The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-06-19

lnesday evening for an extended east
ern trip Of about three weeks.
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Mrs. II. N. Corson and Mrs. A. C..
Watson left Friday for Michigan for
a visit with friends and relatives.
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Eugene McCauliffe and little daugh-
ter, May returned Monday to their
home in Chicago after a short visit
to his mother and relatives in the city.
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Miss Teresa Fields is entertaining
her friend, Mrs T. c. Patterson Of Lis
bon.
Miss Kathleen s. Crane of Coopers-
town was the guest of Fargo friends
during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs w. r. Reed Of Armenia
are visiting with friends in Fargo at
present.
Miss Martho Boyce has returned
home from Minneapolis where she has
been attending a ladies' seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs c. Fl. Rowland and
family left Thursday for Lake
Melissa where they viii spend their
summer at the cottage.
Mrs. F. L. LeBrun and daughter,
Mrs. Lambert Roesch of Ada are the
guests of another daughter, Mrs. Fl. J.
Gibson, 1921 Eighth street south.
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Miss Blanche Yates of The Forum
left Wednesday for Duluth and the
east via the lake route. She will spend
her vacation visiting friends and rela-
tives in the eact
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Miss Marguerite L. Beard left
Thursday for an extended trip in the
east. She goes first to Tilton, N. H,
and will attend the commencement
exercises in the seminary at that place
at which she taught for two years.
From there she will go to Boston and
/ Cambridge, Mass, and will spend the
balance of the summer there study
ing and visiting with friends.
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Miss Emma Laurel Swart Of this
| city, the daughter of Mrs. C.. N. Swart,
110 Eighth street north, was united in
marriage last Saturday in the Episco-
pal church at Philadelphia, Pa, to
James A. Pierce. The wedding was
very simple affair The young couple
expect to make their home in Phila-
delphia. Mr.. Pierce is a travelling
salesman and Miss Swart is one of
the best known young ladies of this
city.
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A party of Fargo people who will
leave July to spend the summer at
Lake Cormorant will consist of the
following: Mrs. G. A. Carpenter and
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Mrs. r. S. Lewis and daughter Miss
Alice and Mrs. Charlotte Wall
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E. c. Blodgett, with the Stone Piano
Co., left Thursday night for a months
vacation visiting with friends and rel
atives OF Lansing, Mich. He will be
accompanied by Mrs. Blodgett and
they will take the trip via Duluth and
the great lakes.
Miss Mabel Farnsworth, graduate
from the department of public school
music, Fargo college conservatory, left
Wednesday for her home in Mandan,
where she will spend part of the sum-
mer.
Sam Stern, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Stern, has returned from Minnesota
university, having graduated from the
law department this spring He will
remain in Fargo this summer, leaving
In the fall to take up the practice OF
law with a large eastern firm.
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Eau Claire, Wis, June lin the
presence of 200 friends of the contract
| ing parties, Mr.. Alfred Gilmeiden ar-
void of Fargo, N. D., and Miss Mildred
Mason Tolles, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dewitt Graham Tolles of Eau Claire,
were last evening united in marriage
at the Chirst's Episcopal church, in
what proved to be one of the most
notable weddings in the history of the
city. The bride is one of the charm
ing young society ladies of this city
while the groom holds a chair in the
North Dakota Agricultural college at
Fargo having been former resident
of this city.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. p. FL. Linley. VIM. Vernon Arvold
OF White Water, Wis. and Robert
Crawford of Chicago were best men
The bride was attended by Miss
Julia M. Tolles and Miss Louise Ar
void sister Of the groom.
The ushers were II. ID. Beckwith and
10. Churchill of Fargo, Byron Culver
Andrew Playter and Ben Foast Of Eau
Claire. Prof. r. III. Miles OF England
oflciated at the pipe organ. A beauti-
full tenor solo was rendered by A. A.
Fricker of Lake Geneva.
The church was decorated with
Ipalms and white carnations The
lyoung ladies wore white hats and car
ried ferns and white carnations. The
bride wore a beautiful white satin
gown with a sweeping train, trimmed
with val lace and button rosettes of
satin and lace.
The ring ceremony OF the Episcopal
ritual was used to unite the couple.
y A host OF out OF town friends were
present.
very pretty wedding breakfast was
served yesterday morning at o'clock
at which eighteen OF the personal
friends of the bride were guests. At
1850. the groom was host at a stag
party TO twelve friends This was fol-
lowed by an auto ride to Chippewa
Falls, the party returning about s
o'clock.
The bridal couple left last evening
for two days honeymoon at the log
lcabin OF the groom In the FIambeau
country after which they will leave on
a tour through wisconsin when Prof.
Arvold will deliver lectures. then maxi
Ing Milwaukee, Chicago, Lexington,
at Atlanta, Ga. the home Of the grand
parents OF the bride.
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