The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-06-20

MIS-. a. Z. Roman and children left
Sunday night to visit friends in wis
cousin.
Mrs. c. H. Clements left Friday for
Tower City where she will spend about
three weeks.
Mrs. c. E. Albert returned last week
from Seattle to be present at the
graduating exercises accompanying the
graduation of her daughter, Miss Lii
Ian zintheo from the high school.
Little Miss Kathleen, pretty little
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. D. d. Sulli-
van of First avenue south, is enjoying
a pleasant visit with Mrs. f. A. Nixon
Of Duluth.
Mrs. L H Lake of Grand Forks ar
rived in the city last evening and will
Join fishing party from here who will
go into southern Minnesota for about
two weeks.
Mrs Phoenix of Minneapolis spent
a short time in Fargo en- route home
from Grand Forks, where she took a
very successful examination from the
state board Of optometry.
Fred Hector, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Hector of North Broadway, is
expected home the first of next week
from Boston. where he has just COM
pleted a successful term of school. Miss
Evelyn, who is visiting friends in
Maine, win not return until about
July 1.
Atn and Mrs. G. o. Smith left yes
telcay for Chicago, where Mr.. Smith
will attend the National Saddlers' as
ISOLATION convention, as a delegate
from this city. From Chicago they
will take the Great Lake trip and visit
several points in the east. They will
return about July /.
The wedding of Miss Blanche Amer
land. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Amerland of Seventh street south, to
theJ. Will Parry of Madison, Wis, will
take place June %. A number of infor-
NAL affairs have been given for Miss
Amerland, and number are being
planned for the latter part of the week.
Grand Forks Herald: Mrs. E. 3.
Mallory of Walnut street, entertained
at a o'clock dinner last evening for
Wis bdAAlC6 A. van AlGSEh Oh FaIRO.
Mrs Van Kleeck was Miss Gertrude Mil
Ter of this city, and very popular. Mr..
and Mrs James A. Van Kleeck are Wis
lting at the home of Mrs. Van Kleeck's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Miller of River
side park.
Miss Josephine M. Hewlett of Wash
ington, D. c., arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Dodsley last even
ing, after short visit in wisconsin
and at Darlington, N. d. she was he
guest at the latter place of Mrs. Cous-
ms and win remain in Fargo for a
week or two visiting friends. From
here she will go directly home to
Washington.
An interesting trip was enjoyed by
a party of about sixteen from Lake
Detroit last Friday, when they went
out to the White Earth reservation
to view the annual celebration and
dance of the Chippewas. The sight
was unique and many entirely new
Ideas were CLEANED In regard to the
modern red men. One incident which
was noted especially in regard to the
Indian manner of proposals, which
reminded the party Of the white mans
leap year, was the fact that squaw
wanting to change her name, gave one
Of the braves a stick, which gave him
the right to select any one of her po-
mics to pay him for his trouble in Civ
ing her his name. Many other equally
interesting and amusing incidents were
noted in the lives of the present day
Indians. Some of the party were the
H. L. Loomis family. Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Treat, Mr.. and Mrs. N. A..
Lewis and others.
A pretty event of last evening was
the china shower given in honor OF
Miss Lillian Lang of Moorhead by the
Misses Maud and Clara Thompson at
their home on Sixth street south. Miss
Lang is one of the popular June brides
of Moorhead and her pre-nupital days
have been filled with charming enter
tainments given by her numerous girl
friends. The shower last evening was
an exceptionally pretty one and the
bride was the recipient of large num-
Der of beautiful hand painted pieces
OF china, while the browning gift was
an exquisite set of Haviland china.
Inc rooms Oh the 4hOAhpSOH hOhiS
were charming with pink and white
peonies and happy time was spent
In fortune telling, music and games.
Later a delicious luncheon was served
covers being laid for about twenty-five
one of the clever features Of the even
ing was the introduction Of two Imps,
the Misses Irene Thompson and Flor
er,ce Beck, who in appropriate cos
tunes presented the gifts to the BRIDE
to-be. The Imps in the costumes of
French maids also presided over the
luncheon service in very graceful
manner. Miss Nellie Casey added to
the pleasure of the evening with a
verv effective solo, Miss Anna F1ore
accompanying her. on last Thursday
evening Miss Dolly Lang entertained
at a parcel shower In honor of her
sister and tomorrow evening the
Misses Nora Munson and Jennie john
son viii give a pretty party. Miss
Lang'g marriage to o. Flore will be
an event of next Thursday afternoon.
rhe appointments will be simple and
will take place at the home OF the