The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-11


zon both teachers and pupils have vi
Sions Of outings, varied and various.
While a number of the teachers
whose homes are out of town are long
ing for nothing better than 10 again
join the home colony, there are still
larger number planning trips to noun
tains and seashore to forget work and
live an outdoor life.
The June bride will compel the grad
uate to at least partially efface herself
while the bride to be brings herself
into the spotlight with her wedding and
the attendant affairs of a social nature
that her friends are arranging. But
the sweet girl graduate will hold her
own at lake resort and in the city.
The lake draws as a magnet many
who feel summer is not summer away
from the water. Perhaps warm weather
will come to gladden. the hearts OF the
lake dweller but at present reports
from the lake colony do not tempt the
regular denizen of the city away from
the concrete paving and an occasional
furnace fire. To go foraging for fuel
may sound romantic, but the reality of
stalking through wet underbrush in the
hope of finding a stick of wood larger
than a cane to help warm the kitchen
while we eat'' is not all 1t might be
but think when the thermometer climbs
up where the lake resident will have
the best Of 1t.
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Cards have been received in the city
announcing the approaching wedding
of Miss Fay Morrill,, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred B. Morrill, which will
take place at their home in Seattle,
Wash. June %. Mrs. Sam Crabbe of
this city will attend the wedding. Mr..
Morrill, and family resided in this city
for many years, where Mr. Morrill,
was at one time city attorney. The
wedding will be quite social event
In the Washington state city.
o
Mrs. Maurice Kaufman entertained
at bridge Wednesday afternoon at her
residence on Eighth street north for
Mrs. Fred Orschal, who Is the guest
of Mrs. G.. Kaufman. There were twen-
ty-four guests present and luncheon
preceded bridge.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Lusk of Ed
munds, after having completed their
visit with their Fargo friends, have
returned home.
Miss Mary Curran, Moorhead, gave
a charming party Thursday evening in
| compliment to Miss Lamb, a bride of
next week. The parlor was arranged in
pink and green with a mammoth
! Christmas tree decked in tinsel and
pink and green candles. Parcels of
most mysterious shape and dainty COL
| oring were hung on the tree and at a
/ fitting -
| bride-to-be. The dining room was pre-
sided over by Mesdames P. ]. Sullivan
! and P. H. Lamb and refreshments were
served from small tables. Pink and
! green were the colors used and there
were thirty guests to enjoy the even
ing.
/ Miss Edna Lundgren Of st. Paul,
K Mimi, has arrived in the city to visit
her sister, Miss Freda Lindgren and to
attend school here during the summer
months.
Mrs. D. w. Shields, 908 Fifth avenue
South, was hostess Tuesday afternoon
when she entertained the sixteen mem
bers of the Five Hundred club. Mrs.
F. G. Duncan won the low score prize
and Mrs w. J. Hammond was success
Lul IN carrying on the high score prize. |
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Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Stone and
s. S. Barker, all of Mott, who have
been visiting their Fargo friends for
day or two, have left for their homes. |
Mrs. A. w. Beals, 1920 Broadway, |
will entertain the Five Hundred club
as closing frivolity to the season lust
past. The afternoon will be in the ma
Eture of a picnic, the women bringing
a basket lunch and entertaining a few
friends.
o.
Mrs. L. c. Wheeler of Tower CITY
has been the guest of friends in the
city.
Society editor, 1524-L.
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Miss Gertrude Seeney spent a few
days in Fargo as the guest of Mrs J.
G. Dillon. Miss Seeney was return
ing to her home in Rochester from
visit in Seattle.