The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-06-17
Social Notes

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During their stay Of three days in
the city this week. Rev. and Mrs,
James L. Gordon Of winnipeg, were
entertained on several very delight
full occasions by DR.. and Mrs. Creegan.
Rev. Mr.. Gordon came here from
Kangston, Ontario, where he had been
visiting, and was joined here by Mrs
Gordon. who came directly from Win
nipeg. They were guests while here OF
DR.. and Mrs. Creegan, Rev. Mr.. Gordon
having been one of the principal
speakers for the commencement day
programme. Or. Creegan was host at
dinner party to sixteen gentlemen
for Rev. Mr., Gordon and Mrs Creegan
gave an at home to a number Of the
Fargo college faculty. Rev. and Mrs,
Gordon were also present at the presi-
dents reception.
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Sidney Mason of Buffalo. who has
been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. MerrielI
Of Ninth avenue south, left for his
home yesterday.
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One Of the pretty romances of local
college life is that Of Miss Mary Bes-
tor, Instructor in Latin at Fargo col
lege. AS was stated in last evenings
issue of The Forum, Miss Bestor has
resigned her position with the coll
lege and 1t is thought that her reason
is her approaching marriage to mem
Der of the German legation at Rome.
Recently Miss Bestor spent three
that time she met her bridegroom to- be,
time she met her bridegroom to- be.
Miss Bestor left the city this week and
it is thought that the wedding will take
place soon. The happy couple will
probably make their home in Rome
and a large circle of Fargo friends
hasten to offer congratulations and
well wishes.
Mrs. A. III. Dodsley and children will
leave in few days for their farm at
Thief River Falls. where they will
spend the summer.
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Miss Effie Wilson and orrin Wilson
left today for Perharn, where they will
enjoy their summer vacation.
Mrs A. H. Porter and family ex-
pect to leave Monday for jamestown,
where they will visit relatives and
frinds.
Mrs. r. F.. veistenz and two little
daughters of Arthur, were the guests
of Mrs. w. G. Elder OF Fifth street
north en- route to Verndale, Mimi,
where they will spend q few weeks
with Mrs. Veistenz' parents.
Neville Journal: G. w. Ouambeck
was up from Fargo this week visiting
his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Quambeck and cousins, Henry and
John Qaumbeck, who recently returned
from college at Minneapolis Mr..
Quambeck is an instructor In the
normal department at the Oak Grove
seminary at Fargo. Henry GUAM
beck graduated last month from the
collegiate department OF the Augsburg
seminary at Minneapolis.
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Mrs. Mae Fairbanks has returned to
her home at Minot after a pleasant
ten days visit with Mrs Shepard of
Fourth street north.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. McNaught left
today for the twin cities. They will
visit with Mr.. McNaught's parents,
Major and Mrs. McNaught of st. Paul,
and with Mrs. MeNaught's uncle, A. A.
Graves Of Minneapolis.
The picnic dinner on the pretty lawn
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. X.
Keller, which was given by their little
daughter, Miss Madeleine, last even
ing was one of the most unique events
of the week. The table was set with
pretty appointments in the shaded |
lawn, which wore gala attire of fags
and banners. A handsome centerpiece |
of peonies made the table most attrac- |
tive and covers were laid for fourteen |
of Miss Madeliene's little friends. The
place cards were dainty hand painted |
affairs and favors were given by the |
hostess consisting of a dainty spray Of |
valley. After the three
delicious courses had been duely par |
taken OF an interesting and witty pro-
gramme of toasts was given in re- |
Spouse to the hostess call. After din |
ner the young guests chaperoned by |
Mrs. F. L. Gardner and Mrs. Keller,
attended the graduation exercises Of |
the high school.
Miss Louise Swanson expects 10 |
leave Tuesday for Grand Forks. where
she will spend short time with her
Mrs s. Lyon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Caron ana Mr.. |
and Mrs. J.. B. o. Leclair, who have
been spending portion of their honey
moon in the city left last evening for |
their homes at Winnipeg. A large
company Of frinds were at the depot |
to bid them good bye and send them to |
their new homes with many we'll |
wishes.
An all-day jubilee missionary rally |
win be held by the women of Fargo |
and Moorhead OF all the churches Of
the two cities in the First M. e. church
of this city. June %. A more extended
notice will be given later.
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Mrs. w. r. Boyd and son, Tommy,
OF Sixth avenue north left last even
ing for Chicago, GAINESVILLE and Mil
waukee. where they will visit friends. |