The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-22

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at their home, sos Ninth street south
Exactly at o'clock, Rev. III. g. Leon
ard said the impressive words, us.
Ing the ring service, uniting in mar,
riage, Miss Marie Barnes and Ottt
Jared Morrow. a prominent and pop.
ular young business man OF Fargo
1 Mrs. Hector Barnes presided at the
piano, and ushered in the bridal pail
to the sweet strains Of the brida
chorus from Lohrengrin. After the
benediction, pronounced over the
young couple, the low music changed
to the happy sounds OF Mendelssohn's
wedding march filing the rooms, and
congratulations were showered upon
| the newly welded couple. Spring
LEAKAGE and pink rose blossoms filled
every available space, except In the
| reception hall where massive red roses
! lent gorgeous color to the scene. Here
| frappe was served throughout the
evening by three charming maidens
Harriet Hunt, in yellow null over taf-
feta, Roberts Page. in soft white over
pink taffeta, and Claire Elliott in
white null over pink. The stately
bride was beautiful in her graceful
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silk and rose point lace, with valley
lilies in her soft bronze hair. She
carried an armfuI Of Kate Moulton
roses, white hyacinths and maiden
hair fern and wore at her throat the
groom's remembrance, handsome
diamond brooch. Miss Grace Pearly
attended her, gowned in a gold mirage
silk. White roses and maiden hair
fern formed her bouquet and wore a
pearl lavalier, gift Of the bride and
groom. Roy Baker supported the
groom, his gft from the newly we'd
ded pair being pearl cuff buttons. I'm
mediately following the ceremony the
bride and groom disappeared for a
few moments, and 1t became known
that they had run across the yard to
pay flying visit to Col. Morrow, the
father Of the groom, who is not able
to get out. The colonel happily well
coined his charming new daughter, not
allowing his illness to cast more
than a momentary gloom over the
gay festivities. The young people left
the bedside Of the colonel, facing with
a softened sadness the solemn side Of
life. but with the parents blessings
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ing was daintily served, the bridal
table being centered with a handsome
bouquet of massive double pink peo
MES, while through the dining room
huge vases filed with pink roses scat
tered their fragrance. The wedding
reception was held from half after
seven to half after ten, about 800
guests calling. Late in the evening
the bride appeared in her going away
gown of delicate gray, with long coat.
Her toque was garlanded with pale
green foliage. At the top of the
stairs she tossed her bridal bouquet to
the throng of waiting girl friends be-
low and it was caught by Miss Stella
Haggart. Tender goodbyes and con-
gratulations, many and sincere follow
ed the bridal pair as they left. Mr..
and Mrs. Morrow are enjoying a brief
wedding trip east and will afterward
take up their abode at the home on
Fifth avenue south. which is being
prepared for them. The gift of Mrs.
Barnes (mere) was the furnishing
throughout of the new home. Very
few girls are the recipient of so many
beautiful and expensive gifts as Miss
Fargo can claim both of the young
people as her own, for Miss Barnes
was reared here and Mr.. Morrow was
born in Fargo. At present he is trav-
cling for the Fargo Mercantile Co.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Morrow have a
large host of friends who are awaiting
their return when they will fill a very
important place in the society of the
younger set.
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Hector G. Spaulding of Minneapolis,
sang Erlking, at the regular meeting
Of the class in music science, under
the direction Of George Edwards at
the A. c.. on Tuesday afternoon. Mr..
Spaulding was in the city Tuesday
and Wednesday, visiting witr his
grandmother, DR.. Clarrissa A. Gallo
way. He came to attend the wedding
of his cousin. Miss Marien Barnes, on
Wednesday evening". --s
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Miss Margaret Bannister, of Man
dan, N. D., spent Tuesday in Fargo.
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Mrs w. r. Edwards was hostess to
the F. H. club on Tuesday afternoon.
The afternoons entertainment was
furnished in the usual G. G. q. man
ner.
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Miss Stella Haggart charmingly
entertained on Monday afternoon for
Miss Marie Barnes, with a parcel
shower. Thirty young maids and ma
irons assembled to celebrate the last
OF the long series OF functions with
which Miss Barnes wa honored. At
the close of the pleasant afternoon a
very elaborate luncheon was passed.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Louis s. Watchie have
to their friends the engage
ment Of their daughter, Susan Mae
Dillenbeck to Albert Alexander Conn
rie. The prospective bride has selected
June % as her wedding day. Miss
Dillenbeck is a Fargo girl with a host
of friends who are most cordially ex-
pressing congratulations. She is a
charming and accomplished young lady
who has been holding a responsible
position in the Office of T. Baker, Jr.
& Co,
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Mrs. M. G. Chamberlain, after spend
ing the winter in the east, is again with
her granddaughter. Mrs. Lee Roberts.
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At o'clock Wednesday afternoon
Rev Annesley r.. Young, pastor Of st.
Johns Episcopal church, Moortead,
was surprised by a visit from an auto
mobile party. Miss Tannisse Nichols,
daughter of Geo. Il. Nichols, cashier
Of the Fargo National bank, and Je-
rome Freeman, prominent young
man Of Grand Forks, accompanied by
a brother OF the bride, Arthur Nichols,