The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-06-24
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Miss Mamie Bremen Of sixth ave-
nue. south, entertained party of ten
OF her young friends at a launch party
and picnic dinner yesterday afternoon
in honor Of her 18th birthday anni-
versary. The party was taken up the
| river yesterday morning and spent a
few hours very happily on the bank
Of the river with games and a delight
full dinner. They returned to town
about o'clock in the afternoon. They
were chaperoned by Miss Katherine
Boise.
Grand Forks Times: Mr.. and Mrs.
Matt Camitch Of Fargo have been
pleasant guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. will
liam Spriggs at their home on North
Fifth street during the Elks' conven-
ton. Both enjoyed the many pleasures
thoroughly and will long remember this
Grand Forks visit.
Miss Ethel Tousley of Beach, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Tousley.
formerly of Fargo is visiting friends
in the city for short time.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Taylor Of Fifth
avenue south announces the engage
ment Of their daughter, Miss Gladys,
to Willis 8. Adams, of Lisbon.
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Little Miss Dorothy Trautman of
Minneapolis arrived Friday and is the
guest for the summer Of heraunts, the
Misses Luger, at their home in Island
park.
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Mrs. c. A. Swanson Of Fourth street
south will leave Tuesday for Grand
Forks to visit her mother, Mrs. S.
Lyon.
Miss Luella Jones of Second avenue
south was hostess last evening in honor
of Miss Aida Loney, a bride to- be OF
next week. The evening was spent
informally with many good wishes for
the prospective bride. A dainty lun-
cheon was served and the guests left
with many regrets at Ioosing Miss
Loney from their circle.
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Miss Kate Rea and neices, Misses
leila and Myrtle, left last evening over
the N. p. for Forsythe, Mont. Miss
Rea will spent two weeks in For
sythe and the Misses Zella and Myrtle
will spend the summer with their
father. They will also spend part of
the fall months with their grandmother
in Wisconsin.
Charles Keidel. jr.. of Baltimore,
spent Sunday and Monday at the Rea
farm.
win and John Archibald of st. Paul
are the guests OF their aunt, Miss Ella
Rea at the Rea farm for the sum-
nler.
Atty. and Mrs. Fl. j. Bott left last
evening for Duluth and Scion Springs,
the summer home of Mrs Bolts par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Scion.
Mrs. Bot will remain for several
weeks, Mr.. Bott returning Monday.
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Delightfully."- enjoyable was the in
formal luncheon and porch party Civ
en- yesterday afternoon by Miss Louise
Hansen of Tenth street south in honor
of Miss Ruth Keeney. who is to leave
the city soon to live in the west The
afternoon passed pleasantly with chat
and music and a delicious luncheon
was served.
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Master Rex GRADER will be the guest
of Liscoe Belknap at his lakeshore
home on Lake Melissa for week.
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One of the prettiest events OF the
week was the shower given last even
ing by about thirty-five young ladies
Of the Queen Esther circle from the
First M. q. church in honor Of Miss
Nellie Nelson, a popular bride Of next
week The event took place at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. L. Nelson of First avenue
south. The young ladies gathered at
the home Of Miss Anna Chisholm on
First avenue south and went In a body
TO the Nelson home giving Miss Nell
son a complete and happy surprise.
The evening was spent informally with
music and games, one very clever feat
ure being the cutting out of pictures OF
the bride and bridegroom from maya
zines as the guestsi imagined them ON
their honeymoon trip. The affair was In
the nature Of kitchen shower and d
pleasing and interesting array OF
packages were presented to the bride,
which disclosed many necessary arti-
NlGS WHICH Will De uSCQ III tie new
home. The rooms were very pretty
with flowers. which may be secured
in profusion from the summer gardens
and are so popular at this time of the
year and at the close a delicious lunch
con was served. the guests departing
with many wishes for the bride elects
happy future.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Berg of Tenth
street south will be charming host
and hostess Sunday evening at dinner
for Mrs. Bergs sister. Miss Nellie
Nelson, whose marriage TO Burdick b.
Hicks has been announced for June
rs. profusion of exquisite garden
DIVERS will adorn the table for the oc-
casion and covers will be laid for six
Mr., Hicks is popular business man
in connection with the Ford Motor Co.
and the bride is a well known Fargo
young lady. She has been a popular
and efficient teacher fin the LongfelIow
school here for the past five years and
has large circle Of friends. who hast
en- to offer congratulations.
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Mrs. ]. w. Coleman of Tenth
street north was hostess wednesday
afternoon at a s o'clock dinner in hon