The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-18
Social Notes

Mrs. q. w. Morley of Chicago was
a guest in this city yesterday.
Miss Ruth Richardson left the first Of
the week for Valley City, N. D., where
she will visit relatives.
Mrs. M. Clark and daughter, Lenna,
are planning a delightful lake trip to
Toronto. h first Of August.
Mrs. @ H. Rupert of Eighth avenue
south, and her mother, Mrs, Hopsons are
spending a week at Eddy's lodge.
Miss Anna johnson expects to leave
In a few days to visit her sister and
other relatives in Bellingham, Wash.
Miss Amelia Nystrom Of Horace, N.
D., arrived last evening to be present
at the Dehn-Sutton nuptials this eye-
ming.
Louise Folk of Glen UIlin, who has
been attending a business college here,
has been called home by the death or
her sister.
Miss Emily Morgan Of Minneapolis is
the guest or DR., and Mrs. j. w. Dun
ham Of Ninth avenue south for two or
three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Anderson of Sew.
enth avenue south, returned last eve
ming from the lakes, where they spent
q week at Shorehams They report a
very delightful time.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. stevens and
daughter Mildred, returned yesterday
q delightful ten days outing. Mr..
Stevens joined them for the week end
and accompanied them home.
Miss Anna solem of the First Ma
tional bank, returned home today from
q visit to ST. Paul. and at her home in
DEBORAH, Ia. Miss Solem's parents ac-
companied her on her return trip, but
have gone on to Montana for a visit,
after which they will visit in Fargo.
Miss Jean Traynor, who has been
enjoying a months vacation at her
home in Grand Forks and with her
brother at Devils Lake, has returned
to her duties here in the Office OF Pure
Food Commissioner e., F. Ladd. Miss
Traynor was honor guest at man
pretty parties while on her visit. and
a a very pleasant trip.
Miss Elizabeth Cushing, who was q
teacher in the local schools last winter,
is a guest of Mrs. John Aitcheson on
Second ven north, today. At the
close OF the school year Miss Gushing
went to Mandan for a visit with rela-
tives, and she is now en- route to her
home In eastern Minnesota to spend the
remainder of her vacation. She Will re-
turn to Fargo at the beginning OF the
school year.
One Of the most interesting events
Ol LA6 HGAEOu WIZ tAAG
when Miss Mabel Huseth becomes the
bride Of Joseph Lewis. The wedding
viii take place at the home OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A:
o'clock, Rev. Mr.. Davick officiating.
The rooms will be beautifully decor
ated with streamers of pink and white,
and bowls and vases OF sweet peas,
roses and ferns, and an altar will be
arranged in the parlor with draptngs
OF pink and white. The bride will be
attractively attired In q gown OF
white chiffon over white messaline,
will carry an arm bouquet OF brides
roses. She will be attended by Miss
Ida Lewis, sister OF the bridegroom
as maid OF honor, and Mrs. a.. q. HUI
seth, si~ster-in-law Of the bride. e
will be of pink wolfe and she will carry
white carnations. and Mrs. Huseths
gown will be of cream messaline AND
she will carry. pink carnations Tns
bridegroom will be attended by A. =
and Elvin Huseth, brothers of tbs
bride. The bridal party will proceed
to the altar to- the strains OF the yea
ding march, which will be played ps
Miss Bernice Thompson. After tht
q wedding dinner OF siz
courses will be served. The color
scheme of pink and white will pc car
riad out with decorations and IN tnt
ices served. The happy couple Will gc
to housekeeping at once at TO Thire
street north. and will be at home &c
their friends after Aug. 1. Anon tins
out-of-town guests are Mr.. and Mrs. y
Lewis. Ludwig and Martin Lewis, anc
Miss ida Lewis of Morris, Mimi; Miss
Anna Steen and Mr.. and Mrs. Rasmus'
son of Ortonville, Mimi. Andrew Hu'
seth OF Mt. Horeb, Wis. Abel Goodine
Gerrn Of Cyrus, Mimi. Miss Huseth Il
well known here, having made hel
home here for several years, and has {