The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-15
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brating and wishing them many more
equally happy anniversaries.
Mrs. r. Twichell and Mrs. A. J. AM
drews have returned home after q
two weeks visit at Hunters Hot
Springs
Mrs. IF. X. Keller and daughter,
Miss Madeleine OF Fifth avenue south,
left this afternoon FOR st. Paul, where
Miss Madeleine will enter Mrs. Back
us school
Mrs. e. b. Murphy and children of
Medberry arrived last evening to be
the guests OF Mrs Murphy's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. C. Cullen Of Ninth
avenue south.
Miss Ora Gray. daughter OF POST
master Gray OF Medora, and Miss Lie
lian Brownfleld, also of that city. ar
rived in Fargo today and will enroll
at Fargo college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Corson
motored today to Minneapolis, where
they win spend short time and then
motor on to Duluth. They will also
return in their car.
The Roycroft dancing club held a
meeting last evening to elect officers
for the new season. The dates Of the
parties were not decided upon and
several applications for membership
will be held over until meeting next
Thursday Offlcers were chosen as
follows. President. Mrs. A. e. Bestic;
vice president, Mrs. H. e. Klinsman;
secretary, III. %. Rowland; treasurer.
Mrs. ID. 81 Taylor
Grand Forks Times: Mrs. L. p.
Nenlzei Of Philadelphia, Pa, arrived
this morning To be the guest of her
sister, Mrs. FL. ID. Stewart Of Cherry
street. Mrs Nemzek was formerly
Miss Ruth Aiken OF Fargo and has
been visiting In that city for the past
several days. She will be Mrs. Stew
arts guest until next week. and then
return to Fargo to complete her visit
there before going back to her home.
Mrs. Gordon Nesbit was delight
full hostess last evening complimentary
to Miss Ruby Cullen, one of the most
popular bride-elects OF the season at a
kitchen shower. The Nesbit home on
Mills avenue was beautifully arranged
with numerous hearts and cupids and
a profusion OF fragrant flowers. Upon
their arrival the guests were given d
dish towel which was hemmed and
worked with the guests name. The
bride-to-be was showered with q large
number of dainty utensils for her
kitchen, as wen as many sincere con-
gratulations. The evening was made
most pleasant with music and social
intercourse and a perfectly appointed
luncheon wRs served. Covers were
laid for eight and dainty arrange
mont OF cupids and hearts were sug-
gestive OF the occasion. This is the
| first Of number of pretty events
which are being planned for Miss Gull
len, who Is a prominent member in
Fargo society circles.
After fourteen weeks absence
from Langdon, w. ID Winter and fam
lily returned to their home last Sum
day evening from perhaps the longest
automobile tour ever taken by anyone
in that section OF the state. the dis
tance travelled being more than 5000
miles, and they report the trip to be
most enjoyable one in every way.
Going from LAngdon by train to the
twin cities, Mr.. Winter purchased a
touring car and from there to Montreal
and back to Langdon with the excep-
ton OF boat ride from Port Arthur
to Duluth, the trip was made by auto
The party travelled from the twin
cities across wisconsin, then down
around Lake Michigan, through this
southern part OF Illinois and indiana
across the state of Michigan to Port
| Huron, where they GROSS 1.-The Ca
madam border and took the lake route
to Thousand islands In the St Law
renee river, where greater part o1
their time was spent. On the return
trip they took northern route and
travelled through Ontario to Pori
Arthur. where the automobile was
shipped to Duluth. and the party en-
joyed boat ride on the lake. From
Duluth they returned to the twin
| cities, then came to Fargo, where They
| spent o week, and made the trip from
Fargo to Langdon on Sunday. The
worst roads encountered on the trir
were from Fargo to Langdon, which
were very heavy on account OF this
rains Of the preceding few days. The
car gave no trouble on the entire trip
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