The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-07

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home about June is to spend the sum.
mer with their mother.
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Russell Allen Of Grand Forks is thu
guest for a few days of Joe Dahl OF
Seventh street south.
Miss tHermoine Mitchell is expected
home in July from Lake Erie college
where she has been a student for the
past year. ~
The regular meeting Of the Cass
County Graduate Nurses association
which was to have been held this aft
ernoon, has been postponed until next
Miss Ann Schuyler, who has been
teaching during the past year at Great
rams, Mont, will return tonight via
mer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. c. Schuyler of North Broadway.
Miss Nell Bishop, who has been
ed home to spend her summer vaca-
ton. Miss Bishop has as her guest for
a short time, Miss Osgood, who has
also been teaching at Edgeley.
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Mrs. C. A. Porter has had a delight
full visit this week with her brother
in-law, VT. Washburn Of Minneapolis
who has been attending the Masonic
celebration here.
Tuesday. June II, is class day at
Harvard, and invitations have been
received in the city by friends Of Curle
Callander, who is a graduate this year,
for this commencement event. Mr..
C~allan6pr'S nqrpnfG- DIR and Mrs q N
Callander and little sister, Miss Ellen,
are now in the east and will attend the
commencement exercises.
Homer Mcnamara, Harry Forth and
Harold Perry returned last evening
from Northwestern university, where
each has completed a very successful
year, and they will spend their SUM
son., who is also a student at North
western, graduated this year. Mr..
Wilson will probably visit friends in
Iowa for a short time before returning
home. Jonathan Eaton, who is also a
graduate this year from Northwestern,
will visit in Indiana before returning
home about July /.
n, .Sr: IA n n, Mrs. W H: Workm mar and s,1
morning in Mr.. Keller's car for st.
Paul. They expect to attend the clos
ing exercises of Mrs. Backus' school in
that city where Miss Madeline Keller
is a student. Later she will join the
party and they will enjoy trips to the
various LAX resorts and will be gone
about a week
Mrs. G. D. Allen and son, Kenneth,
Of Grand Forks, are the guests over
the weekend of Mrs. w. S. Martin OF
Eighth avenue out
Miss Fern Dynes and Miss Grace
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evening at a picnic party in Oak grove
in honor of several of the alumni girls
Of the A. c. who are in the city for
commencement The girls were taken
n a splendid picnic supper was en-
joyed after which the girls spent a
happy hour in the open. The girls
present We're the Misses Helen Hoover,
Addie Stafford, Alma Leeby, Blanche
Meyer, Lucy Cockburn, Grace Briscoe,
Ella Heidner, Gertrude Gibbons, Kath-
ryn Crest, Agnes Halland, Agnes Pet
erson and Fern Dynes. Miss Meyer,
who graduated from a course in phar-
macy and has been filling a position in
Minneapolis, is en- route to her home at
Moore. Mont. Miss Peterson left this
morning for a visit at Arthur and Ayr,
N. D.. en- route to her home at Wash
burn. Miss Gibbons will leave Monday
morning for her home at Washburn,
N. D. ' .
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Swartout and
daughter, Miss Mary. were among the
N. D., for the Masonic Homecoming.
Mr.. Swartout is postmaster at Wimble-
don. .
Mrs. Max Mergner of Thirteenth
street north gave a dinner to celebrate
her birthday anniversary and a dozen
OF her friends were invited for the &C.
casion. A delicious menu was served
and a very pleasant evening enjoyed.
Miss Margaret Richardson, little
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. C o: Rich
ardson of Thirteenth street north, en-
t~ertained fifteen of her little friends
on Tuesday afternoon at her home, the
occasion being her 7th birthday ami
versary. Flowers Of the season were
used very attractively on the table
from which a birthday dinner of good
things was served and a fine birthday
ure. Games were the pastime Of the
afternoon. Mrs. Stephen Johnson and
Miss Lucy Gibbs assisted Mrs. Rich
ardSon.
A wedding which will be Of more
usual interest in Fargo as well as
throughout the state, is that of r. P.
Merritt and Miss Blossom B~urlingame,
Wednesday, afternoon, June a The
ceremony took place in st. Stephens
Episcopal church in that city at 4
o'clock and Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt will
visit Colorado Springs, FIT. Collins and
Estes park on their honeymoon trip.
They will be at home in Fargo after
Aug. i. Mrs. Merritt has been secre-
tary to the TT. Collins Investment Co.
at TT. Collins for the past few years
and Mr.. Merritt has been travelling
agent for DR.. D. D. Sullivan, optical
specialist. He is we'll known through
out the state and both young people
have a host of friends who will hasten
to offer congratulations. The wedding
is the elimination of a pretty romance
which commenced five years ago at
Minot, where both young people lived
for a time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Baker nave retrun-
ed from Chicago, where they were
guests at the wedding of Julius Baker
of this city and Miss Florence Lukens.
This evening at the home of the
bride on Third street north at 1880
O'clock, will take place the marriage
of Miss Edythe Slingsby and Melville
Hayford. Mr.. Hayford and his bride
will go on a trip to the coast for their
prominent in Fargo society and are
of the class of 1909 of the
local high school.
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