The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-21
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GRADER, Gertrude Norman, Echo
Turner and Gertrude Skinner.
Henry Brase ana Neil Mckay Of
Gardner were Interstate fair visitors
this week.
Miss Alice Shermoen of Stockwood,
MINI. Is the guest this week of Miss
Norma Moebeck Of Moorhead.
Miss Hortense charest OF Fifth ay-
enue south returned yesterday from a
weeks visit with Mrs, Mckenzie at
Wild Rice.
Mrs. G. A. Swanson and daughter
returned last evening from q three
three weeks visit to the home Of her
parents in Grand Forks.
T.. "A. Greenwood, superintendent Of
the creamery departments OF the john
son Stock and Farming Co., Marion,
was observed taking general view
OF the fair, especially the dairy de-
partment.
f. 8. Whirry, representing J. d.
stout & Co., wholesalers In butter,
cheese and eggs, New York City, was
prominent visitor at the fair ana
was a critical observer Of the cattle
and things In the dairy department.
Miss Helen Everhart, who has been
the delightful guest of Miss Alice
Lewis for the past week expects to
leave the first of next week for Shore
ham, MINI. where she will spend the
week with her cousin, Miss Evelyn
Eyerhart.
President and Mrs. Worst will spend
short vacation among their friends
In Ohio. They start tonight and will
go by way of Duluth and the Northern
Navigation Co.'s steamship line, Du-
luth to Detroit, Mich. They expect to
be absent about three weeks.
Mrs. q. L. Morris of Eleventh street
south, accompanied by her sister, Mrs
@ A. Toby of Pittsburg, Pa. left this
morning for Richville, Mimi, where
they will spend a month or six weeks
at the Island Hunting and Fish club
Mrs. Toby has been the guest Of her
sister for the past week. They antici-
pated the trip with much pleasure, and
will greatly enjoy the out-of-door life.
An event Of interest this morning
was the marriage Of Miss Mae Flat Of
Gardner and Warren Collins of the
same place. The marriage took place
at III o'clock in the parlors of the
Elliott hotel in the presence of a few
friends of the young couple, Rev. o. e.
McCracken officiating. They were at
tended by Miss Emma Tenberg and
Joe Collins also of Gardner. Both are
Well known at their home town and
have large circle of friends who wish
them all happiness. They left on the
afternoon train for Gardner and will
make their home with the brides
mother on her farm near that place.
One more delightful event of this
week was the lawn party given by
Miss Claire Elliott at her home on
North Broadway in honor OF Miss Eva
Shea and her guest, Miss Helen Nc
Cumber. The lawn was beautifully
arranged with comfortable seats and
lighted with Japanese lanterns. Danc-
ing was feature Of the evening. there
being about thirty-fve of the younger
set present. Luncheon was served with
pretty appointments and the evening
wholly one of pleasure. The weather
was ideally cool for dancing. and the
spacious rooms of the Elliott home
were most inviting. Miss shea ex-
poets to leave in the near future for
her new home at Wahpeton and a.
number Of delightful events will be
given in her honor before her de-
parture.