The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-14

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boat, and rowing is work. Paddlins is
a joy. There is no one who has pad
died q canoe who has not felt the shirt
OF independence which his Canoe in
spires. 1t may seem a strange thing,
but a canoeist is always satisfied
with his lot. in fact he feels above
any other mortal he may meet
AMhen a speed boat goes suffering by
lake before its occupants can half en-
JOY what they nave passed, he man
wno SITS In his canoe knows just why
ne lesis superior to those of the gaso-
line world. The pride a canoeist feels
Wlena ne Swings his craft UP to a dock
aILer long, hard tussle against the
w YIN Is something that has often been
i Teohar y at. He Is the man people
at his Kit and they look at his canoe.
Ihey approve of all. The good looking
glr5 who leans back lazily on the after
cushiens of a $4,000 motor boat feels
Tor once that shells not the center of
attraction, The young man in immac-
ulate fannels wishes he had a little
more spunk and a canoe. And the old
whose appreciation is more to be desir-
ed than anything else in the woods.
look on with smiles of approval. There
are some true sportsmen left in the
WOODS after all, they say. And after
the canoe1st has bought his supplies at
the store he pushes away from the
dock with that same assurance and
satisIactlon in his own lot. He is bound
TOR MS nights camp. He may have a.
tent or maybe only a sleeping bag.
But 1t is his camp and his fire and his
dinner OF bacon and fried pone. He
turns up his nose at the so-called camp
with all modern ~conveniences, the lad
les uncomfortable in the latest styles
and the men in white %fannels.
The senior class Of Fargo college
for the members of the faculty, The
young ladies served and the young
men carried trays. Honor guests were
ProIessor n Mrs: Minard. Dean and
Mrs. Bowling and Miss Olah Hill.
Mrs. J. G.. Dillon and son, Meade, and.
Mr. and n Mrs. Frank r.. Scott left
Thursday for Dunn's resort or Lake
Lizzie TO spend two weeks.
The browning event of the year for
Dakota Conservatory of Music was the
banquet given by Director Boehmer of
the conservatory to the members of the
senior class and several alumni. who
were in the city for ommencement
The members of the faculty were also
present and a sumptuous banquet was
served at the Hotel Annex with pretty
appointments in green and white. the
conservatory colors, and white carna-
tons We're used about the room. Cow
ers We're laid for twenty-five. After
the banquet Professor Boehmer gave
the students a pleasant surprise by
having a number of autos ready to
take them for a ride about the CITY.
The banquet guests were Joined by the
juniors Of the conservatory in the ride
and all voted Professor Boehmer a
royal host, The automobiles secured
for h occasion were driven by Miss
Enid Erickson, Miss Carrie Plath, Miss
Marjorie Rusch, j. e. johnson. Oscar
Martinson and George Gratias.
Mrs. Allen OF Jamestown, who was
formerly Miss Honora Sutton, a teach
er IN the prep department of Fargo
college. spent yesterday in the city.
Mrs. Allen arrived Thursday to visit at
the college and yesterday she enter
tanned the members of the senior prep.
class at a launch party up the river.
Mrs. Allen was formerly faculty mem
Der for this class and the reunion was
a very pleasant one. Al several miles
ride was enjoyed and a picnic lunch
served and upon their return the mem
bers of the class escorted Mrs. Allen to
the train on her way home.
The Rebekah Sewing circle will meet
tuesday afternoon In Oak Grove and
have q picnic. All members and friends
are cordially invited to be present.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bohlig OF Eighth
avenue north, who have lived for the
past year In this city, left for ST. Paul
this morning, where they will make
their home. Mr.. Boh1ig lis connected
with the Magill Warner Co. Of St. Paul.
Miss Ella Heidner entertained yes
terday afternoon at her nome on Sew
ienth street north in honor of Miss
Kathryn Crest, a bride-to-be of this
sunner. a very pleasant afternoon
was spent hemming towels and enl-
broidering them with initials for the
were laid aside. D tempting four4course
luncheon was served and a pretty dec
orative scheme of red and white was
carried out with snowballs and red
LILLIAN LeebY served. Covers were laid
for the Misses Jessie Thompson, Sadie
Barrett, Agnes Halland, Agnes Peter
SON., Grace Briscoe, Alma Leeby. Helen
kesvig, Ruby Hicks. Lucy Cockburn,
Fern Dynes, Miss Crest and Miss Held
Iner, On Monday a party of the friends
of Miss Crest will be entertained In her
honor at the nome of Miss Ruby Hicks
at Hickson, Some OF the young people
will goin cars others by train and
a8delightfuI outing AS anticipated. Miss
Jessie Thompson ii Miss Agnes Pet
erson were out-of4town guests yester-
day at Miss HeidnerE party. Both
4 were former students at the. All. c. and
came from Ayr, N n, for the event.
The senior class OF the high school
\ are enjoying their last gathering today.
They left at A. o'clock, having chartered
ii OF the big launches ON the river
and went up to q convenient camping
place where they will enjoy a picnic
supper and campfire. The party ex-
poets TO return Late in the evening and
will nave 81 pleasant evening. Mr.
Bredyold, Miss Aldrich and other
members OF the Faculty accompanied
them as cnaperones.
Mrs. Smith and daughter, Miss
Madge. spent q couple Of days In Fargo
I this week ais guests sOf@Mr. and Mrs
Peter Olsen, Of Tenth street north
Miss Smith hasjust graduated from the
ST. E~aul#high school. and they are or
l5taeir way to spend the summer months
on theirsranch near Miles city, Mont
I. q. Baernstein received the intelli-
gence this week of the death Of his
mother, Mrs Ida Raernstein at BaIti.
more. Md. Miss IDA Raernstein wae
with her at the Einasof her death Mrs