The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-06-20
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head.
DR.. Davis returned this morning from
two months trip through Indiana,
Illinois and Ohio.
Mrs. j. S. Campbell Of First avenue
south left yesterday afternoon for
jamestown. where she will visit for
about ten days. During her absence,
her daughter, Mrs. G. E. Jones of Lis
bon, is keeping house for Mr.. Campbell.
Miss Aileen Sullivan expects to leave
Friday for Dickinson where she will
meet her father, d. d. Sullivan, and
they will go west, visiting at several
points In Montana and probably the
Yellowstone park. The trip is anti
cipated as very enjoyable one.
Mrs. w. H. Grasse and daughter,
Miss Edyth, of Moorhead expect to
leave Thursday for their trip west,
through the Canadian Rockies and
western United States. They expect to
be in Winnipeg at the time of the
coronation. and will roam about
through the west as their fancy die
tates, returning in the course of two
or three months.
Robert Leonard returned today to his
home in Minneapolis. Mr.. Leonard has
been a member of this years gradual
ing class of the high school until the
last year, when he moved with his
parents to Minneapolis and completed
his studies at Hamline university. He
returned to Fargo short time ago and
took some of the examinations with his
class, graduating with them.
Miss Mildred Hildreth was charming
hostess last evening at her home on
Eighth street south to about twenty
four Of the younger society set in
honor of Miss Erva Burdick, who
leaves the city to make her home in
the west soon. An informal evening of
cards and dancing was greatly enjoyed
and prizes for cards were won by Miss
Eva Shea and Peter Elliott. At con-
venient hour a delicious luncheon was
served with pretty appointments.
Miss Eva Shea was a charming host
ess this afternoon at luncheon for ten
of Miss Erva Burdicks most intimate
young lady friends, prior to Miss Bur
dicks departure for her new home in
the west. A delicious luncheon was
served at 1 o'clock, the table being
prettily set with pink roses as CEN
ter piece. The honor guests place
was marked with handsome bouquet
of peonies. After luncheon the party
was escorted to the Grand where they
enjoyed the matinee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Styles and chill
dren expect to leave tomorrow for
their new home at Pierre. s. d. Their
daughter, Miss Eva. was a popular
member and honorary student Of this
years graduating class of the high
school, and very creditabIy played the
title role in the class play. Wilbur
Styles is prominent among the boy
scouts and president of his class, the
freshmen, the past year in high school.
Wilbur was also an honorary pupil.
The entire family have a large circle.
Of friends who will miss them greatly.
while wishing them much success in
their new home at Pierre.
A very noticeable fact in society cir
Giles is the round of entertainments
which are being given by the younger
society set Every afternoon and even
ing for the past week has been filled
with luncheons, teas, dancing parties,
ETC., following the return OF large
number of the young people from the
various colleges and local commence
ment functions. This is one of the hap
piest seasons of the year for the
younger social set as it brings together
a large circle Of friends. BY the last
of the week, however, these young peo-
pie viii have gone to the lakeshore and
the merry summer vacation will have
begun.
Moorhead added one more to the string
Of delightful events which have been
given in honor of Miss Jennie Peter
son OF Moorhead, a bride-to-be of next
Thursday. The affair was in the ma
ture OF linen shower and many beau
tiful gifts were offered the bride. A
number of pieces Of hand work. and
Mexican drawn work with an entire
table set added greatly to the pleasure
of the bride-elect. The color scheme
of the evening was in green and white
which were effectively carried out in
the ices and luncheon as well as the
decorations. An unique plan was
adopted to assist the bride in finding
her gifts. A cob webb was fashioned
in the dining room and Miss Peterson
was made to unwind this and follow
each thread to its destination. where
she found her present On each pack
age was a word of advice to the BRIDE
elect and the excellent idea was added
to at luncheon when each Of the guests
read verse. which was found at each
plate. the brides plate being marked
with white roses. There were about
fourteen young ladies present and a.
jolly time was spent in games, music
and chat. One feature OF the evening
was ring hunt in which all of the
young ladies participated, Miss Mary
Johnson finding the little gold band.
and thus being proclaimed the next
bride of the company. Miss Peterson's
marriage will take place next Thurs
day to Richard Holzer, a well known
young man OF this city.