The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-11
Social Notes

AaENZ 4& ID
MISS Jtrlia Bloom, one of the teach
nrs in the public schools win leave
Saturday for her home at Crookston,
MINI.
Miss Alice Tierny, a member Of the
faculty of Central school, will spend
her unnmer vacation at Pennington,
Afinn.
MRS. +. III. wilder OF Fourth ave-
nue. south returned home Sunday even
ing from a a. pleasant visit with
her mother, Mrs. Peck OF Grand Forks.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. f. McGran Of Sew
enth street south, returned home after
a weeks visit with friends In the
twin cities, Red Wing and other east
srn points.
The Fargo friends OF Miss Florence
Mcleod and Reese Roberts or Aber-
deem, S. D.. Will be pleased to learn
Of the announcement of their engage-
ment at Aberdeen today.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kuppe of Fourth
avenue north the marriage
of their daughter, Miss Anna Louise
to Gerald Edgar Evans, the wedding to
take place, Wednesday, June 70.
Miss Minnie Gushing arrived last
evening from Tracey, Mimi, and Is the
guest of her sister, Miss Elizabeth
Gushing. The Misses Cushing will
leave Saturday for the west to spend
the ummNer
Miss Nicotine Ferring. whoshas been
the guest during he past week of
her sister, Miss Hulda Ferr1ng, left
yesterday for her home. Miss Hulda
Ferring, who is a teacher in the Far
go schools expects to cave soon for
her home at Rothsay, Mimi, to spend
the summer.
Miss Caroline Trainor will leave Sat
urday for Stanley, N. D., where she
will spend her summer vacation. Miss
Trainor has been the popular teacher
of the eighth grade in the Central
s sGso9l aa ? P Pc re ggef f that + he rs f Tien 8
learn that she will not return next
year.
Mrs. A. r. CoIwelI of Eighth street
south is planning to leave about July
i for Baltimore, Md, Beverly, Mass,
60 as far as Halifax and New Bruins
wick before retuprning. expects to
be gene a month or two. She Will be
met in Detroit by Mr.. ColweL en- route
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent, who have made
their home in Fargo for the past year
have left for Newark, N. j., to spend
about a month, when they will re-
turn west again. Mr.. Vincent II medi-
cal inspector for the Mutual Life In
surance Co, he and his charming
wife have made a great many friends
during their short stay here.
Thomas p. Cooper and his bride, nee
Essie May BurEen OF Minneapolis, re-
turned home Sunday evening and have
moved into their new apartments in
the Park flats. where they will be
at home after July is. h wedding
was a pretty social event of Satur-
day and Mr.. Cooper is receiving the
happy congratulations of a large circle
of friends.
The Misses Nell Bishop and Ina
Lowry entertained the members of the
senior class of Fargo college this
morning at an early at the
home of Miss Bishop on First avenue
south. The menu was a tempting one
and perfectly served, the tables being
decorated with spring flowers Fol-
lowing the breakfast the class re-
paired to the college where the morn
ing was spent planting the class
vines.
Mrs. Frank T. Riemann of Cedar
Rapids, Ia, is the guest of her sister
Mrs. e. l.. Snider of Eighth avenue
north. Mrs. Riemaun was honor guest
last week at several very delightfq.
gave a very prettily appointed dinner
at The Comstock( followed by an auto
ride about the TIVE cities n Mrs
ments was hostess at dinner in heI
honor. Mrs. Riemann Will remafn In
Fargo until the last OF the month.
Very unique invitations have beer
received by friends in the city to
the golden wedding anniversary cele.
bration of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Nc
Henry of HARDWOOD, n. D., parents OF
Mrs. C, r. Amfdon of this city. About
fifty old settlers and friends will &C
out to the McHenTy farm tomorrow
morning to spend the day and a very
delightful trip is anticipated. The in
vitations read as follows: Samuel Nc
Henry to Elizabeth Thomas in Richard
son, June IL, 1862. You are invited
to spend the day, Wednesday,, June II
1912 with Mr.. n Mrs. Samuel Nc
Henry at their farm, near Harwood
N, d.
About seyenty-five guests responded
to Invitations last evening from Pres
and Mrs. G. G. Creegan of Fargo col
Iege, when they entertained at a ban
quet at the Waldorf in honor Of tn
graduates Of the college, conservatory
preparatory department, art depart
ment and members of the band an
orchestra. The place cards were paint
ed by the art department in blue AM
gold with a clever design n the table
which was arranged in an L shape wa
pretty with ferns and carnations.
fine programme of toasts were givel
following the banquet by Miss Nelli
Bishop for the college seniors, Gregor.
Powell for the preparatory seniors
Prof. B. A. Orr for the c~onservatory
band and orchestra. Miss Sergeant 70
the art department, Dea Brown an
Melvin Hildreth and James Sharp, VIII
have received honors in oratory. Car
Mckee sang n the orchestra played