The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-25

Her mother, Mrs. M. w. Ware, had
gone from Fargo, her home, for Miss
Ware and DIR. Abbott were married at
Andrew Presbyterian church. Mime
apolis, with a reception at the home
Of the brides brother and sister fol-
lowing. 1t was a handsome wedding,
and several hundred guests witnessed
the ceremony at the church. while a
SNEAKER number were hidden to the
reception.
A number OF unusual features were
introduced, one being that the ribbons
were wrawn by two relatives of the
bride, Mrs. P. H. Ware and Mrs. J. r.
Ware. They both wore white, and lit
tie Blanchard Ware. a nephew of the
bride, was dressed in white serge as
he scattered rose petals in the aisle
preceding the bride
The bride was given in marriage by
her father, NJ. w. Ware of Fargo, and
another Fargo man, Arthur Ruber,
acted as best man. Paul Ware and
Fred Hamblin acted as ushers.
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An interesting celebration in connec-
ton with the Harvard commencement
exercises Will be the SILVER anniversary
Fargo visitors at Harvard for the COM
menCement exercises.
x-President Roosevelt is president
Of the Harvard Alumni association and
has promised to preside at the ex-
ercises in Memorial hall. One Of the
features of Harvard class day following
the regular programme was the half
dozen Babylonian-lIke reasts given by
some of the young millionaires of the
famous university. One of the hosts
at the more notable of these affairs
was Frederick Martin Hector of Fargo.
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Robert P. Collins, manager Of the
Florida Everglade Land Co. in this
city and Miss Johanna Schill Of
Moorhead will be united in marriage
on Tuesday Of the coming week, the
wedding taking place at the home Of
the bride in the presence Of a number
of guests, the immediate friends and
relatives Of the high contracting cou-
pie. Mr.. Collins is one of the best
known and most progressive of the
younger business men in this city and
has a host of friends who wish him
and his bride o-be all kinds of sue
cess. Miss Schill is a popular and
pleasant young lady Of her home town.
After the wedding the young couple
will leave for an extended trip through
Europe which will embrace England,
France, Germany and while away they
will see the Passion Play. Ante-w wed
ding congratulations are already being
offered.
Miss Elizabeth Feckler was a young
hostess on Tuesday afternoon when
she celebrated her 18th birthday an
niversary by entertaining a group Of
eleven little friends. Her home on
Third avenue south was bright with
pink and white blossoms in honor of
the occasion. A motor car ride and
dainty refreshments served to pass a
pleasant afternoon.
The WOman's boarding home which
has recently opened it's doors to the
young working women of the city, has
proved itself a success from the be-
ginning. A recent Sunday saw nineteen
guests at the home for dinner. The
girls of Fargo have shown their ap-
probation Of the advantages to be de-
rived from living in such a home att
Miss Helen Riley, who spent last
Sunday guest at the AIsop lake
home motored in Monday.
Mrs. Gilbert Haggart and son,
Robert; Mrs. William Hughes, son and
daughter, and Mrs. Walter Treat left
Monday for a week Manson Bay
house, Detroit.
Mrs. F. w Porritt, Minneapolis, is
combining business and pleasure in
her visit to Fargo. Mrs. Porritt is at
present at the Prescott hotel. She will
spend few weeks in Fargo.
Alex Haggart Los Angeles, arrived
in Fargo Wednesday for a visit with
his mother, Mrs. ]. E. Haggart. Gil
bert w. Haggart and Alex Haggart
left Wednesday afternoon for a few
days at Detroit,
DR.. and Mrs. J. G. Dillon left to
join the Shoreham colony of lake
jewellers. Mrs. Dillon will remain two
weeks. DR.. Dillon will return for a
day at a time before coming in to re-
main permanently.
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Mrs. L. e. Moss and son, Lloyd, who
have been guests Of Mrs. Moss sister,
Mrs. A. B. Walker returned Thurs-l
day to their home in Minneapolis, aft
er week in Fargo.
Dean and Mrs. Dewitt Bowling will
entertain the Deans mother, Mrs.
John Love Of Philadelphia during July. |
Mrs. Love arrived yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Wilson and
family will desert Fargo during Aug
ust for the cool breezes at Tammarack
lodge, Melissa. Mr.. and Mrs, Wilson
and children accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. r. NJ. Mayer motored to Ashel-
mans on Pelican lake last Saturday,
Tuesday.
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Tuesday evening in Gethsemane
cathedral, Dean G. Dewitt Bowling
read the VOWS that united Miss Anne
May Benedict daughter of Mr.. and |
Mrs. John Clement Benedict, and Yer |
non Henry Aiken. Only the immediate |
relatives were present to witness the !
service. The altar was banked in |
palms mass of green holding great |
clusters of pink peonies and roses. |
Massed from altar to altar rail were |
tall palms and ferns. Charles Simmons
presided at the organ and sounded the |
wedding march as the bridal couple |
Mr.. Simmons played softly |
during the interchange of vows. Mr.