The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-06-23
Social Notes


Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Alsop motored
to Lake Detroit today to open their
summer home.
Roy Jensen left this morning for
Minot, where he will spend the sum
mer on farm.
Miss Estelle Tritchler of Eleventh
street north left today for Maple lake
to spend couple of weeks outing.
G. M. Hopp has returned from sew
eraI months trip abroad in the in
terests of the Timber Investment Co.
Mrs. c.. H. Rupert and daughters,
Miss Marguerite and Miss Harriet,
left this afternoon for Melissa for the
summer.
Mrs. S. G. More and daughter, Miss
Edith OF Buffalo motored to Fargo
Wednesday evening and returned with
the car last evening
George Howe and Krohn Herbst
have returned home for their summer
vacations from the Northwestern Mill
tary school at Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Everhart and
family, accompanied by their daugh-
ter, Mrs. B. G. Massie and little daugh-
ter, left this morning to open their
summer home on Lake Melissa.
Grand Forks Times: Miss Ruby
Cullen arrived last evening from Far
go and Is the delightful guest of Miss
Anna Mccoy. Miss Cullen came up to
enjoy the Elks convention and viii
remain until Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. knight Of Four
teenth street south accompanied by
Mrs. Coils left Wednesday evening
for Sentinel Butte, Mont. to spend a
couple OF weeks. During their absence
Mrs. Lillian Rohan and daughters,
Esther and Charity, are keeping house
for them.
Miss Kate Rea and neices, Misses
Zella and Myrtle, left last evening over
the N. P. for F'orsythe, Mont. Miss
Rea will spent two weeks in For
sythe and the Misses leila and Myrtle
will spend the summer with their
father. They will also spend part of
the fall months with their grandmother
In Wisconsin.
Cards have been received by Fargo
friends from Miss Edna Carnine an
nouncing her approaching marriage
to Roy Price of Occur dAlene, Ida, an
June 26. The wedding will take place
at the bride-to-be's home in Spokane.
Miss Carnine was formerly one of the
popular young ladies of Fargo's young
er society set and has a large circle
Of friends here who will hasten to
offer congratulations.
Miss Erva Burdick left last evening
for Mason City, where she will join
her mother and leave with her for
their new home in the west. Miss
Burdick has been the recipient of a
number of very delightful entertain
ments during the past week by her
young friends. She is a member of
this years graduating class of the
high school and took a prominent part
In the high school play. Miss Erva
was also closely Identified with all
school events and a star member of
.the girls basketball team this year and
last. Among the members Of the
younger social circles, Miss Burdicx
tilled popular place. and her large
number of friends greatly regret her
departure.
A pretty event of this afternoon was
the "at home" given by Mrs. w. H.
White In honor of Mrs. w. f. Red
mon Of Mapleton, who is the guest Of
friends in the city for a few days. A
small company of ladies were pres
ent and enjoyed an informal afternoon
at the conclusion Of which dainty re-
freshments were served A very in
teresting feature of the event was the
exquisite profusion of flowers. The
grounds about the White home on
Thirteenth street south are especially
beautiful, and abound in peonies and
June roses at this time. From a hedge
less than a hundred feet long Mrs.
White has picked over 500 perfectly
colored and developed peonies. The
roses are especially beautiful at this
time, too, and the White home this
afternoon was indeed an exquisite
hover Of roses peonies and marguer-
ties. Mr.. and Mrs. White are to be
congratulated upon their success as
flower fanciers and 1t only demon
Btrates more fully when beautiful
grounds such as surround their home
are brought to mind that North pa
kota people can raise as beautiful
Covers as can be seen anywhere.
The wedding or Miss Lillian Lang
of Moorhead and ole Flore, which took
place in the Catholic church In Moor
head yesterday afternoon at O'Clock
was indeed a very prettily arranged
one. Besides the principals the bridal
party consisted of Miss Anna F1ore
sister OF the bridegroom; Miss Dolly
Lang. who was maid Of honor, ana
Ray Lang. brother Of the bride. Father
Gerard of1iiciated The bride was
lovely In simple dress Of white
batiste and carried brides roses with
lillies-of- the-valley In her hair. The
maid honor and Bridesmaid were
gowned in pink silk and carried pink
carnations with rose buds Ia their
hair. Following the ceremony at the
church. dinner was served to few
Invited guests at the home OF the
bride on Fourth street south, Moor
head. The rooms Of the Lang home
were most attractively decorated in
pink roses. carnations and pink and
white steamers. and ia one of the
rooms the gifts consisting Of an ex-
quisite variety of china, linen, silver.
and In fact everything to delight the
heart Of bride. were displayed The
young people left on the evening train
for the Detroit lakes to spend d few
weeks and will be at home to their
friends in q cozy little cottage on