The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-25

and Mr.. Aiken is assistant city en-
gineer.
Miss Florence Shotwell, who came
in from the lake for a few days shop
ping. left this morning for Melissa.
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w. W. Lorshbough, an ensign of the
United States navy, stationed at the
navy yard at Puget Sound in the state
! Of Washington, is In the city visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Lorsh-
Dough. The ensign is a product of
the high school OF this city and passed
a favorable examination for the naval
academy at Annapolis, from where he
graduated. He has leave of absence
| of forty days which he will spend with
his old friends in Fargo, all of whom
were pleased to see him.
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Miss Eunice vidger, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. H. II, Vidger, left wednesday
morning for an, extended visit with
relatives and friends at Molone, N. Y,
and Hartford, Connecticut.
| When the two popular teachers
Misses Katherine DeVeau and Eliza
! beth Curry left at the close of school
! they stopped at Shoreham for a short
| visit as the guest Of the Misses Rus
! sell. Rumor whispers of weddings in
| the near future. The rumor has an
apparent basis owing to the resigna-
| lions handed in by the young women.
Both women are at home in Mime
apolis.
Miss Maybelle TiIden entertained
with a charming afternoon last Satur-
day for Miss Benedict. There were
twelve guests present and the young
women hemmed towels for the bride.
A charming arrangement of red and
green was used throughout the rooms.
carnations and roses vieing with each
other to do honor to the bride. After
sewing dainty refreshments were
served. Another affair in compliment
to Miss Benedict was given Friday
evening week when Mrs H. A. David
son was hostess to twelve young wo-
men at her Wellington avenue home
Parcels were hidden and the bride was
compelled to search for her gifts,
Later the guests made ribbon sachets
for Miss Benedict, Pink and white
peonies were the favored flowers for
the afternoon and refreshments were
an added pleasure
Mrs. F. L. Beals, mother of Mr. Aiken.
and his sister, Miss Ruth Aiken, enter
tanned thirty young women at their
Tenth street north residence Monday
evening with Miss Benedict for honor
guest. China was presented and the
house was festive in an attire of pink
and white roses. Mrs. Harry Stewart,
sister of Mr.. Aiken, who came to
witness the marriage, assisted through
the rooms and Miss Mabel Bowers gave
piano numbers during the evening. In
the dining room where refreshments
were served, pink peonies were used.
o.
Miss Marie Paige left last week for
an extended western trip for pleasure
and rest. Miss Paige will visit a
short time with her cousin, Mrs Web
ster. at Seattle and from there will
proceed to California points where she
will sojourn for several weeks. \
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Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Eckstrom, who
were married in st. Peter, Mimi. re-
Gently, have arrived in Fargo where
they will make their future home
They will be guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. WalIie Johnson for a
week while their home is being pre-
pared.
A group of ten women decided |
against indoor meals for today and |
armed with basket lunches they went |
to Oak Grove where they intend to |
spend afternoon and evening, weather
permitting.
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A card from Mrs. Harry H. Wheel |
ock, informs her friends that she with |
Miss Katherine were visitors at Ober- !
ammergau, May 20, where they saw
the Passion play. They expect to spend |
the summer at Geneva, Switzerland. |
Before returning to Berlin to resume |
their musical work. Mrs Wheelock |
and Miss Katherine will travel on the |
continent. Mrs. Beaudoux, Minneap- |