The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-20
- ct Interest to the Fair Sex ~
Social Notes

Fair visitors in the city yesterday
were Herbert Knudson and Leslie Nc
Lauchlin of Hunter.
Miss Dorsey of ST Paul is the charm
ing guest of her sister, Mrs. William
Staples Of Third avenue south
A. $, Duntley OF Grandin was
among the state fair visitors yester-
DAY and enjoyed the performance of
The Flower of the Ranch last even
ing.
2. Stangler and little daughter, Amy
came to the city last evening from
Alice to take in the fair Mrs. Stang
Ter and daughter, Sylvia, returned
home yesterday morning after spend
ing a couple of days with Mrs. Stang
ler's sister.
Mr.. and Mrs A. A. Werner of the
Pioneer Life block are enjoying a
pleasant trip to Spokane, Portland.
Seattle, Vancouver and other western
points. From the last named place
Mr.. and Mrs. Werner will proceed
to Winnipeg via the Canadian Paci-
fic and viii then return to this city
to join Miss Anne Schill, who win be
accompanied by them to her home in
Stockton, Ill.
Last evening at o'clock at the home
of j. N. Gard, TIC Third street north,
occurred the marriage of Miss Eda
Everson and Elmer Fortner, both of
Lacrosse, Wis. The bride has been
popular teacher in the state for a num-
Der of years and spent four years of
that time at Nome. The bridegroom
has been successful barber in Wis
consin. Miss Ragna Lund was brides
maid for the occasion and John Ever
son, brother of the bride, acted as best
man. Rev. e. e. Gynild officiated in
the presence Of a small party of friends
of the young couple. After the cere-
mony the guests were ushered into the
dining room, fragrant with a profusion
of carnations and roses, where a sump-
tuous wedding supper was served. Mr..
Fortner and his bride left this morn
ing for Streeter, where he has located
as barber. A large circle Of friends
extend heartiest well wishes.
Adding one more to the numerous
pretty events of fair week was the
party given last evening by Miss Helen
Welter of Moorhead to about fifty of
her young friends. Honor guests of tho
evening were Charles Dawson Of the
Wisconsin university, who is the guest
of Leslie Welter, jr, and Miss Kelley
of Nashville, Tenn, who is the charm
ing guest of Mrs. M. M. Fulton Of
Moorhead. The feather was ideal for
the hostess plans and the porch and
lawn were used to excellent advantage
in entertaining the guests. Indoors a
profusion of pink carnations and cor
responding decoration scheme of sim
liar color. A happy time was spent in
chat and music and Miss Eunice ia
cobson added much to the pleasure of
the guests with several readings. The
occasion was also the hostess birth
day anniversary, and she received many
pleasant greetings. At a convenient
hour delicious refreshments were serv-
ed, Miss Welter being assisted by her
mother, Mrs. M. M. Fulton and Mrs. w.
d. Titus. Miss Welter is one of the
most popular hostesses of the younger
set and the occasion was an extremely
pleasant one.
Crookston Times: Miss Gertrude
Stone and her guest, Miss Anna Nc
Askill, of Duluth. left today on the
N. P. local for Fargo and then to
Mapleton, where they will spend
week as guests at the home of Mrs.
Harry Footer, better known to
Crookston people as Miss Kathleen
Ryan. Mrs. Footer will entertain at
house party this week for five of the
eight members of the Octavia club.
Miss Ruth Spendley. of this city, left
with the Misses Stone and McAslill
this noon to enjoy the reunion, and
Mrs. George Wood, OF Whitefish,
Mont, formerly Miss Edna Wilde of
this city, with her baby are also ex-
pected. Two members of the club are
too far away to be present at this
happy reunion but they will not be
forgotten by the members present and
voluminous accounts of the good times
enjoyed will be made to them in their
western homes. They are Mrs. Tarney
of Los Angeles, CAL, who was form
erly Miss Addie Palmer. and Miss
Frances Montague of Everett, Wash.
Miss Ella Watts is studying at the