The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-17
Social Notes


spent Easter in Fargo returned to her
home Sunday afternoon.
Word has been received that Mrs.
H. j. Weiser left California last night
and viii come directly home
Col. w. r. Ball is expected home
from the south, where he has been
spending the winter, about April 24
Miss Bessie ChristianGon Of the
Moorhead normal spent her Easter va-
cation with her sister at crookstons
MINI.
Atty. w. B. diversion OF Williston
was an Easter visitor in Fargo and
called at the home of Bishop Mann
Sunday afternoon.
The Yeomen dance tomorrow even
ing will be largely attended by the
young people of the city. Good music
and q jolly time is promised.
Mrs. James Bentley and Miss Agnes.
who have been the guests Of Or. and
Mrs. A. ]. Kaess, have returned TO
their home at Ortonville. MINI.
Miss Celia Mccoy, who spent the
past few weeks with her PARENTS Mr..
and Mrs Thomas Mccoy Of Tenth
street north, left yesterday afternoon
for Grandin.
DIR. J.. p. Aylen. formerly OF Shell
don, now superintendent Of the North
ern Pacific hospital in Missoula. was
in the city yesterday calling on his
medical and other friends.
Miss Harriet Hunt will return to her
studies at Madison, Wis. this evening.
Miss Hunt spent her Easter vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. u.
Hunt OF Thirteenth street south.
Miss Katherine Mcmillan returned
last evening from Wheatland, where
she spent her Easter vacation with her
parents. she will leave this evening
Tor Grand Forks to continue her studies
at the university.
| The Womans Home Missionary so
ciety OF the First M. e. church win
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. J.
L. Angel OF 5I2 Fourteenth street
south. Mrs. Angel win be assisted
by Mrs. Mangold.
! The Woman's Foreign Missionary so
ciety Of the First M. e. church are
giving a supper this evening to the
people of the congregation. The sup
per will be given in the dining room
of the church and the young ladies
Of the Standard Bearers will assist in
serving.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Bowers and
daughter have returned from an ex-
tended southern trip, which included
Hot Springs, Ark, Memphis, Tenn, st.
Louis. Chicago. and Rochester. They
are delighted with the south and ex-
press themselves as enjoying a very
interesting and pleasant time while
away.
! Sunday morning the members of the
Scottish Rite met at the temple and
observed the ceremony Of relighting
the tapers. There was a good at
tendance and the brief but impressive
services of. the ritual were duly OBJ
served. The bright sunshine and
balmy air of the day seemed to add to
the services.
One or he very pretty pre-nuptial
events which viii be given for Miss
Kennedy prior to her wedding on April
rs, to w. r. Fortune. will be the after
noon tea on Wednesday at which Mrs.
William Moulton OF North Broadway
will be the charming hostess. Several
other very beautiful events are being
planned for Miss Kennedy.
The many friends and acquaintances
of Will McMurchy, former Fargo boy,
VIII be pleased to learn of his recent
business success in San Francisco. Mr..
McMurchy has been travelling for the
wholesale firm Of Libby. Mcneil &
Libby for some time and has just
been appointed to I'LL the responsible
position of assistant manager In the
San Francisco Office.
Crookston Times: Miss Cora Gusti-
son, the charming insurance agent for
the New York Mutual Lille 20, who
has been making headquarters here
for the past .wo or three months went
to Fargo last evening, where she will
remain over Easter Sunday as the
guest of friends. Miss Qustison has
made many friends, both In social and
business circles, during her stay here.
Eli of whom will look forward to her
return and will hope that she may de-
eide to make permanent headquarters
here.
The marriage Of Miss Charlotte
Freida Luedemann of Spokane, Wash,
and Charles Lewis Meller, park super
tntendent Of this city, was solemntzed
last evening about o'clock at the
home OF Judge and Mrs. Amidon, Rev.
r.. A. Beard officiating. The bride ar
rived on the 3 o'clock train from the
west. The Amidon home was beauti-
full with roses and carnations with
numerous Easter lilies. MT. and Mrs.
Meller will make their home at TIA
Fourth avenue north and win be at
home after April II. Numerous friends
extend congratulations.
Grand Forks Times: Mrs. j. q.
Moore who 10 entertaining Miss
Blanche Dalager of Fargo as her de-
lightful Easter guest gave prettily
appointed supper party In her honor
and had as guests a company of
teachers of the local schools and Mrs.
Emma Hoy, matron Of Sayre hall, who
was Miss Dalager's school teacher
when she was a little girl at her old
home In Austin, MINI. The discovery
of this fact was quite by accident and
for that reason made the reunion all |
the more enjoyable. Mrs. Hoy remem-
bered her former pupil as soon as she
heard that she was visiting here but
Miss Dalager had not expected any
such delightful pleasure and was most
completely surprised when Mrs. Hoy
introduced herself over the telephone. |
Mrs. Moore who always uses charm
Ing taste In adjoining her table for IN
formal affairs used a bowl or purple |
and white hyacinths for this occasion |