The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-04

| eral other Elks are planning the motor
trip if the weather is favorable.
Miss Alice Lewis arrived in Minnea-
polls last Saturday morning from
National Park seminary and is the
guest there Of her sister, Mrs. Roy
Braisted. Miss Lewis and Mrs. Brais-
ted are expected in Fargo a week from
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Schultz Of Ninth
street north gave a very delightful
dinner party on Sunday evening at
the Comstoek hotel in honor of their
guest, N. A. Wing OF Minneapolis, who
left yesterday for his home. Covers
were laid for six and the evening was
a very happy one.
Mrs. T. HILLARY left last evening for
Wahpeton and took the train from
there this morning to join her husband
at Minneapolis. Mr.. Hillary left here
Sunday evening for Minneapolis and
his many friends will be pleased to
know that he is gaining after his
recent illness and the last report is
that he is feeling a great deal bet
ter.
Last evening at wheatland, N. D.,
the graduation of a class of twenty
young ladies from the teachers train
ing department. of one of the Sunday
schools of that city was celebrated
with an elaborate banquet. 1t will be
OF interest to those who go from this
city to the Sunday school convention
at Valley City to know that this class
of girls are expected there as dele
gates.
Miss Buelah Amidon arrived home
last evening from a years ~sojourn in
Berlin, Germany. Miss Amidon left
q year ago for q short trip abroad
and decided to remain in Berlin to
study for a year. On her way home
she spent a week in London, where she
visited Hubert Beard. who is the
Rhoades scholarship man from Fargo
college. She left Montreal as soon as
possible and came directly home. She
reports a most interesting year and
a pleasant voyage home.
Wilbur d. Mcintyre, one of the well
known young business men OF the city,
expects to leave here tomorrow even
ing for Minneapolis where his we'd
ding to Miss Grace LeCompte will
take place on Saturday evening, June
8. Mr.. Mcintyre and his bride will
arrive in Fargo next week and they
will take apartments in the Colonial
flats. Miss LeCompte formerly lived
in Fargo and her many friends will
be pleased to know that she is to make
this city her home again.
A very delightful gathering of last
evening was that which took place at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
McCulloch on Tenth street north,
when Mr.. McCulloch entertained
about thirty young ladies OF his class
from the First M. e. Sunday school at
their annual banquet. Three tables
were arranged, two in the living room
and one large table In the dining
room. They were very prettiiy dec
Grated with white lilacs and ferns and
the banquet was perfectly served in
four courses. Mrs. McCullochh was as
sisted in serving by Mrs. Dreaseke and
the Misses Bertha Everhart and Lil-
liam McCulloch. In the living room
a huge bouquet of gladiolas gave the
finishing touch to the pretty rooms.
Honor guests were Clarence McCulioch
and Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Walters. Miss
Ethel Cannif was toastmistress of the
occasion. Rev. MI. Walters was called
upon first and expressed In a few
words his appreciation of the class
of girls under Mr.. McCuIloch. He told
OF the new opportunities for work thai
would soon present themselves and
hoped that the girls would be wide
! awake to secure the new members In
the fall who come here to school. He
concluded with a clever reading Oh
the selection, We Who Are About tc
Live, Salute You'll The toastmistress
then called upon the president Of the
class, Miss LonesrafE, for a resume oi
the work which has been accomplished
during the past year. Miss Lilliar
zintheo responded to a toast on The
New Members and Miss Ruth Gard.
ner gave a very comprehensive idea 81
the influence of the sunday meeting'
on the class. Mr.. McCulloch gave
forecast Of what the class would BIZ
next year, which was very interesting
and inspiring. The girls closed ths
programme by voting to have tn,
members Of tho class take charge q