The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-09-25

| tucxy In the class Of 1903 and is .
leading member of the Alpha Gamms
Deita sorority, the chapter Of which
We're all assembled at her home after
the ceremony at the church to extend
good wishes and say goodbye.
Mr. Cannon is an extremely attrac-
tive man In business in Fargo and the
couple have bright prospects for hap.
piness and success.
They were remembered with many
presents, making a very handsome
collection for use and ornament in
their home.
The marriage OF Miss Clara d wehr-
kanp to Joseph B. Springer was SOL
emnized Wednesday evening at 3
o'clock at the home OF Rev. w. s. Il-
rich. Miss Mabel Lee acted as maid
OF honor and VIM Holzer as best
man. Miss Wehrkamp Is a very popu-
lar loung lady, who has made her
home In Fargo for some time. Mr..
Springer has for several years been
employed as night wire chief ar the
Western Union office. Mr.. and Mrs.
Springer will start housekeeping at
once on North Broadway where they
viii make their home.
Mrs. d. ID. Sullivan reached home
Sunday from q twin city visit
O.
Mrs. Jessie Young left Thursday af-
ternoon for Missoula, where she will
join her daughter, Miss Blanche Yates,
who recently accepted a position in
the government forestry service Mrs.
Young has been a resident OF Fargo a
number of years and has a large circle
of friends here who regret her removal
to the western city.
Mrs. Ellie Rea Tinebout ana Mis-.
Kate Rea returned from st. Paul on
Saturday morning. They were accom-
panied by their nieces, the little Misses
Archibald.
Prof. Alfred @. Arvold and bride
arrived Wednesday morning from
Wisconsin. after enjoying delightful
honeymoon in the south. An exten-
sive tour was made which ended In
the extreme south. Prof. and Mrs.
Arvold are now quartered at the
gardner, awaiting the completion OF
their fiat. Professor ArvoId resumes
his position at the head OF the de-
partment OF oratory at the A. c. this
fall.
O.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Nachreiner of
Eleventh avenue south, spent the week
in Valley City.
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Professor and Mrs. Arvold will oc
cupy the John Haggart residence on
north Broadway till the completion Of
their own.
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Miss Hughena Mckay OF Duluth ar
rived Saturday and will be the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Charles Allen, for
some time.
The Fortnightly club win hold the
first meeting OF the year on Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. r.. I'll.
Bush, 905 Tenth street south. Profes-
sor Ladd will address the members his
topic to be the Denver Convention.
o.
Mrs. p. Fl. Buchholz, els Seventh
street south, is entertaining Mrs. c.
w. Klenk of Berlin. N. ID.
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Mrs. Hector Barnes came home Mon
day from Grand Forks accompanied by
her father, l.. Freeman who will re-
main in Fargo some time. Mrs Free
man will be here next week.
o.
=. M. G. Woodworth returned to his
home in Streeter on Friday, having
been the guest fog several days Of DIR.
and Mrs. Frederick Fl. Bailey.
o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence o. Foliett en-
tertained the members Of the Rose 500
club at dinner party on Thursday
evening at o'clock at their north side
The long table was resplen-
dent with cut glass and silver the coll
or scheme OF red being carried out In
che shaded lights, tinted place cards
and flowers. The dinner was followed
by a conversations"
MIR. and Mrs. ]. H. Grady and Master
James left Wednesday evening for
Seattle. Later they will visit relatives
In California
Mrs. Clarence Follett leaves Sunday
evening for st. Paul and Minneapolis
FOR a weeks visit with relatives and
friends.
The Home Missionary society OF the
First NJ. ID. church were delightfully."-
by the Queen Esther circle
On Tuesday evening at the home or
Mrs. Henry Amerland The entertain
nent was In the ma ture Of Journey
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