The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-01
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Harriet Hunt will return from Smith
college about June 20; Curle Callander
a student at Harvard will return near
June 20; VIII Magill Will return home
from Princeton June 20 for his SUM
mer vacation: Rock Spaldfng win
come home about the second week in
June from the University OF Illinois
and Mason Spalding, who is at Pamo-
ma college, California, will arrive about
June 25,
Last evening at S o'clock at the
Broadway M. E. parsonage, Rev. G. #.
| Sewrey said the marriage service
which united Roy shadduck and Miss
Florence Olson, both popular young
( people of Valley City. witnesses were
the Misses Iverson OF this city and Mr..
and Mrs. Shadduck left this morning
for their new home at La Moure,
where they will receive their friends.
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Mrs. Fl. o. Clements of Prescott,
Wis, announces the engagement Of
her daughter, Miss Grace Dill Glenn
ents, to George Luther Wilson of this
city. Mrs. Clements and her daugh-
ter are former well known residents
Of this city and moved to Prescott a
short time ago. Mr.. Wilson is rec
ognized as n of the promising young
business men of the city.
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Mrs. Fred r. Schoield was a de-
lightfuI hostess yesterday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. r. II. Hillary, who leaves
with her husband the first of the week
for their new home in Minneapolis.
Twelve ladies were present and a very
happy informal afternoon was spent
with sewing. The rooms were fra
grant with pink carnations and in the
tempting luncheon which was served
at the close of the afternoon, pink
was the color note.
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Mrs. w. e. Boyd OF the Waldorf
received informally yesterday after
noon in honor of her mother, Mrs. N.
w. Downs of st. Paul. About sixty
five ladies called during the afternoon
and the apartments were very beau
tifully decorated with lilacs and pink
| roses. Refreshments were served,
the hostess being assisted in enter
tanning the ladies by the Misses Jean
Hanna and Elizabeth Magill and Mrs.
! w. H. Barnett, Mrs. S. F. Crabbe,
Mrs. Clapp and Mrs. r. K. Keller.
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Last evening the Women's Catholic
Order of Foresters gave a very pretty
party in st. Joseph's hall in Moorhead
in honor of Miss Nellie Casey, a
| charming bride-to-be of next Thurs
day. The hall wa" very beautiful with
a profusion of lilacs and tulips, car
rying out a color scheme of red and
white in baskets and vases. Red and
| white bells and cupids completed the
decorations. About forty friends were
present and spent a very happy even
ing with music and chat. During the
evening the Misses Blanch Charest,
Mary Zervas, Elizabeth Zimmerman
and Ruth Casey played a programme
| of solos, duets and trios on the piano.
At the appointed hour the curtain of
the stage at one end of the hall was
lifted and one long, beautiful appoint
ed table was presented to view ready
for the service Of a most delicious
menu. The place cards were tiny GU
pids and red and white hearts and Gu
pids and flowers made the table most
attractive. A very pleasant surprise
was the miniature wedding suggestive
| of the one which called forth the oc
casion. A box was quantity moulded
and decorated to represent the church
and inside a profusion of flowers were
arranged ready for the ceremony. Az
the alter was the bride and bridegroom
the latter in the full uniform OF his
Office, that Of chief of police. The bril-
dal couple were represented by dolls
and the bride was indeed very dainty
in a wedding veil and handsome gown
with orange blossoms in her hair and
a shower of roses and lilies OF
the valley. Following the service OF
the last course Father Gerard gave a
very fitting address and Mrs. Nemzik
! chief ranger Of the Women's Catholic
order Of Foresters, very cleverly pre-
scented Miss Casey with a handsome
three piece silver tea set. This even
ing the members of st, Joseph's choir
will entertain for Miss Casey. Hel
wedding to A. j.. O'Laughlin will be
solemnized next Thursday morning.