The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-06-26
Social Notes

AS, AdS returned from a bust.
ness trip to st. Paul.
Lyman Miller came down from Mo.
henry Saturday and left that avenins
LOT Minneapolis on a business trim.
Miss Mary Mae Miller is home 70,
ner summer vacation from Tracey
MINI, where she has been teachina
school Tor the past year.
Mr. and Mrs. f. L. whitnev and twc
chlidren Of Forest River, N D.. are the
guests during the bankers, convention
- Mr. Wnitney's sister, Mrs. Geo. H
HOLSTER of Ninth street south.
Mr.. and Mrs E. F. Miller OF Tracey,
MINI, were guests in the city last
week and left to make a tour Of the
west, including the National park. and
the coast cities. They viii spend next
winter at San Diego, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Casper and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Joseph Scheeb motored to the CITY
Saturday evening from Anseln with
d. G. Cullen of this city. Mr.. and MRS.
casper will be the guests of Mr. and
mrs. Cullen for short time.
Mrs. Frank C. Gardner returned sat
urday from Tacoma, Fla, where she
and Mr. Gardner have spent the time
since last November. Mr.. Gardner will
remain in Florida for some time, Mrs.
Gardner being accompanied home by
her mother, Mrs. Eddy.
From the Visitation academy. ia
coma, Wash, on Wednesday, June 81,
occurred the marriage of Margaret
Myers Finnegan of Minnesota and
Hoyt Calkins of New York. The nun
tian mass was celebrated at st. Leo's
Roman Catholic church, Rev. Mr.. Van
Goethem officiating, Mr. and Mrs.
Calkins will live in Tacoma.
Announcements have been received
by several friends in Fargo of the
arrival of son at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Buckingham of Chicago. Mrs.
Buckingham was Ada Bryant, daugh-
ter of DR.. Bryant, predecessor of Mr..
Crusoe in the Broadway pharmacy. and
who was very popular in musical cir
cles for some time, always very gra-
cious in the bestowal of her talents.
Mrs. c. B. Miller Of sixth avenue
north was hostess Saturday evening
at dinner in honor of Miss Opal Childs,
a bride-to-be of Tuesday evening. The
guest list included the bridal party,
Miss Childs, Mr.. Baker, the maid-of-
honor, Miss Lukins of Chicago. and
Julius Baker, who will be his brothers
attendant. Covers were laid for ten
and the decorations were pink and
white roses. The wedding will take
place at the home of DR.. and Mrs. Al.
Hanenberg on Eighth street south.
Dean Bowling oflciating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. z. Walker Of van
couver, B. c., arrived in Fargo Satur-
day evening over the North Coast Lin
tied on a short visit with Mrs. walk
er's sister, Mrs. r. Il. Copeland of
Fourth street north. They remained
In the city only between trains as they
are on their way to Europe where they
will make an extended tour. Mr..
Walker is an agent for eastern manu-
facturers and in the two years that he
has been In Vancouver, he has built
up prosperous business and has well
earned the rest which he will enjoy on
this delightful trip.
A leading German musical paper
gives a prominent notice Of a recent
song recital given under the auspices
OF the American Woman's club of Ber-
lin and particularly did it refer to Miss
nellie Bryant, soprano. 1t said she gave
many who attended the recital q gem
ulne surprise, that her vocal ability
was shown to best advantage in two
Strauss songs, Morgen and Zeieignung.
Miss Bryant will be remembered with
pleasure by great many people in
Fargo who will be glad to hear that
she is well up the ladder of musical |
fame in the metropolis of Germany
where she has been living with her
mother for three or four years, study |
ing under the celebrated Putnam Girls |
void, basso of the Royal opera of Ber-
lin.
Minneapolis Jorunal: Two weddings |
took place last week in Madison, S. d,
which will be of especial interest to |
Minneapolis people. as the brides and |
bridegrooms are spending their honey |
moons in this city. Miss Snow Baker |
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George |
Baker, and M. Reed Bass of Fargo. |
were married at the home of the bride |
near Madison, S. d., Wednesday. Rev. |
Mr.. Upton OF the Presbyterian church |
assisted by Rev. Mr.. Eberhart OF |
Parker, S D., a brother-in-law of the /
bride. read the service. The bride en- |
tered on the arm of her father who
gave her away. Little Ruth Eberhart |
was the ring bearer. Mrs. ID. Baker |
played the bridal music. Al wedding |
dinner was served. after which Mr.. and |
Mrs. Bass came to Minneapolis for |
their wedding trip. They will make |
their home in Fargo.
A pretty event of this evening will |
be the wedding of Miss Aida Loney |
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Loney |
OF First avenue south, and John j |
Kaublauch of Martell. Neb. The cere-
mony will take place at the home OF |
the brides parents at 8 o'clock this |
evening In the presence OF a small /
party of relatives and friends. Rev. J. |
M. walters of the First M e. church |
will oficiate. The brides gown win be |
of pretty white material and she will |
carry roses. Her bridesmaid will be |
Miss Emelia Lanegraff, and she will /
wear becoming gown Of coral foulard /
and carry flowers. The bridegroom |
will be supported by his brother, Her
man Kaublauch OF Hope. The wedding Il
music will be In charge Of Miss Luella
Jones' Following the ceremony there
will be an elaborate dinner, and the
happy couple will leave tomorrow
morning for their new home at Mar
tell. En- route they will visit friends
at Omaha, Lincoln and other points
IN Nebraska. They have the well Il