The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-08

number OF old-time friends remain ia
welcome them.
At little after o'clock on Wed
nesday evening, at the home of the
brides parents. DR.. and Mrs. E. M.
Darrow, ia Eighth street south, was
solomnized the marriage OF Elizabeth
Darrow to Stanley Sanborn o'Neil. in
the presence of only the immediate
family. Before the ceremony Miss
Gilkey played Reverie by Schutt. A
very impressive service was performed
and Federal Judge G. F. Amidon pro-
nounced the words that made them
man and wife. The bride was dressed
in an exquisite gown of white corded
imported silk and Irish crochet lace
and wore a diamond pin, a present Of
the groom, over her arm hung a show
er bouquet OF brides roses and lilies
Of the valley. At seven thirty the
guests hidden to the reception began
to arrive and for four hours the spa.
cious rooms were filled with friends
of the family. About 800 guests called
during the evening. A profusion of
flowers everywhere greeted the eyes,
and were tastily arranger throughout
the house. The reception nail was in
American beauty roses, the frappe
room in red and white roses, the par
lor in sweet peas and red and white
tulips, the library in johnquils, while
the dining room was elaborately deco
rated in white and pink double tulips
A massive centerpiece of tulips graced
he
carried out in the color scheme of
pink and white. AS Mrs. o'Neil pass
ed up the stairs to don her travelling
suit, she threw her bouquet which was
caught by Miss Mary Benton. The
brides going away dress was a three
piece suit in one of the new taupe
shades known as London smoke, made
up with touches of heliotrope, light
blue. Her hat was of heliotrope with
forget-me-nots and heliotrope velvet
bows. The young people took the IL
o'clock train for the east, followed by
the loving wishes OF host of friends
who deeply regret that they are not to
live in the city. Mr.. and Mrs. O'Neil
Will be at home at $500 Grand avenue,
Milwaukee, Wis
Elizabeth Darrow was born in Fargo
and is claimed by her with pride. She
Is not only beautiful but a very ac-
complished girl, excelling along mu-
sical lines. She is graduate of the
Oshkosh normal, studied a year in
Chicago under Fanny Bloomfield Zeis-
Ter, late a graduate of Vassar, also
taking lessons in music in New York
city. She is much interested In the
one time made Investigations as to the
number OF children employed in the
cotton mills in the 3outh. The groom
is now in business with his father in
Milwaukee. He lived in Fargo for
three years and made innumerable
friends. His parents are now travel
ing abroad and cablegrams of con-
gratulations were received by the bride
and groom. The remembrance of the
friends were many and beautiful. Out
Of town guests were Geo. O'Neil, st.
Paul, brother of the groom, Miss Gill
key, Grand Rapids, Wis, Mrs. Will
Dillon, Bismarck, Mrs. Loring, Crooks
ton, Gals Wooledge, Kenmare, N. d.
and Miss Blanche Shepard Of Exter,
England.
The Misses Chesley entertained at
luncheon on Thursday on Tuesday, at
1 o'clock, for Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman
and Miss Margaret Coleman of Chi
cago.
.. O. .-s. II. T..
Mrs. ]. P. Birchall is expected home
this evening from Philadelphia where
she has spent the winter. -. @
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Miss Alice Draeseke was hostess to
the Sunshine club at a o'clock din
ner on Thursday night, The dining
room was prettily arranged in pink
carnations, and an elaborate and de-
licious menu was served. Then the