The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-06-17

They expect to be gone about three
months.
George H. Sweetland, vice president
of the Fargo Lumber Co., has hidden
his bachelor friends goodbye. Tomor-
row night he leaves for Duluth, where
Tuesday he will be one of the princi-
pals at wedding, the engagement for
which was announced several months
ago. The bride elect is Miss Myrtle
Brinton and she and the bridegroom
to be have known each other many
years. The wedding will be solemnized
at the home of the bride next Tues
day evening, the Rev. Mr.. Garrett, Of
one of the Presbyterian churches Of
Duluth, officiating, Miss Brinton be-
| ing one Of the active workers in his
congregation. After the ceremony the
newlyweds will take sail on a boat
with Isle Royale as their destination,
concluding their honeymoon trip about
July / when they will come to Fargo
and take up their residence in a cosy
home in Thirteenth street south, near
to the home of S. S. Lyon. Miss
Brinton taught music and drawing in
the public schools in Moorhead before
going to Coleraine, Mimi, four years
ago. She has a great many friends in
both Fargo and Moorhead.
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The Gamma Neche sorority of the
Moorhead normal gave a box party at
the Grand Monday evening in honor of
the members who have returned home
for their summer vacation.
Mrs. walIie Johnson of Broadway
entertained the l.. ID. Needlework club
yesterday afternoon at her apartments.
A very enjoyable time was spent.
o.
Miss Katherine Mcmillan will leave
this evening for her home at Wheat
land after a two days visit with friends
in the city.
Mrs. d. Douglas and little daughter.
Esther, OF Gilby, are the guests Of Mrs.
Douglas sisters, the Misses Anna Mae
and Lucy Quinn.
Miss Julia Kaupsng Of Seventh ave-
nue. south will resign her position as
cashier with the Prize Co. this evening
and will leave Tuesday of next week
for Columbia Falls, Mon.., where her
wedding will take place Juna rs To r.
N. Gregory OF Kalipel. Mont. Mr.,
Gregory left Faseo last February for
KalispeI, NJ which place he is employed
by the Western Telegraph Union. For
two years prior to his departure ne was
in connection with the Western Union
in this city. Their friends hasten to
extend congratulations.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Danstrom re-
turned this morning from Minneapolis,
where Mr. Danstrom was a delegate to
the creditmen's convention. They re-
port an excellent meeting and good
time.
Miss Helen Engebretson has left for
Hendrum, where she win spend her
summer vacation with her grandmoth-
err. Miss Engebretson is q student of
the Fargo conservatory.
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Miss Bsrgh will close her art studio
this evening and viii leave tomorrow
accompanied by Miss Amelia Tinseth
FOR the west. They will visit In Cali
fornia and principal coast cities and
expect to return to Fargo about
Sept. 1.
Mrs. Carl HoIzer entertained about
twenty flour young ladies' Thursday
evening at pink rose parcel shower
in honor Of Miss jamie Peterson, who
Ii to become the bride Of Richard Hol-
zer, June o. a pretty color scheme
OF pink and white was carried out
throughout the entire house, miriads Of
pink hearts being displayed and pink
peonies and roses lending their beauty
to the occasion. Little Miss Ruth
Graystone Of Minneapolis attired as
cupid with white wings and golden
bow and arrow gracefully presented the
pretty gifts to the bride. lifting them
from miniature pink and white
wheelbarrow. Later in the evening
a delectabIe luncheon was served and
the guests departed wishing Miss
Peterson all happiness and voting Mrs.
Holzer royal hostess.
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