The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-07
Social Notes

Mrs. Andrew b. shea and son Dan
of Graceville. MINI, are visiting Mrs.
Shea's parents, MIR. and Mrs. p. G.
Whitman Of Seventh street north.
Miss Josephine Somsen is expected
to be the guest of her sister, Mrs. o.
j. Thomas of Fifth avenue south for
q fortnight. Miss Somsen is en- route
to her home at jamestown, from
NorthfieId, MINI, where she is a
student at Carleton college.
Miss Agnes Halland entertained the
members of the Delta Phi Beta sor-
GRITTY of the "A. g. this afternoon at a
picnic In Oak Grove in honor of the
senior members of the sorority. "A
very happy time was enjoyed and a
delicious picnic supper was served.
Mrs. Ada j. Andrews of Fourth ave-
nue. south is anticipating a very de-
lightful trip through eastern points.
She will go first to Chicago, where she
will visit with a former classmate, DIR.
Fanny Cradle, who will go with her
to Ann Arbor for the commencement
exercises and alumni reunions.
1t is with a great deal Of pleasure
that her many friends and the stu
dents at Fargo college learned last
evening that Mrs. G. G. Creegan ar
rived on the late afternoon train. She
was accompanied home by her sister,
Mrs. G. Dickinson of Toronto, Can.
Mrs. Creegsn has spent the past few
months at various eastern points and
Toronto and prior to her return home
was a visitor at the commencement ex-
ercises of the University of Illinois.
Her sister will be her guest during the
commencement days at Fargo college.
Commencement week at Fargo coll
lege is a busy one and among the
many delightful events which are
scheduled for the near future are those
in which the members Of the senior
class will participate. Tomorrow aft
ernoon the senior class will entertain
the members of the faculty at a high
tea at S o'clock. On Monday after
noon at / o'clock Miss Helen Smith
will entertain the senior class at
luncheon and on Tuesday morning the
senior class will be guests at break
fast Of the Misses Nell Bishop and Ina
Lowry at the home of Miss Bishop
on First avenue south,
This evening a party OF young peo-
pie will entertain at the home of Miss
Nina Amerland ON Seventh street south
in honor of w. @. Pixler and A. L.
Miller, who are soon to leave the city
for the summer. Mr.. Miller and Mr..
Pixler will leave next Thursday for
Lake Geneva for the Y. M. C. "A. sum
mer conference. Mr.. Pixler will spend
the remainder Of the summer in Chi
cago and Mr.. Miller will leave June
% for Estes Park, Col, where he will
spend three weeks at the student Sec
retaries' conference. There will be
delegates from all sover the United
States and from Canada at this confer
ence and a very profitable time is am
ticipated.
Mrs. j. j, Hannaher was a delight
full hostess last evening at her home
on Fifth street north in honor of her
sister, Miss Anna Holden who is a
bride-to-be of this month. The rooms
were very beautifully decorated with
red and white cupids and hearts,
which were used astistically about the
rooms. Sixteen young ladies respond
ed to invitations and the early part Of
the evening was spent in tying quilts.
Later a happy informal time was spent
with music and games. At the close
a tempting luncheon was served, the
color schome of red and white being
used. Miss Lucy Bernier drew the
piece of brides cake which contained
the ring. A number of pretty events
are being planned in Miss Holden's
honor and her wedding to Albert Ber-
nier will AXE place oon
One of the very pretty events for a
group of June brides was that given
yesterday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
j.. s.. Watson on Eighth street south.
when their daughter, Miss Constance
Watson and Miss Elizabeth Magill gave
a Japanese luncheon followed by
bridge in honor Of Miss Laura Young,
Miss Gladys Taylor, Miss Jardine
Thompson and Miss Mabel Hubbard.
Covers were laid for twenty eight
guests ut luncheon which was served
with unique appointments at 1:30
O'Clock. Eight were seated at the large
table in the dining room and the re-
mainder were placed at small card
tables, the brides chairs being mark
ed with white bows. Pink cherry
blossoms were used about the rooms
and on the tables blue and white was
the color scheme. Japanese runners
served as lunch cloths and candles
with Japanese shades added just the
right touch. White carnations and
japanese place cards completed the
| arrangement. Following luncheon
bridge was played and prizes in dainty
Japanese handicraft were captured by