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

| promise 10 De as gay. Tnere are
number OF visitors in town which
means ceaseless entertainments. ans
social chronicles tell OF luncheons
dinners, theatre parties, informal teas
| literary clubs, musicals, cards anC
| dances, so that each one to his or hel
| taste, found amusement and recrea-
! tion. The thrifty housewife Is busy
| house cleaning and every moment tha
can be spared is filled with spring
| sewing. so that the seasons tasks may
| all be completed before warm weather
| The first glimpse of the sun brings out
the lake fever and several people have
| their plans completed as to where theJ
! will pass the summer. Hosts OF peo-
/ pie may be seen taking advantage o.
the sunshine to be out of doors. Walk
ing is a favorite past time, and al
least ii is considered a more health
full exercise than automobiling.
o.
Miss Efie Tingley and John Edwin
Hendrickson were united in marriage
in one of the prettiest weddings of the
| year at First Baptist church Wednesday
ated and the knit was tied in the
presence of several hundred invited
friends of the happy young couple.
The church was beautifully dec
GRATED for the occa sion with streamers
and bows of white satin ribbon and
with potted ferns and cut flowers
After the wedding guests were seated
| Mrs. A. H. Dodsley began playing the
! full Lohengrin wedding music on the
great pipe organ. Promptly at 7:15
the hour set for the ceremony, the
stately strains of the Lohengrin wed
ding march broke out and the bridal
party entered from the back of the
church.
Katharine Dodsley, Nellie Ball
Margaret Hoover and Francis Bah
cock acted as flower girls and they
came first, strewing the brides path
way with flowers. Following them was
| little Clarence Becker, the ring bearer
The bridesmaid was Miss Irene Jones
and she preceded the bride, who was
leaning on the arm Of her brother
| in-law, Geo. w. Poague.
The groom was accompanied by
Martin Larson and the groom and the
| best man went down the west aisle
of the church while the rest OF the
bridal party went down the east aisle
meeting at the altar, where Rev. TIL
den was awaiting.
The bride was gowned in an elab-
| crate and most beautiful gown oi
| champagne messaline silk and carried
bouquet of cream brides roses. She
wore a large picture hat of the same
color. The bridesmaid wore a beau
tifuI gown of blue messaline silk and
carried white carnations.
Following the ceremony a wedding
supper was served to the bridal party
and a few invited guests at the home
| OF the brides sister, Mrs. Geo. w
Poague. and this morning Mr.. and
/ Mrs Hendrickson left on the Moor
| head Northern train for a short trir
to the home OF the groom at Bagley
/ MINI.
They will be at home after June ]
at 92O Fifth street south.
.
My lady must wear her hair ala
divorcee IL she has separated from
her husband, that is-parted-you
know.
At the close of the school year oi
the A. c. college, Major and Mrs UliC
and daughter, Miss Anna, expect tc
leave for a summer vacation in Spo-
kane where they will meet their sor
James. Major Ulio will stop on his
way west, at Hunters Hot Springs.
o.
Miss Genevieve Splliscy of Grand
Forks arrived in the city Thursday
evening and is visiting yith friends
here.
%
| The California club, the largest civic
club in San Francisco, has succeeded
in getting the birthday of Luther Bur.
bank set aside as bird and arbor day
for the state. While the day is not II
be a holiday, all public schools anC
educational institutions are directed
to observe it by including in the schoo
work such exercises as will teach tn,
children the economic value of birds
and trees and promote spirit of pro
lection toward them.
Tomorrow is Mothers day, wear
white flower.
%
Mrs. L. T. Tillotson returned Thurs
day morning to her home at North
wood, Iowa, after a three weeks Visi
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fran,
C. Hall.
Mrs. s. L. Rutledge and Miss Alic
Rutledge are visiting friends at Cas-
selton this week.
o.
Myron Sparrow of ortonvIIle, Minr
arrived in Fargo Monday for a tw
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. M. S
Mayo, Tenth street south. Mr.. Spar
row is a cousin of Mr.. Mayo.
o.
Mrs. A. l.. Melgaard, wife OF lead
ing banker of northern Minnesota
who lives at Argyle, is visiting in tn
city.
o.
Herman Bragg of Huntsville, NC
reached Fargo wednesday evening
and will spend the summer with hi
aunt, Mrs. e. c. watkins. Mr.. BragI
Is talented musician.
-fAA-
Fred Birch ran up from Salt LAX
for a few days and will probably re
turn Monday to look after big side
walk contracts in the Mormon city.
-oO-
Mrs. Karl Norvale entertained ol
Wednesday afternoon in her apart
nents at the Gardner. At 4 O'Clock
delectable coffee was served in tn,
diningroom, at table charmingly dec
GRATED in LaFrance roses. The lun
cheon was pink and white and in tn
pink bonbon dishes, for each guest
reposed dainty piece of jewelry tiet
with pink ribbon that was a souveni
of the delightful afternoon. Cover