The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-02


occurred go near together At their home
IN st. PAUL is incurred by their many
friends.
Mrs. II. p Halverson of Fourteenth
i%tstreet south Will entertain.a party of
! ladies on Monday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. Charles Peterson OF Dawson,
The st. Cecilia guild OF the Episcopal
church will meet with Mrs. E. j. Weis-
or, SOL Eighth street south on Tuesday
afternoon, Nov. 5. All members are
urged to be present. r~
Mrs. Ed Cline left yesterday for a
few days visit with friends in st. Paul.
Minneapolis Journal: A pretty we'd
ding took place yesterday afternoon
when Miss Alice Mabel Staples. daugh-
ter of, Mr.. and Mrs. G. 4. Staples, be-
CameFthe bride of Leon Henry Robbins.
The ceremony o place at 3 o'clock
Rev. G. r: Gilruth Fisher. pastor Of the
Westminster Presbyterian church, off,
ciated. The house had been effectively
decorated, with, autumn foliage. vines
and ferns together with clusters Of
white blossoms. Miss Meryle Wheeler
was Miss Staples maid OF honor. She
wore a gown of soft white charmeuse
satin and carried a bouquet of white
roses. The Misses Beatrice Northy and
Bertha Marie Boucher were brides
maids. They were gowned alike In
white voiic over white satin, trimmed
in pink chiffon. They carried arm
bouquets OF white; blossoms. rhe bride
was attired in SOTO white chiffon over
satin, trimmed in shadow lace. She
wore a tulle veil and carried \ shower
bouquet OF brides roses and valley
lilies. Walter Staples and, Aflnin Rob-
bins were ushers.. Following the cerc-
lnony there was n reception, after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Roboins left tor
after Jan i, at. Fargo, \. ID.
The pretty new, nome of Judge. and
Mrs: q. Hanson was a Gene. Of hap
by f~estivity on Thursday afternoon
when their daughter, Miss MYRTLE Fla-
ten .delightfully, entertained "A .beYy Of
twelve girl friends. Dinner was. serv-
ed at an early hour, Halloween ap-
~pointments being used with good -ef-
feet. Following dinner a oox party at
the Orpheum was enjoyed. The guest
list included the original members of
the Gubby Cub club and those present
We're the Misses Katherine Boise, Azal
liza Kobe, Alvira Rasmussen, Lillian
Zlntheo, Kathryn Pilot, Edna Nelson,
| Lillian Forth, Ruth Brown, GLADYS
McRae, Mildred Gunderson and Myrtle
Flaten. . .:... -.
The Woman's s. auxiliary of the Geth-
semane cathedral will hold their first
programme meeting of the season on
! Wednesday afternoon at 8 o'clock at
the home Of Mrs. I. +. Clapp on Eighth
street south. An account of Bishop
RoWe.s work in Alaska will be read
m Mrs. Hancock Will give an account
OF her recent visit to ALASKA.
The committee in charge OF the re-
citat which is to be given by the St.
Cecilia guild Of the Gethsemane cathe-
oral consists of Mrs. E. ]. Weiser, Mrs.
! g. IL. NlJprnnf and. NTra 8 I II fr.,Ar -
IL very entertaining programme is being
arranged. Mrs Bowling will give one
Of her splendid readings and Mrs. Ste
Phens VIII sing two group of songs. a
comedy sketch entitled The .Nettle will
be presented by Edmund Otis Freeman
and Miss Alma Aldrich. The recital
VIII take place on Tuesday evening,
Nov. IL.
Onlast Sunday a party Of young PEG
pie 'chaperoned@ by Mrs. j. y. FarTand
motored out to Absaraka. Jack Far
rand and Murray Baldwin took the
back they were entertained at dinner
at the home of Mr., and Mrs. Ben Har-
old of Wheatland.
The. young men Of the Tri phi fr,
terntty were hosts to the young ladies
Of the Delta Mu Alpha sorority on
thursday evening Of this week. The
young people went to the Orpheum and
~hN PSAANA ~ oOIllG I1dllOW z en-
stunts. ....
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Mrs. j. j. Weaver entertained abou
thirty young people on Thursday even.
ing at her home on First e south
yellow and black was the color scheme
used throughout the decorations Of thu
rooms in Halloween suggestions anc
jack olanterns served as light. Game!
or the season made the hours pas:
quickly and a delicious lunch was serV.
ed by the hostess.
y. H. Busch has left for Madison
WIS., where he VIII witness the Chi.
eago- Wisconsin football game TO-DAY,
Alr. Rusch will be away on business
for a fortnight. :,....' .
Clare Parker of Lisbon was the guest
OF friends yesterday and attended the
F. CA. c. football game.
o.
Jerome Jones, who is attending
school IN the city is spending the weeIi
end with his parents in Lisbon, N. D.
.. .... . . -
Peter Elliott and daughter. Miss
Clare Elliott are spending a few days
in the twin cities. - $500 -
On Thursday afternoon little Miss
Elizabeth Engebretson entertained
about forty of her little girl friends al
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E
a. Engebretson OF, Seventh avenue
south. Mrs. Engebretson was assisted
IN entertaining the little guests BY
Miss Best, Miss Tierney and Miss Pey.
ton. The rooms were very attractively
decorated with a large, number of Jack
olanterns and the various witches
cats, etc, and a feature was the witch.
es booth" from which Miss Minnie
Engebretson, in appropriate costume
told fortunes. A ghost gave out fay.
ors. Mrs. Engebretson served a lunct
OF, tempting Halloween things.
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Thursday evening the girls of thu
Chua Hunka PunkHwere very delight,
fully entertained at the home of Mis-!
Louise Rusch on Eighth avenue south
Miss Rusch was assisted in entertain,
ing by Miss Josephine Murray and 4
very happy evening, was spent witt
dressed as. Wanna girls. Decorations
were in keeping with the season anC
a delicious spread was enjoyed. Tel
girls made up the company. ry
Mr.. and Mrs. A: j.. panstrom an.
nounce the engagement Of their sister
Miss Edna Vidger to Roland e. Chloup.
Ike of Penelton, Ore.
Lester d. rhurrof casselton and Mis-,
Edna Millhollin OF Emmons, N. d., were
married Monday evening by Rev. r. G
Behner at the residence of the bride
groem's aunt Mrs. NJ. L. Lasson or
relatives in Aberdeen, s., D., and ii
Minnesota cities. Mr.. and Mrs. THU
will make their home in Breckenridge
Mimi,
her popular assembly dances at Stone.
new auditorium tonight.
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Miss Prescott's assembly dance a
Stones new auditorium tonight.
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