The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-03
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Social Notes


r. L. Gardner left this afternoon d
spend the Fourth with his family al
Lake Melissa.
Mrs. G. ]. Allen of Third avenue
north is spending the summer al
Macleay, ore.
Clyde z. Bucher Is the guest Of Mr.
ana Mrs. L. G. ziegler Of Ninth street
south for short time.
Miss Esther Pinney left this morn
ing TO spend the Fourth at Lake
Melissa with Miss Ruth Gardner.
Mrs. Eugene deLendrecie leaves to-
day for Occur d'Allene, Ida, where she
will visit with relatives for a few
weeks.
Mrs. r. X. Keller and daughter, Miss
Madeline of Fifth avenue south left
this afternoon for Perham, where they
VIII enjoy two or three weeks out
ing.
Miss Christiana Craig of Toronto,
Can, Is the guest for few days OF
Miss Hortense Charest of Fifth ave-
nue. south en- route to st, Paul, where
she will visit friends for short
time.
Pres. and Mrs. @. G. Creegan have
given up their home on Fourth avenue
south for the present and have taken
apartments at the Waldorf hotel. Pres
ident Creegan expected to leave July
to conduct a series of lectures at
Devils Lake.
DIR. and Mrs. Paul SORENESS and
children. Pauline and Fred, returned
Saturday from two weeks outing
at the lakes. Mrs. Sorkness and the
children will go back to Melissa in
lew days to spend the remainder Of
the summer.
Miss Millicent Smith was hostess to
party of young lady friends Saturday
evening at box party at the Grand,
followed by house party at the home
OF Miss Smith on Ninth street south.
A very jolly evening was spent with
luncheon, music and chat.
During the offertory at Gethsemane
cathedral yesterday morning, e. Al.
Schneeloch and Keith Walker sang
the hymn, Hark. Hark, My Soul, to an
arrangement by Shelly, giving 1t
splendid Interpretation, the two voices
blending with marked smoothness.
Word has been received by friends
IN the city from Miss Morgan, who has
been dean OF women at the Fargo coli
lege and has now accepted a most en-
viable position as general secretary of
the American branch of the Y. w G.
A. in Paris. Miss Morgan sailed July
and In her letter tells of the various
associations which she visited en-
route to New York She states that
the 2. at Pittsburg is ideal and the
best THAI she visited on her trip.
large number Of the people of
Fargo and Moorhead went to the lakes
Saturday afternoon and evening to
spend the week end and remain over
the Fourth. Many win 60 down TO-DAY
to remain over until wednesday and
the national independence day win be
royalty celebrated by the Iakeshore
jewellers. The road to Detroit was
filled with auto parties yesterday and
the Fourth viii also witness a great
many picnicing parties following the
new movement toward safe and sane
Fourth.
pretty wedding was solemnized
Saturday morning at Page when John
II Lang, popular young man of this
city, was united in marriage with Miss
Helen Long OF that city. Father Gull
liam ofriciated. A large number OF |
friends and relatives Of the young
people witnessed the ceremony, which |
took place in the st. James Catholic /
church. The church presented a very
attractive appearance with flowers /
and ferns. The young people were at |
tended by Mr.. Lang's brother and his
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. r.. III. Lang of |
Crookston. After the services at the
church reception was held for the
young people at the home OF the
brides mother. Mrs. Johanna Lang.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lang arrived in Fargo
Saturday evening and are receiving
the congratulations of large circle of
friends. Mr.. Lang is the popular rep
resentative OF the Feckler Bros. firm
and for the present the young people