The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-30
Social Notes

Mrs. T A. Gossman Of Darcy is the
guest Of friends in the city.
Mrs. g. e. Peterson of ca1edopia. q
week.
MT. and Mrs. j. II. Gilbert ana SON
Dan Of Leonard are guests for a short
time OF Fargo friends.
The Misses Effie &. steter and Bess
2. Henry and Mrs. j. e. ZONES and
MIS-. G. A. Baker r a party from VAL
icy City who are spending the day in
Fargo.
MISS Clara Pollock. who was in Min
neapolis with Judge and Mrs. Pollock
curing the meeting of the Methodists.
Is slightly indisposed and will not re-
turn for a few days. Judge Pollock
VIII be home early n the week.
E. M. Wright, well known manager
of the Fargo Mill Co.. expects to leave
Sunday for Coscob, Conn. where his
marriage to Miss Florence Coyle viii
take place June IL. Mr.. Wright viii
bring his bride home via the great
lakes and expects to return to Fargo
the latter part of June. They will be
at home at 1914 Seventh avenue north
upon their return to Fargo.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. M. Huffaker Of
Eighth street south will leave Satur-
day for the twin cities where they will
spend a couple of weeks. They will
be Joined in the east by their daughter,
Miss Helena, who is completing her
hrst year at Mount Ida seminary, near
Boston. Miss Huffaker will visit friends
In New York Immediately following
commencement and will probably meet
her parents there.
A pretty wedding of next Satur-
day morning will be that of Miss
Grace Duncan of Finley, N. D., and
Tim Francis, son Of Mrs. e. A. Fer
guson of Eighth street south. Rev.
j.. M. Walters of the First M. e.
church will perform the ceremony at
the parsonage and MI. Francis will
take his bride to Lake Melissa, where
they will spend their honeymoon at
the Ferguson cottage.
DR.. G. C. Creegan was host last
evening at a delightful banquet at the
Waldorf hotel when he gave his regu-
lar annual dinner for all of the menu
bers Of the faculty Of the Fargo college
and the Fargo conservatory. Several
of the members of the faculty have
severed their connections with that in
stitution and special honor was paid
them. The tables were very pretty
with cut flowers and a clever pro-
gramme of toasts was enjoyed. 1t was
regretted by all that Mrs. Creegan,
who was expected home yesterday,
was unable to come. Word was re-
ceiyed that she was not able to make
the journey just now and will probably
arrive a little later. 1t was expected
that she would be one of the guests of
honor at the banquet given by DIR.
Creegan last evening.
The seniors of Fargo high school
were the guests Of the class of 1913
at Prizes hall last evening, the oc-
casion being the annual junior-sen-
Tor banquet. This is one OF the big
social events Of the year in the high
school life and the gathering last
evening Is reported to be one OF the
most delightful ever given. The din
ing room was beautifully decorated
with red and black, the Junior colors,
and the ball room was in old gold
and white, the senior class colors.
The banquet was served at an early
hour, covers being laid for 100. John
Macarthur acted as POSTMASTER in a
very clever manner. Jack Farrand,
president Of the junior class, gave the
address of welcome, and Miss RATHER
inc Keye. president OF the senior class.
gave the response. Other speakers
were r. p. Robinson. principal of the
high school, and Miss Blanche Jewell.
Vocal solos and several piano NUM-
bers were greatly enjoyed. Following
the programme the students adjourned
to the ball room. where the evening
was spent in dancing. A delightful
dance programme was danced
through. excellent music being furn-