The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-06-05
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Social Notes

A. G. watkins spent the week en-
with friends ut Gardner. returning las
evening.
Ralph Mitchell formerly Of this cit
and well known in newspaper circles
was in the city Saturday betwee
trains.
The Book and Thinble club vii
meet with Mrs. N. stanford Of 20
Fourth street south Wednesday aft
ernoon.
g. H knight, Joe Nelson, Al. S
Duntley and DIR. Fisher were among
the passengers to Grandin Saturda.
afternoon, after spending short tins
In the city.
Invitations for the alumni banque
of the high school were issued OF
Saturday for June is. This is on,
Of the most popular events Of the com.
mencement season and is attended By
people from all parts Of the state, whC
were formerly identified with the 10.
cal high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Dean are the
guests of their daughter, Mrs. C. I
Gross of Tenth street north. for cou-
pie Of months. Mr.. and Mrs. Dean have
recently concluded a delightful trir
through Europe and will go west up
on their departure from Fargo.
The prizes which have been sent to
Mrs. w. r. Hunt to be given at the
card party on Friday afternoon in
Stones auditorium are on display this
afternoon in the window of the Stone
Piano Co These prizes have been
sent by the jobbers Of Minneapolis
and st. Paul and by friends, and are
exceedingly desirable and of pleasing
variety.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. Keeney and
daughters, Misses Phoebe, Ruth and
Ellen Keeney. and son, Mark, of Ninth
avenue south, expect to leave the last
week in June for San Diego, Cal,
where they will make their home. The
young people are popular in Fargo
society circles and 1t is with great
regret that their numerous friends
watch their departure.
An enthusiastic meeting OF the la
dies who will assist Mrs w 81. Hunt
during the u. G. T. convention was
held this afternoon at o'clock. Each
lady is willing to make the especial
effort, which will be necessary in af-
fording entertainment for so large
number of visitors as are expected.
The arrangements are being complet-
ed and the affair is sure to be sue
cess.
A pretty wedding took place at the
home Of M. and Mrs. j. r. Smith OF
Fourth street north at m. SAT-
urday evening, when their youngest
son, Anthony l.. Smith was united in
with Miss Hazel Gertrude
Van Sickle, also Of this city. The
Smith home was very prettily decorat-
ed in green and white with a charm
ing variety of flowers in red and
white. Rev. Chas. #. Sewrey OF the
M. e. church performed the
after which a sumptuous
wedding dinner was served to about a
dozen guests Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will
AXE up their residence In Fargo inn
nediately.
One of the most interesting events
If the week was the exercises attend |
int to the free kindergarten conducted |
BY Misses Conant and Kiefer, on Fri |
lay morning About forty-five Of the
little tots took part in this closing |
which occurred at 10 O'Clock |
n the morning. The programme was /
opened with the regular march and /
hen the little folk were seated In a
circle. when they sang in their pleas
ng childish voices number Of songs,
including Jack and Jill. Slumber Boat,
Bye Baby Bunting, Sweet Pea Babies,
Hiss Kiefer added to the pleasure of
he children with story, and then
hey marched again and sang the
sood Morning song. The Skipping
,ames concluded that part OF the pro-
,ramme before the little folk were
eated at tables arranged with white
repe paper decorated In colored flow
RS, each place being marked with a
pray of spirea Through the cour-
esy OF Pat Cummings the children
rere served with ice cream cones
nd later the work which had been
one during the year and placed in
ooks was given each child to take
ome. Mr.. Cummings arranged for
he children to enjoy the matinee per-
of the Orpheum on Satur-
ay afternoon, which was a great treat
) all. Fifty-four children met Miss
.iefer and Miss Conant at 2:15 Sat
rday and filed into the pretty theatre |
romptly on time. The exercises for
be private kindergarten win be Civ j
a next Thursday, and the children