The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-11
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nounced.
Bishop Mann conducted the services
at the Episcopal church at Lisbon yes
terday.
Mrs. r. G. Akeiey Of Tenth street
north is the guest Of friends in Min
neapolis.
Miss Gunda Lundeby is visiting Mrs.
A. p. Bjorlie In Grand Forks for a
few days.
i Earl Turner returned to Fargo this
morning to enter Fargo college after
spending the summer with his parents
at Wheatland.
Mrs. G. N. Swart left this morning
for Minneapolis and points In WILSON,
sim She will probably visit in Chi
cago before returning.
The first fall meeting Of the Wo-
mans auxiliary Of Gethsemane ca
thedral will be held at the bishops
house next wednesday afternoon at 8
o'clock and full attendance of all the
members Is requested.
George Crandall has left for his
| home in st. Louis after q several days
pleasant visit with Max and Clarence
/ Waldron at their home on Eleventh
avenue north. Mr. Crandall was
bonored on several occasions by
prominent families in the A. c. fac
ulty last week.
Announcement was made in all Of
the churches in the city yesterday of
the annual tag day next Saturday. An
CIV enT r.
is hoped that the enterprising ladies
OF Fargo will continue to show their
appreciation OF the efforts OF a few
by responding heartily to this call.
Clifford Warner and Curle Callander
returned Saturday from a hunting
trip and brought back the limit. The
young men went about ninety miles
out and report good trip. A num-
Der Of hunting parties returned last
evening and appeared to have en-
joyed successful day In the fields.
Miss Eva Kimball left yesterday
morning for her home in Minneapolis,
| after a months visit with friends In
the city. Miss Kimball was a popu-
lar member of the class OF 10 r. III. 8.
and for the past year has made her
home in Minneapolis, where she en-
tered the University of Minnesota.
This evening Mrs. Robert McCulIoch,
Mrs. Robert Keller and Mrs c. N. Cal
lendar will be hostesses at progress
sive dinner for the girls Of the Hiking
club of the z. w. G. A. There will be
about twenty young ladies in the
party and most enjoyable evening
fu MI snAn ~
ladies as hostesses has already gone
forth among the Y. girls.
MRS. and Mrs. A. M. knight of
Fourteenth street south left last even
ing for Minneapolis. where Mr.. Knight
will transact business and Mrs. Knight
will meet her mother, Mrs. Hattie
Coils, who is coming back to Fargo
with Mr.. and Mrs. Knight In a few
days to be their guest for some time.
Mrs. Coils has recently been the guest
OF her daughter, Mrs. Frank Coils, at
Morris, Ill.
The Epworth League society and
young people of the First M. e. church
will meet this evening at the city
waterworks and from there will be
taken out to the Darling farm south
Of town for the last outing of the year.
There will be campfire and a good
picnic supper has been planned. All
the young people Of the church and
those who have recently come to the
city to attend college are especially
invited to join the party and get ac-
quainted.
The Royal Neighbors Of America,
the ladies auxiliary to the Modern
Woodmen. will have as their guest OF
honor the Supreme Oracle Mrs. Myra
B. Enwright, of Kansas City. Kan, at
a rally to be given Thursday afternoon
and evening Sept. 81 Prominent
0eakers will be present and delega-
ton from throughout the state is ex-
pected In Fargo. The Royal Neigh
bors is governed by women exclusive
" and has membership Of over s00,-
600. There is a large class adoption
which will end with a banquet. All
Royal Neighbors will take note OF this
rally.
Mrs. Eugene deLendrecie and Mrs.
u. G. r. Charest and daughter, Miss
Hortense, left last week to attend the
Foley O'Brien wedding in st. Paul.
The Minneapolis Journal gives the
following account of the wedding:
Rarely has ST. Paul seen q more
beautiful wedding than that Of Miss
Mary Geraldine Foley to Christopher
Dillon O'Brien jr., solemnized We'd
nesday morning at the cathedral.
Bishop ]. J.. Lawler officiated. and was
assisted by Rev. Arthur Lamothe OF
Little Falls as deacon and Rev. Mr..
Jordan as subdeacon. Mrs. Robert
Gehan presided at the organ, and Mrs.
w. ]. Towle, cousin OF the bride, sang
an Ave Maria during the offertory.
The bride, who entered with her UNI
Gle, Timothy Foley, was gowned In
soft white satin, heavily embroidered
with court train. The train was
paneled with rose point lace, and the
bodice and skirt were elaborated with
the SAME rare lace. Her long veil was
quet she carried a white satin prayer |
book. The maid OF honor, Miss Louise
Foley. and the bridesmaid, Miss Anne |
Foley, sisters OF the bride, wore |
gowns Of apricot colored satin yelled |
with marquisette of the same shade. |
the bodice being embroidered in sill |
yer. Their hats OF tulle with nlunes |
OF apricot tint were made In poke |
bonnet effect and trimmed with silver /
lace. They also carried satin covered |
prayer books Miss Betty Bicknell. |
the flower girl, wore q dainty frock or /
lace with broad white satin sash ana |
carried basket OF lilies OF the valley |
aud snap dragons. Her tiny polxe |
bonnet was OF lace, Al wedding hraak L