The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-24
Social Notes

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Ths Misses Jennie and Ruth Gale Of
Hunter spent Saturday with friends ia
the city.
school will meet tomorrow afternoon
at I o'clock with Miss Minnie Hagen,
112l Fourth avenue south.
Mrs. r.. S. Wall, who has been the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Wall of
Third avenue south for the past few
weeks, leaves tomorrow for her home
at Dundee, III.
MRS. Mae Douglas Rindlaub enter
tanned very informally yesterday after
noon at her home on Tenth street north
at q 5 o'clock tea in honor Of Miss
Jaredine Thompson, whose marriage
rooms were very beautiful with peo-
MES and roses.
Reports from the bedside Of Miss
Margaret Mitchell, who recently un-
derwent an operation for appendicitis
at st, Johns hospital, state that she
+ tbo, gstting along very ntselyi fo al.
she viii be able to be removed to her
home.
Mrs. T. H. Evans and Mrs. Florence
Hillenbeck entertained at a parcel
Shove at the home of the former on
Friday evening in honor Of Miss Anna
Kuppe, a bride elect Of this week. The
rooms were pretty with fragrant pink
and white peonies and a happy in
formal time was spent with music, At
the close Of the evening dainty
guest was the ~recipient OF many
handsome gifts.
Miss Dorothy yansickle OF Fargo
was among the visitors Friday to the
plant of The Postum Cereal Co, Ltd,
one OF the chief points Of Interest in
last year, for nearly 10000 visitors. In
addition to being shown through the
various factory buildings making up
the mammoth pure food plant Miss
private art gallery of @. w. Post, which
contains many notable paintings, bits
of sculpture, rare relics and eurio.
Work for the season on F~essenden's
fine playground was begun last We'd
nesday, upon the arrival Of the new
director, F. H, Watkins Of Fargo col
lege. The work was suspended until
Tuesday on account Of the heavy rains,
when classes and regular hour work
was taken up in earnest. Friday ev-
ening at the courthouse Director Wat
ktns gave a talk to the parents n
children upon what was proposed to
be done which indicated hat he has a
high conception of the work which he
has been engaged to do, and wanted
the cooperation of everyone in carry
ing 1t out. A folder containing the
playground rules and hour plan was
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and a definite idea of what is planned.
The following item from The Grand
Forks Times Will be read with inter
est by the many Fargo friends of the
contracting parties: A pretty wedding
was solemnized at 1880 o'clock this
morning at the parsonage of st,
MichaeIs Catholic church when Miss
Lillian Clarke of Fargo became the
bride of Edward j. German of Winni-
peg. Father Frances Zumbusch per-
formed the marriage ceremony and
the bride was handsomely gewned in a
tailored suit of champagne broadcloth.
Miss Edna Coleman of Fargo was her
only attendant and she wore a becom-
ing bridesmaids gown OF white lace.
+. J. German OF Winnipeg, q brother of
the bridegroom, was the best man. I'M
mediately after the wedding ceremony
the bridal party and guests repaired to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Cor
ma on Cherry street where a prettily
appointed wedding breakfast was serv-
ed. In the service Of the repast
Mrs. German was assisted by her
daughters, Mrs. d. J. Sweeney and Miss
Edna German, and the guests from out
OF town were Mr.. M Mrs. James Cor
man and family of Fargo, Miss Cole
man of Fargo and r. J.. German of
Winnipeg. Mr.. German and his bride
will leave this evening for Winnipeg
where they will make their future