The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-02

interest and demand for higher Iltera-
ture.
Miss Clara Emerson, principal of the
Argyle, Mimi, high school, returned to
her duties after spending her Easter
vacation with parents and friends in
Fargo.
Miss Verna Cooper, Third street
north. who has been suffering from a
bad cold during the past week is grad
ually improving to the qualification of
} her many friends.
i Miss Agnett Kuhn and Mr.. August
lib. Schendell, both of the city Of Far
: go, were united into the bonds Of holy
/ matrimony last Tuesday evening at st.
Marks English church, Rev. Ulrich,
the pastor, officiating. The full ring
service according to the Lutheran
lchurch was used. The bride looked
livery charming In her gown Of white
! muslin de sole, carrying bridal roses.
THE groom was in conventional black.
After the wedding ceremony the guests
REPAIRED to the home of the bride, 1107
-
! ate wedding dinner was served Miss
J. IEmma Kuhn, the brides sister acted
as bridesmaid, while the groom's broth
ierawas best man. The bride and groom
!. left over the Great Northern for their
honeymoon trip to Canada, where they
lexpect to make their future home. fol-
!. lowed by the well wishes of many
friends.
: Mrs. E. r. Dodd has returned to her
New Haven home in Iowa after a visit
heres
i The First M. f.. church has been
fortunate in securing the services Of
y Mrs. A. Fl. Dodsley as organist during
the illness of Mr.. Lambertson the reg
ulr organist.
Mrs. N. CT. Anderson, Eighth avenue
south is able 10 be out after an at
tack of tonsilitis which confined ner
to the house for a week.
o.
Mrs. VIM. Mckinney, Sixth avenue
south is still recovering from her late
4 ILLNESS and her departure from the
city has been delayed.
h On Monday night the None Such
club played 500 with Mr.. and Mrs. j
lie. Orbum on First avenue north
Prizes were captured by Mrs. g
Brown and Messers HimSurg and
Mills AT IL o'clock an elaborate
bcnquet was served at the large din.
ling table which was loaded with al
1.-THE seasons delicaci<I. The table
was centered by large bouquet o.
pink roses The club will hold it,
MInext meeting with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Himburg, Fourth avenue north.
10
Terrence Kennedy, son Of Rober
kennedy Of Ninth street north, lef
MONDAY evening for butte, Mont
Ewhere he viii spend the summer will
& his brother. The coming fall he ex
pectes to go to Ireland where he vii
II make a study of the ancient Cali
n Language and the old time songs o
the country, and will spend some tim
in looking up the legends and folk
lore.
Mrs. T. I'll. McEnroe was hostess Of
Thursday to the Talk-a-Lo. club AM
after me usual social and sewing hou
refreshments We're served.
o.
Mrs. Allie Power OF HeEenE.le is tn
guest of Mrs. Sam Crabbe. Fifth ave
nue. south.
ii on Tuesday afternoon, little Maxim
Mcdonald, Eighth street south, cele
brated her seventh bfrtncay snniver
sary by giving a little party to som
of here girl friends. The Usual game
followed by dainty SKIPPER were tn
pastimes of tne pleasant afternoon.
-
Last evenii the members Of ID
Tilderl's Bible class of the First Bap
list sunday school enjoyed a delight
ful social affair at the home of ID
and Mrs. Tilden. Guessing game
were the order of the evening.
90
Miss Virna johnson OF Cakes. ".
il spending a weeks vacation with hi
Nlparents, MIR. and Mrs. H. c. johnson /
NSixth avenue south.
Miss Adalide Wilson came home FIR
day morning from visit Of wee
with Miss Dorothy Dodge In Minn'
apolis.
The Misses johnson leave today Il
St. paul after an extended visit wit
Mrs. II. A. Jacobson, Fifth avenl
south,
MIR. and MRS James "A. Garhutt. aft
spending the winter with Mrs. Ga
Mlbutts sister. RMS. E Il. Wiswell. le
for their home In Boise. Idaho. Tue
day night.
n Mr.. anc Mrs. Thomas Miller retur
"a home this week after i delight
tour through the west, they visit