The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-14
Social Notes

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Mrs. Robert McCulloch and daugh-
ter, Miss Lillian Of Tenth street north
LeIt Tor the lakes today accompanied
ny Miss Bertha Everhart, who will be
their guest for a short time.
Miss Nellie o'Brien, who has been
spending the winter WITH her uncle.
Dr. J. d. Cavanaugh OF Third avenue
home In Duluth. Miss O'Brien has
completed a course at one uf the local
business colleges and will secure q.
position at her home.
Miss Frances Emery was a charming
hostess last evening to the young la
ales OF the LaChon sorority of Fargo
GoiIege. The evening was spent very
Informally and a delicious luncheon
was served at h close. Covers were
laid for ten. The rooms were attrac-
tive with pink roses.
Troop B. A. L. g. is Invited to attend
9 lawn social to be given by Mrs. DR..
Broadway, opposite Sacred Heart aca-
qemy, at $3.50 d. M, Saturday this week,
II ls b earnest wish of Mrs. Mall
tartan that as far as possible all men,
oers OF the troop be present.
Mrs. James Rea and four children.
aseeompanied by her sister Miss Eliza
through the city Thursday en- route
home to Billings, Mont. Mrs. Rea has
spent the past month visiting with her
peopl in st. Paul. 1t will be inter-
estlng to their am friends to know
that the Rea brothers have disposed Of
part of their interests near Forsythe,
Mont, and have purchased homes in
Billings.
Wednesday, evening the young ladies
or the eighth grade of the Roosevelt
school entertained the champion base
pail q of the public schools at a
banquet at the ONE of Mr.. and Mrs.
u. I. Pfam or Thirteenth street north
The rooms were p~rettily decorated
with pink and green, h class colors,
and music and games were the enter
tainment of the evening. The baseball
boys were delighted with their enter
tainment and voted the girls jolly
hostesses.
A very pretty informal event of last
evening was that given by Mrs. L. r.
Johnson of First avenue north for
Miss Florence Leavy, a bride elect Of
next week. Twenty young lady friends
gathered in response to invitations
and spent a very happy time. AT the
close a tempting luncheon was served.
Miss Leayy's marriage to Ezra Eddy
will take place next Wednesday morn
ing at 8 o'clock at the Gethsemane
cathedral and the ceremony will be
witnessed by only the immediate
families.
The Children's day exercises at the
- $500 - 0S NAOAA6 ~ .AACAL E1uIl=
day will be in the morning at 1890,
instead of in the evening as first an
nounced. A unique feature of the
service will be the baptism of children
In water brought from the river Jor-
dan. The scholars of the school are
expected to gather in the basement of
the church at 1920 to receive flowers
before being seated in the church. The
superintendent wishes each teacher to
%acquaint all members of his or her
class with changed plan n details.
Parents are asked to furnish the pas
tor, before h Sunday morning serv-
ice, with the names and birthdays of
children to be baptized.
Miss Jessie Cruishank and Miss Lucy
Bernfer were hostesses last evening at
the home of Miss Cruishank in honor
of Miss Mabel Piers, q bride to be of
next Wednesday. The event was a
linen shower and a delightful informal
perfectly appointed luncheon was serv-
ed. The color scheme was red and
green, carried out very handsomely
with American beauties. After lunch
con Miss Piers was led into one of the
rooms where the packages were pre-
sented to her in a shower, all neatly
tied. The guest list beside the host
esses and the honor guest included the
Misses Mabel Craig, Mae Burrel, Edna
Johnson, Grace and Blanch Briscoe,
Alice Bernier and Jennie Piers.
WGunSSuHy III JdH1cSNOWn LOOh PlhCe
the marriage OF Dennis McCarty of this
city and Miss Mary e. Durham. The
following item is taken from the James
town paper: Two weddings were held
wednesday morning, one in jamestown
and one in Spiritwood. The contract
ing parties in jamestown were Mary
e. Durham Of this city and Dennis Me-
Carly of Fargo. The ceremony took
place at the Catholic church and in this
presence of a large circle of friends
and relatives. B.. Steele of Minneapo-
lis, nephew of the bridegroom, and
bride, accompanied them during the
ceremony performed by Father Ger
agility. The wedding took place at S:4s
| after which an elegant seven course
breakfast was served at 10 o'clock al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. e. Durham
north Fourth avenue. Mr.. and Mrs
McCarty expect to spend the summer
travelling In the east, Canada and tt
| the south and in the fall return tc