The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-19
Social Notes

Fargo people who visited the magic
city last week are Miss Kief, r.. Il
Paul Busch has ~returned TO Grand
Forks after spending a few days with
friends In this city.
Mrs. H. o. Charee of Armenia was
registered among the guests at the
Hotel Hastings in Minneapolis over the
week end.
Miss Marion GRADER has returned to
her home in Grand Forks after q
pleasant visit OF a week with friends
in this city.
The Woman's union Of the First
sewing at the church Tuesday after
noon. The ladies are asked to come as
early as convenient.
Miss Juanita Humes, who recently re-
&urned from a six weeks trip to Port
land, Tacoma, Seattle and elsewhere,
photographer in the N. p. offices at Dill
worth.
Miss Agnes Peterson of Third street
north has returned from a delightful
visit with Mrs. Boyen at Abercrombie,
N. d. Miss Peterson will leave the last
of the week for the coast, where she
will spend about two months.
3 mES. j., IL. mArLln n uauBnGer, MISS
Edna of Edmonton, Alberta, Can, are
the guests of Mrs. Martins sister, Mrs,
u. d. Hogan of Fourteenth street south.
Mrs. Martin formerly resided in this
years ago. It is a great pleasure to be
able to greet old friends again.
Thursday, Rev. O.. E. McCracken off,
ciated at the marriage OF Geo. w.
Hargrayes and Gurine Maring. The
vows were exchanged in the presence
at the home which the bridegroom has
prepared at 901 Seventh avenue north.
The bridegroom is a foreman under
Contractor Bowers.
Little Miss Margaret charming baby
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
johnson Of Broadway, was a delightful
when she entertained sixteen little
friends and their mothers in honor of
her first birthday anniversary. The
rooms were pretty with sweet pea and
a tempting luncheon was served. The
afternoon was an exceedingly pleasant
one.
Miss Anna Burke entertained very
delightfully."- on Saturday evening at a
box party at the Orpheum in honor of
Miss Ridley, a brtde"of tomorrow. Fol-
lowing the performance, luncheon was
served at the Bijou. This event was
the last of a series of very pretty af-
fairs which have been given in Miss
HIQlEys n0nQF curing the past I0FE-
night. Her marriage Will take place
in the morning at st. Mary's cathedral.
Miss Ida Anderson Of Oak street en-
\tertained OF Saturday evening at a
8 o'clock dimes in honor of ]. Smith
of Chicago. yellow chrysanthemums
table n the same color scheme
throughout was used. Covers were laid
for ten, the guest list including the
Misses Bertha Anderson, Louise Har-
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Redina Houge and Nin Anderson and
James Smith, Lynn Medberry, Earl
Nelson and Earl Anderson.
Minneapolis Journal: Gov. John
Burke Of North Dakota, Supreme Judge
C. j. Fisk and Mrs. Fisk and Miss Ida
Fisk of Bismarck, and Mr.. and Mrs.
William McFarlane of Harriet avenue
were in an automobile party hat at
ended the closing concert of the Mel
son band and Arpi Male chorus at Lake
Burke left for home the same evening.
Judge Fisk and family started over
a n in their motor car Thursday
morning for Bismarck, but will stop
Miss Ida Fisk is the guest Of her sister,
Mrs, McFarlane until the end of Aug
ust.
A happy house party and family re-
union ended last evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Fanset of
tkob6t tb btEGStB WhSl d hht1iDGf VI Odt
of town guests were entertained from
Friday. The entire time was taken up
with jolly gatherings and on Saturday
evening a party of young people en-
which eliminated a party in their
honor at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Turner on Eighth street south.
Out of town guests were Mrs. S. A
Fanset OF Milbank, S.. D., Mr.. Fanset'a
mother; Mrs. e. L. Farnham and Mr..
n Mrs. A. F.. Hopkins and three
. daughters, Francis, Carol and Mereol
of Watertown, S. D. Mrs. M. S. Kelsey
Julian Collins of Chatam, La. The trip
was Mr.. Collins first to the west and
he expressed himself as very much
surprised with the metropolitan aspect
of the city.
Fargo friends will be interested in
the recent marriage at Boise, Ida, OF
Miss Helen Ruth Clark, sister of Mrs
H. L. Lincoln of this city, who formerly
made this city her home. The happy
bridegroom is one Of the we'll known
young business men of Casseiton and
the following account of their marriage
has been received: The marriage OF
Dwight Hill Potter, of Casselton, and
Miss Helen Ruth Clark, of Oreana, Ida,
occurred at Boise, Ida, on Wednesday
of last week. Rev. e. P. Lawrence
former pastor of the Casselton Presby.
terrain church, who resides at Roswell
only 20 miles from Boise-was able
to be present n was the officiating
clergyman. The guests were confineC
to the brides family, her mother, Mrs
Benjamen Clark, her brother, HarlanC
Clark, and wife, and sisters, Mrs. H
l. Lincoln, of Fargo, and Misses Emma
and Mabel Clark. The ceremony wal
performed in the beautiful blue room
of the Owyhee hotel, one OF the fines
hostelries of the west. The brida
party entered the parlor from an ad,
Joining apartment, the minister being
followed by the bride and bridegroom
the strains of Mendelssohn's Wedding
march accompanying them to their re,
spective positions. The bride wal
gowned in a beautiful dress of whit
crepe meteor, with garnitures of lace
and carried a large cluster of roses
Following the service the young coupl,
were recipients of congratulations, anS
then the party OF nine were escorted
10 the rose room, one of the two beau
tiful dining apartments of the largt
hotel. One portion of this room haC
been reserved for the large table a
{ which the banquet was served. TIL,
table was beautifully decorated will
flowers, the menu was elaborate ant
served in faultless style. Mr.. and Mrs
Potter left Boise soon after the clos
af the banquet, n ave been hear
from at Salt Lak City and Other
points. Their itinerary includes Col
nraAn CprinprH nanupr ChiCa pro n