The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-09-10
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sas City, and Mrs. w. ]. Awty and
Mrs. S. G. Comstock for Mrs. B. f.
Mackall, Mrs. j. H Burnham and Miss
Elizabeth Donaldson
On wednesday evening, Sept. q, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Wheel
er of Fourth street north, Miss Laura
Wheeler became the bride of Gerhard
A. Damschen, formerly Of Pelican
Rapids, but more recently from Can
ada At o'clock the bridal party
descended the stairs to the opening
strains of Lohengren, played by Mrs
Mabel Dralle, cousin Of the bride. Rev
]. M. Stewart OF Moorhead, who per-
formed the ceremony, led the way to
a floral bower in the center of which
hung beautiful wedding bell Fol-
lowing Rev. Stewart came the bride
groom accompanied by Earl Wheeler,
brother of the bride and Immediately
| Followed by the bridesmaid, Miss
Rachel Torgeson. The bride leaning
on the arm of her father, who gave
her In marriage, came last. The
bridal gown was of cream colored silk
null over taffeta. The brides veil was
caught up with lilies of the of the
valley and she carried shower bou-
quet of brides roses. The maid of
honor wore pale blue silk null and
| carried asters. After the ceremony had
been performed and the young people
had been duely congratulated, a deli
clous luncheon was served. The rooms
were profusely decorated with smilax
ferns and roses, the wedding bell be-
| ing the chief feature of the decorative
| scheme. pyramid OF sweet peas
and astors made a charming center
piece for the table The young neo-
PIE were the recipients of numerous
pieces of cut glass and silver. Out
or town guests were: Mrs. Allen
Wheeler of Concord, Mimi, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Damschen, parents of the
bridegroom, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Dam
schen, brother of the bridegroom, from
Pelican Rapids, and Mrs. Chas. Frb of
Milton, N. d. Mr.. and Mrs Damschen
left shortly after for a short trip to
Red Lake Falls, Mimi, and will later
make their home at Snowflake, Man.
| F. G. Berg OF Fargo sailed from New
York Thursday for Norway where he
has gone to attend the golden wedding
of his parents. The event will be
celebrated Sept. 81. Mr.. Berg will re-
turn about Oct. Is.
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Managing Editor Brewer is in the
twin cities today to see the finish of
the fair and the big auto races.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. n. Devenpeck left
today for Henning, Mimi, and after a
short visit there will locate in Mime
apolis.
, Col. Pat Neary Of Buffalo will leave
the last of the month en- route to Ell
Paso, Tex, for the winter. He will
spend some weeks with friends in Ill
inois before going further south.
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e. Smith Peterson of Park River
was in Fargo last night en- route home
from attending a meeting of the re-
pubiicans at Bismarck.
The regular boarders at Prizes have
been classed fire sufferers and are
now well scattered bunch.
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You are invited to attend a measur-
ing party given by a number of the
young ladies of ST. Agnes sodality in
the Cathedral club rooms Monday
evening, Sept IL, at o'clock. Come
prepared to tell your height.
Mrs. P. E. Glass of Tower City and
Miss Inez Perry of Buffalo spent yes
terday in town on a shopping tour
Mrs. Oscar Hallenberg and son, Rob
ert left for a short stay in Mime
apolis yesterday morning.
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Mrs. A. E. Bassett, who has spent
the last two years at Hope has re.
turned to Fargo and opened dress
making parlors.
Miss Jessie Edwards is expected
home today from a ten days visit
with friends in Minneapolis
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Mr. and Mrs. D. Brownlee of Maple
ton are expected to move here next
week to make their home. Misses Olive
and Hazel will attend the Moorhead
normal.
Miss Frances Spalding has gone to
California to attend the Ramona coll
Iege.
A business meeting of the Gethse-
name guild will be held at the resi-
dence of Mrs. L. r. Buxton at 1014
Fifth street north Thursday, Sept Is
at 2:30 p. IN. AS matters of Importance
are to be discussed, it is desired that
all who are interested in parish work
be present.
Miss Bessie Grubbs returned today
from weeks stay in Minneapolis.
Our stock Of fall millinery is now
complete. We are showing all the
latest styles at our new location, liz
Broadway. Fargo's metropolitan MILL
merry store. Mezirow & Bruce.
The Crate Fire.
Blessed is the woman who has q
crate which can be filled with bis
sticks of wood which give warmth ant
light to the home during the coo
mornings and evenings. The city
woman with a gas CRATE will get al
the comfort she can out Of that, fol
although 1t is a sorry substitute, SHIT
considers 1t better than no CRATE a
all. When you start the children anc
the husband off in the morning, a,
/ you ever recall the words Tennysoi
/ put into the mouth of Enoch Arden
= who said to his wife: Keep a clea
- fire and a clean hearth for me-" Their