The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-26
Social Notes


Mr., and Mrs. l.. w. Lake of Grand
Forks are visiting friends in this city
this week.
Mrs. p. M. Buckley of First, avenue
south, has left for Monona, Ia. where
she was called by the sudden death of
her father.
Mrs. G. Dewitt Bowling left this
afternoon for Grand Forks, where she
will participate in a programme to be
given under the auspices of the ladies
of ST. Agnes guild of st. Paul's Epis-
copal church in that city. Mrs. Bowling
has been invited to give a series of
readings.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Everett entertain
ed at dinner last evening in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. H, Hjelle, whose mar
rage was an event of last Saturday at
the home of the bride near Hunter. N.
ID. Dinner was served with pretty
appointments and Mr.. Hjelle and his
charming bride left this morning for
their new home at Mercer, N. d.
A very successful enterprise was a
supper given last Saturday evening at
the Gethsemane cathedral by the mem
,bers of the Junior st. Cecilia guild. A
splendid service of wholesome refresh
ments was provided and there was an
encouraging patronage thus enabling
the workers to realize excellent returns
to assist in the missionary department
of the church.
Grand Forks Times: A delightful
pleasure for DR.. c. C. Creegan, presi-
dent of Fargo college, during his visit
in he city over Sunday was a dinner
Saturday evening given by DIR. n
Mrs. Il. E. French at their home on
North Fourth street. DR.. Creegan n
Mrs. French's father were boyhood
friends in Iowa and for this reason.
the pleasure was thoroughly enjoyed.
T Mrs. r. S., Reynolds and daughter,
Miss Gladys of Third avenue south,
extended trip which will take them
first to Minneapolis and then On to
Kansas City, n west to Los Angeles
San Francisco. San Diego, Portland,
Reynolds will join his family in Los
Angeles early next year. They expect
to be gone several months.
J.. w Foley has published a new
volume of his poems which will be
known as Foley Christmas book. The
tains the verses which have appeared
during the past year in The Saturday
Evening Post, The Century magazine,
New York Times, Youths Companion,
lions. The book is handsomely en-
bossed and bound and has already been
largely subscribed for.
Last evening at the Sons of Norway
hall the ladies of the Royal Neighbors
gave a leap yea ball and a very happy
evening was spent in dancing from 9
o'clock until IL. The ladies invited
their husbands and gentlemen friends
n did the honors of the evening very
gracefully. There was a large II
~congenial crowd and an excellent pro-
gramme of dance was played through
by one of the popular orchestras.
Grand Forks Times: Mrs. Herman
IynIff ,~f NTalnNYt SNrnA atI Lns frr-
daughters, Misses Clara and Elsie,
leave next Sunday noon for Los
Angeles and San Diego, Cal, where
they will enjoy the winter months. A
cousin from Milwaukee, Miss Norma
Rau, will join the party at Fargo and
be with them until they return in the
spring. Mrs. Wolff and her party have
planned to enjoy their trip thoroughly
and will visit in Spokane, Seattle.
Portland and San Francisco for some
time before locating for the winter.
The marriage of Miss Alma NataIia
Pearson to Charles III. Burman occurred
Wednesday, Nov, 30 at the parsonage
of Swedish Lutheran church westN of
HARDWOOD, Rev. H. S. Chilgren officiat-
ing. The bride Is the daughter of Ollie
Pearson of Armenia and Mr., Burman is
an engineer on the Great Northern
railroad, and is the son of Mrs. H. Bur
and Robert Pearson both of Fargo at
tended the young couple. Mr.. and Mrs.
Burman left to spend their honeymoon
in the west and will make their home
in Fargo upon their return.
Mrs. C. A. Swanson of Fourth street
south and two daughters, Miss Louise
and Miss Helen, left his afternoon for
Grand Forks, where they will be guests
at the wedding of Miss Susan Duggan,
daughter of DIR, and Mrs. F. J. Duggan,
to John J: o'Bryne of. DeGran. Mimi
which will be solemnized Wednesday
morning at St. MichaeIs church. Mrs.
Swanson and her daughters will be the
guests over Thanksgiving of Mrs.
Swansen's mother, Mrs. S. Lyons and
they will be Joined on Thursday. morn
ing by Mr.. Swanson, who will eat the
Thanksgiving turkey with the family.
A pretty wedding of Thanksgiving
day at Cogswell, N. d., will be the nup-
tials of Miss Gladys Jordan, daughter
of Editor G. A.. Jordan of The Cogs-
well Enterprise. Mr.. Jordan was for
Forum staff and has a large circle of
friends in this city and.throughout the
state. The man of Miss Jordan's choice
is Charles ~Fernbaugh, a welf-to-do
young farmer of near Cogswell n is
very popular among all of, his ac-
quaintances. The bride-elect is the
eldest daughter of Editor and Mrs.
Jordan and has been an assistant to
her father at The Enterprise office for
several years. She is an accomplished
musician and served as pianist for the
Cogswell orchestra under E. Il. -Soule
and her marriage will be al event OF
much social interest in that city. Faith
er McArdle will officiate and Miss Jor-
dan has chose as her maid of honor
Miss Ethel Bennett of that city n
Floyd Prentice will attend the BRIDE
groom. Miss Helen Kleckner will play
the wedding march and the ring service
will be used. Mr.. Fernbaugh plans to
leave with his bride on Thursday even
ing for the twin cities and will also
visit with his parents at Stewart.