The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-06-01

! even more enjoyed by those who di
the surprising.
Little Hedvig Sands only child I
DR. and Mrs. Olaf Sands was fol
years old Monday and in the after
Il noon the home on Robert street wa
] gay with the presence of little tot
: VINO We're invited to participate In cele
! Drating the happy event. Games dea
q 70 children helped to pass the hour
IaWay Ice cream and cake were sery
ed IN abundance and each small chill,
mad Just too merry a time for anything
The small guests each brought d elf
!. OF remembrance to Hedyig and man,
good wishes besides.
900 M
Mrs w. p. Cairncross. a promineni
II member Of the Eastern Star at Wah-
peton, left Tuesday evening for hel
1 home, after a few days visit in the
i city.
/ Mrs Lockmon of Minneapolis and
Mss Lloyd of LaMoure are here at
tending their brother, David Lloyd. the
well known real estate dealer, who is
Ill at one Of the local hospitals They
are planning to move him to Minne-
apolis.
i Mrs. +. T.. Grant was hostess at b
handsome luncheon this afternoon in
honor of Miss Vera Morrow. The
| taple was all in pink and white and the
other decorations were in harmony. An
| original scheme in decorative arrange-
ment was carried out by means of
bride roses, pink and white carnations
and pink shaded candles. A beautiful
doll dressed as a bride was the central
adornment of the table The favors
were small bisque dolls dressed in
fluffy tulle, holding heart shaped name
| cards suggesting the coming nuptial
event by cupids and arrows and
brides and doves. After luncheon a
pleasant feature of the afternoons
merriment was the handkerchief show
er. The handkerchiefs were prettily.
tied and fastened with streamers Of
ribbons, to the chandeliers, and the
pretty ceremony of letting them fall in
a shower on the prospective brides
head was followed. The guests at this
beautiful party were dear friends and
school mates of Miss Morrow.
l. a
In the presence of few friends and
relatives of the contracting parties.
the marriage Of Miss Belle Anderson
and w. d. Austin, both Of this city.
was solemnized Tuesday afternoon at
the home of the brides brother, A. e.
Anderson of Grand Forks. Rev. j. X.
Burleson of the Episcopal church in
that city officiating.
Following the wedding Mr.. and Mrs.
Austin returned to this city. They
Will make their future home at 1914
First avenue north, where they are now
receiving the congratulations of their
many friends
The bride has been a resident Of this
city for several years, having been in
the employ of "a, L. Moody, and she has
q host of friends residing here The
groom has been in the employ Of
George ID. Brown for some time and is
very popular. During the recent ses-
sion Of the state legislature he served
as a clerk in the house of representa-
tives.
900
\ One Of the happiest events of the
week In society was the. beautiful
afternoon tea given by Mrs. j. ". God
Eighth street south, Moorhead, i'm hon
on or Miss Anna MacGregor bride
elect of June. The rooms bore can
tlvating hint of spring in the many
blossoms which belong to- this season
4 Quilting bee claimed the attention OF
the guests until ten was served. The
quilt when completed proved pretty
creation and was presented to the hon
or guest In most gracious manner
by the hostess and guests.
900
The Rev Andrew Christy Brown
synodical missionary for North Dako-
ia, returned Wednesday from Column
bus O., where he has been attending
the general assembly of the Presby-
terian church.
Mrs. w. FL. Shure left wednesday
for a short visit with friends at Page.
Mrs. S. G.. Roberts LEFT Friday
for the Northern Minnesota pine WOODS
where she win join Mrs H. T.. Miller,
who is already there.
900
Miss Ethel Sweet rendered Miss Vera
Morrow a bride of the coming week
q parcel shower on Thursday AFTERNOON
at the cozy home of her parents iii Is Il
land Park. About thirty invitations
We're issued, and the pretty bride elect
was presented with many handsome
gifts The rooms were made doubly
attractive by showers of pink carna.
tions and tulle arranged effectively
while the refreshment table was artfs-
tic In lace doilies, tulle bows and dayI
break carnations. Al large floweiI
basket Of white was suspended krorn
the ceiling and within this pretty con-
ceit were placed the numerous gifts
When all had assembled the fair bride
to be was led under the basket and re- 4
quested to pull the white rfbbonl
streamers and the contents were pour
ed over her AT 5 o'clock the guests
departed feeling that they had enjoyedR
a most pleasant afternoon.
A$p~
Mr. and Mrs. B r Heating and sond
left on Friday for Mudiavia, Ind. l
where they will spend some time forl
the benefit Of Mrs Keating's health
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Col Chas. A. Morton. one nf FargossX