The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-10
Social Notes


Mrs. G. M. ccCarthy OF Grand Forks
Is the guest for a few days of Fargo
friends.
Rev. and Mrs. o. e. McCracken Of
First avenue south left Saturday aft
ernooD for Gardner to visit relatives
over Sunday.
Kent barrow returned home Satur-
day from Baltimore, Md, where he is
a student at Johns Hopkins university.
Mr.. barrow will be a senior there next
year.
Miss Frances Emery who has been
attending the University of Minnesota
for the past year has returned to
spend the summer vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. +. Emery of
Third avenue south.
A party to the lakes yesterday were
the Misses Margaret Mitchell, Jean
Hanna, and Elizabeth Magill and
Carlyle. Mrs. H, e. Magill accom-
panied the young people.
Miss Helen Smith was hostess this
afternoon at / o'clock luncheon to the
members of the senior class Of Fargo
college at her home on Ninth avenue
south. Pink peonies made beautiful
decorations for the table and covers
were laid for sixteen.
Among the guests at the marriage
Wednesday in Minneapolis of Miss
Sarah Vera Silloway and Guy c..
Gardner of Port Discovery, Wash, will
be MI. and Mrs. G.. H. Newton Of this
city, who left today for that city. The
bridal dinner will take place tomorrow
and the wedding will be one Of the
delightful social events Of the June
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Hogelund an
nounce the approaching marriage Of
their daughter, Miss Agnes to Norris
Nelson Of Munich, N. ID. The wedding
will take place June q at the farm
home of the bride near this city. Miss
H~ogelund has been connected with the
staff at the p~ostofice for some time
and has a large circle Of friends in
the city. Miss Selma Hogelund who
has been spending the past year in
Seattle is expected home in a few
days to be present at her sisters we'd
ding.
Grand Forks Herald: At the meet
ing of the Votes for Women club in
| the city hall last night, arrangements
We're made for sending delegates to
the state convention at Fargo Thurs
day. The club had to ask for volun-
teer delegates, and consequently the
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Alice Nelson Page, president, DR.. Mae
Sanders and Mrs. James Collins will be
among the representatives. The prin-
cipal business before the convention
will be the perfecting of a state or
ganization and the launching Of a
movement for a woman's suffrage bill.
1t is the plan to get an equal suffrage
bill before the legislature at the next
session.
The Minneapolis Journal has the fol-
lowing item in regard to the marriage
on Friday evening Of Wilbur Mcintyre,
a well known young business man Of
this city, and Miss Grace lie Compile
which took place at the brides home
in that city: The marriage of Miss
Grace LIE Compile to Wilbur Daniel
Mcintyre of Fargo took place Friday
evening at 8 o'clock at the Leaning
ton, Rev. Marion d. Shutter of1ciat-
ing. Mrs. Philip e. Server, a sister of
the bridegroom, was matron Of honor,
and b. Batchel r, an uncle of the
bride, was best man. The guests were
the immediate members Of the family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcintyre will take q
short bridal trip and will reside in
Fargo.
Rev. Alex ]. Abbott of the Grace
M. e. church of Moorhead will leave
tomorrow morning for Wadena, MINI.
4 WAACAV ~ Aa6O "a LAS RAsNO va
+ Wednesday at high noon to Miss Eva
Bly, Fuller, the charming daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w, d. Fuller of North
Germany township. The wedding viii
take place at high noon at the home OF
the brides parents and a large number
of guests have been invited for tbs
occasion. Rev. Mr.. Abbott and his
bride will visit friends for a shori
time and will be at home in Moor.
head after June IS. Miss Fuller is 6
young lady Of much talent and will bt
a great help in the church work II
Moorhead.
Fargo friends will be much interest
ed in the account Of the wedding re
l Gently Of Miss Louise Dracy of Fessen,
den, formerly Of this city and a grad
uate Of Fargo high school. The item
is as follows:
follows: Tuesday at 1880 D. m, a
the Catholic parsonage in Saskatoon
Saskatchewan, the marriage of Mis-
Louise Darcy to Lynn II. Cowell wa
I solemnized. The bride was ATTENDED
by her sister, Miss Nellie Darcy o
Fessenden, and the bridegroom b.
George Walton of Bigger, Saskatche
wan. After the ceremony luncheoi
was enjoyed at the Hotel Royal a
the bride and bridegroom left for thei
home at Borden, Saskatchewan, wher,
NIL SonSIL a IAAa &c VI Wig OL a.
Monarch lumber yards. Mrs. Cowell i
a graduate of Valley City normal an,
has taught school since completing he
course there. The bridegroom is tn
eldest son Of Mr.. n Mrs, Cowell o
Valley City, a young man Of sterling
character.
The following item from The Min
neapolis Journal will be of interest t
the many Fargo friends of Thomas T
Cooper, secretary of the Better Farm
ing association: The wedding of Mis-
Essie May Burgan, the daughter o
| MIR. and Mrs. J. e. Burgan, to Thoma
Poe Cooper of Fargo, N. d., tool
place last evening at 6 o'clock at tn
home of the brides parents, 1925 Fiftl
street southeast. DR.. Klein of tn
First Methodist Episcopal church rea,
the service in the presence of only tn
immediate members of the family
Mrs. M. R. Melvin played the brida
music. In the parlor, where the cere
mony was performed, a bank of palm
and Easter lilies formed an altar. TIL
bride wore a gov of white crep
de chine elaborated in duchesse lac
and pearls, and she held a shower bou
n quet' of white rose buds and maiden
h hair ferns. Following the cerennon
: a dinner was served at which cover
were placed for thirty, and the ap
pointments were in pink and whit
n with pink roses as the flowers. In til
living room American beauty rose
were the decorations. Mr.. and Mr.
= Cooper will be at home in Fargo afte
July is.
= AT a luncheon given Saturday All
ernoon at the home of Judge and Mr.
i b. f. Spalding on Third avenue soutl
40 the angagemant Of their daughter. Mis-