The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-06-22
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o'clock and will be followed by a splen-
did wedding dinner.
The Misses Conant, Bessie and Ivy,
leave this evening for New York City
for the summer. going via Duluth,
where they will take one of the Anchor
line steamers to Buffalo and then on
/ by rail. They will visit Dean Burle-
son, formerly OF Gethsemane cathe-
dral at his home at New Rochelle,
Conn.
Mrs. It. A. Morken, formerly of this
city, passed through the city yester-
day morning en- route to Detroit to
spend a few weeks before returning to
her home in Minneapolis. Mrs. Morken
has recently concluded visit with
friends in Fargo and the western part
of the state.
Miss Helen Sears was hostess this
morning at a o'clock breakfast In
Oak Grove in honor of Miss Blanche
Amerland, a BRIDE be OF next week.
A delicious three-course breakfast was
| served in approved camping style and
after the last course had been cleared
away delightful drive was enjoyed.
About eleven young lady friends were
present.
Invitations have been received in
the city for the wedding of Miss
Blanche Edith Boyden, charming
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. e.
Boyden of Lisbon, to Frederic ".
Hutchinson. Mr.. Boyden is a former
member of The Forum staff and the
family have many friends in the city.
The wedding will take place in the
Holy Trinity church in Lisbon on the
afternoon of Wednesday July 3.
Following the marriage ceremony a
reception will be held at the home of
the bride and after several weeks
honeymoon the young people will come
to Fargo to make their home and will
be glad to welcome their friends after
Sept. /.
One Of the pretty events OF the week
was the parcel shower given by Mrs.
Arthur Costain Of Moorhead and Miss
Julia Sharpe In honor of Miss Bes-
sic Van Houten Of Moorhead, who is
a bride-to-be of next week The dec
orations were prettily carried out in
beautiful pink roses throughout and
the gifts were presented to the BRIDE
elect by. two little girls bearing a
white basket covered with pink roses.
After very pleasant evening luncheon
was served, covers being laid for four
teen. Miss Van Houten's marriage to
Arthur G. Murray of Wadena. Mimi.
has been announced for next week and
will take place Thursday evening at
the home of the brides parents in
Moorhead.
Miss Marian Sherman was a charm
ing hostess this afternoon at a fare
well party for Miss Ruth Keeney. who
is leaving the city with her family soon
TO make her home In the west. The
affair was a delightfully."- informal one
and was thoroughly enjoyed by the
young friends of Miss Keeney who
were invited In her honor. clever
and new idea of the hostess. which
was indeed refreshing at this time was
the presentation Of a tiny Christmas
tree loaded with gifts to make the
honor guests trip a comfortable and
pleasant one. The afternoon was
spent In sewing and after the needles
had been put away a delicious luncheon
was served. Miss Keeney is one of
the most popular young ladies of Far
go social circles and her large number
of friends greatly regret her departure
from their midst. The event took place
at the beautiful home of DIR. and Mrs.
y w. Campbell Of Eighth avenue
south.
Last evening the final pre- nuptiaI
event was given in honor of Miss Lii
ian Lang of Moorhead, whose we'd
ding took place this afternoon to o. |
Flore. The Misses Jennie johnson and
Nora Munson were hostesses at the
beautiful home OF the later on sixth
avenue south, Moorhead The AFFAIR
was ia the nature of lawn party. the
lawn being prettily lighted with jan
anese lanterns and dotted with clever |
" arranged tables. upon which vases
Of beautiful red and white roses were
placed. About the house myriads az |
red and white hearts were strung ON
satin ribbon, and the place cards and |
luncheon appointments were in the
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was carried out in large ribbon cob
webb. The bride-eiect was asked to |
cut one Of the ribbons and place a |
wedding ring on 1t, The young lady
who received the ring was designated |
as next june bride. Miss Clara John |
son received the ring, the incident be-
ing especially noticeable on account Of |
Miss Johnson receiving ike honors at /
q former shower for Miss Lang The
old maid Of the company was found |
by placing a doughnut on one Of the
ribbons in a similar manner. pret-
" feature Of the evening was the /
presence Of Cupid. portrayed by Little /
Adeline Schroeder. Cupid presented /
the bride with a large basket heaped I
with linen for her new home, and as /
The guests departed wishing the bride
much happiness. Cupid presented Miss
Lang with a handsome bouquet of
brides roses. Luncheon was served at
4 convenient hour from the little tables
On the lawn, covers being laid for about
twenty -four Music added also to the
pleasure of the evening, the Misses
Ruth Pryor and Anna Fiore contribut-
ng very gracefully. The gifts consist
ID of many pieces Of handsome Next
ian drawn work. and hand ennbroider
I'd articles, with eyelet embroidered
pieces and linen embroidered with the
brides initials.
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