The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-04

last meeting OF this popular club TIN
after the holidays.
Miss Minnie MsTouetts attended =
pretty welding in Grand Forks on We'd
nesday where she presided at the piano
playing Mendelssohn's welding march
as the bride and groom took their
places The contracting parties were
Miss Florence Smith, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Robert Smith. 410 Tenth
street. Grand Forks, and Raymond
Gravelle of Warroad. where the young
people will reside, after a short we'd
ding trip to Winnipeg. The wedding
was at O'Clock at the home OF the
brides parents. and only the immediate
family were present when the impress
sive ring service was read by Rev. F.
NJ. Mccoy Of the First Methodist
church. The bride was charming In a
princess gown Of soft cream Mon Reve
trimmed with real lace and deliberately
braided, with which she carried a large
arm boquet OF bride roses. Her only
attendant was her bridesmaid, Miss
Stella Gravelle OF Warroad, a sister of
the groom, and she was daintily gown
ed in pink suesine silk and carried
carnations. Raymond Smith OF Med
ford, NJ. D., a brother OF the bride.
was the groom's attendant. The Smith
home was made festive with cut fiow-
ers and green for the occasion, guam
titles Of pink and white carnations and
balsam being used with much effect,
and Immediately afte- the ceremony
daintily appointed wedding supper
was served. The brides going away
gown was a tailored suit of smoked
broadcloth, with hat gloves and furs
to match. Out OF town guests at the
wedding were Mrs. Eugene GRANVILLE
and Miss Stella Gravelle OF warroad,
Raymond =. Smith Of Medford and
Miss Minnie Marquette Of Fargo.
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A good sized audience greeted the
Irving Dramatic club minstrels at the
first two performances at the Ideal
theatre last evening. The boys did
very well in their partE and with the
exception of one or two very sight
breaks, everything went smoothly. The
music was good and showed that the
Irving Dramatic club IL putting a lot
Of time into rehearsals.
o.
The Fargo lodge OF Royal Neighbors
was held in Loyal knights temple on
Thursday and an election of officers
for the ensuing year was made. After
the business of the evening was ended
a social session was held and the
Woodman orchestra played several Sc
lections.
The Fargo college band concert
which was to have been held tonight
has been postponed to a date after the
holidays, owing to the illness of one
of the leading players.
Last evening at the Alpha Mu fra
ternity banquetted the Fargo high
school football team in the Mechanics
building.
DR.. and Mrs. DR.. Pealze OF Valley City
are to move to Fargo the first of the
year and make their future home here
Miss Cornelia Lyon is recovering
nicely from an operation for append
citis performed this week at st. Johns.
O.
Mrs. w. ]. Price came home Wed
nesday night from Grand Forks where
she attended the Shrine meeting.
o.
Mrs. Allen Wood gave a pretty 6
o'clock dinner on Friday evening to
eight little girls in honor Of her lit
tie daughter Clara's 9Th birthday an
niversary.
Little Miss Katherine Boyce was
operated on at st. Johns Tuesday for
appendicitis.
Miss Marie Ridley has gone to Grand
Forks to visit friends at the university
for few days.
]. w. Conoly, business manager OF
the Climax, is spending the day in the
city arranging for the appearance of
his big show here, De-. Is and 16.
o.
Editor Taylor Of LaMoure and VAL
ley City is spending the day in Fargo
on business matters.
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Miss Sophia Headlund at her home
on the north side gave a pretty party
on Monday evening for her cousin.
Miss Hannah Headlund. who leaves
soon for an extended visit in Hart
ford, Conn. A game of 500 was play
ed at which prizes were awarded to
Miss Amanda Berge and Miss Mabel
Flaten for successful scores. Defect
able refreshments were served at the
small tables after the game, and then
musical programme was given which
was listened to with much pleasure
Miss Flaten sang several selections.
while Misses Berge and Lanhart rem
dered a number Of instrumental pieces.
o.
The Tekla 500 club met at the nome
of Mrs. J. e. Simpson, 500 Tenth
street south, on Friday afternoon.