The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-30

/ from vases and jardinieres. The livinl
room where the wedding ceremony was
| performed and later where stood the
reception line was done in white. TIVE
tall pillars entwined with asparagus
| fern and southern smilax, banked al
their bases with lilies made an arch
in the bay window lighted by rows
of suspended white cryanthemums
| studded with miniature colored mean
| descents. At s o'clock the hidden
guests began to arrive and over 200
prominent people Of the two cities
called. In the receiving line were Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Moon,
Mrs. Dutton, Miss Dodge and Mr.. Fox.
Mrs. Wilson was regal in a handsome
gown of white net over taffeta and
Mrs. Dutton, the sister Of the bride
was daintily lovely in an importation
of white chiffon over duchess satin
with duchess lace. Miss Walker, who
presided brilliantly at the piano dur
ing the ceremony, was charming in a
gown of delicate blue satin, SPRAYED
with spangles, and a large picture hat.
A delicious collation. was served in the
dining room to guests seated about the
spacious room, in which every avail
able space was banked with yellow
blossoms and green LEAKAGE. The din
ing table which held only the bon bons
and sailed nuts was covered with an
elaborate cluny luncheon cloth center
ed by basket filled with stately nod
ding i0nquils Wide satin bows and
streamers of yellow ribbon were Iooped
through the tall handles of the basket
AT 10 o'clock, Mrs. Moon assembled the
stairs to don her going away gown
and paused at the Jallustrade, garna-
tured with southern smilax and as
paragus frenery, to toss her bridal
bouquet to the waiting maidens below.
1t was caught by the Misses Dorothy
Dodge and Estelle Trichler. Mrs.
Moons travelling dress was of tailored
broadcloth with hand made oriental
embroidered collars and cuffs of mink
and navy. Her hat was of tan to
match with oriental trimming and tinv
French rosebuds of pink and dark
blue. The happy pair left at 1920
over the N. P. for Minneapolis and
VIII by easy stages proceed to Los
Angels where they will be at home
after June /. The bride was the re-
clpient of many exquisite gifts. among
which were house and lot in Cali
fornia from the groom, Mr.. Moon. and
substantial check from Mr.. Wilson.
her father. Her chest of fiat silver is
or the Adams pattern. The parting
gifts of Mr.. and Mrs. Moon to the GER
emoniad assistants were, a gold etched
pin to Miss Walker, a gold back comb
to Miss Dodge, coral beads to Miss
Gladys Tritchler and Miss Helen VIII
son, a pearl ring to Jean LOOMS and
Shriners pin to Mr.. Fox. Many tele-
grams Of congratulations were receiv-
ed during the evening from absent
friends. 1t Is with much regret TO the
younger society set that Miss Wilson
mas gone from their midst, for of all
the Fargo girls none was ever more
beloved than Miss Adelaide and never
from Fargo went forth a sweeter pref
tier bride. Hosts of well wishes follow
her to her far away home. The out of
town guests were, Mrs. George Wealth
erhead, Bismarck; Mrs. Chas. Gaetke.
Ada, Mimi; Mr.. Fox, jamestown. Mrs
Stephen B. Dutton, Calgary, Alberta.
and Miss Dorothy Dodge Minneapolis,
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Mrs. e. r. Shaw is expected hack
from western and southern trim the
middle Of next week. She has been