her to the --.
The intervening days seemed a -
- long, but in the meantime -
had come to him, -- had suddenly
become to him as important a prob
lem as --- economy and -- had
been in his country days before. --
was no longer pet by his Preside,
for his objections were elsewhere.
1t was the same old story and he |
soon decided to become the -- for
provided he had - with his |
wooing. This proved to be the case /
and he married his -- and their
" is one OF the happiest places
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