The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-25
News for the Fair Sex-Society,
Fashions, Fads and the Home

Fargo, fnal arrangements awaiting
his arrival in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis returned home
yesterday from a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. P. Hardy at Lake Melissa.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Allen Of Third
street north motored put to Casselton
yesterday and spent the day.
Miss Lou Ciel ouirk returned to her.
home on Fifth avenue south after a
fortnight with former school chums
! the twin cities.
Mrs. Charles Bland and SON and Mrs.
Clarence and baby daughter
to visit for about six weeks.
Mr.. n Mrs. w r. sudro and
daughter OF Thirteenth street north
are planning to leave in a day or two
Tor an outing at Lake Bemidji.
Mrs. Bert Klingensmith returned
home to Dflworth yesterday orn
after spending the week end with her
daughter. Mrs. Clarence Johnson.
The Ladies Aid Of st. PauI's church
Cthe synod meets Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Kittelsrud,
S17 Seventh street south, Moorhead.
The Standard Bearers Of the First NJ.
=. church will meet this evening with
Miss Ruth Gardner, 310 Thirteenth
street south. The meeting was an
nounced to meet with Miss Gladys Won
Volkenberg, but has been changed and
all members are asked to be present.
The Grand Forks Times, under the
Maple Leaf notes has the following
item which will interest Fargo people:
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hall and daughter,
Angeline, OF Fargo are spending a few
days at Breezy Point villa as the
They are on their way to Boise, Ida,
where they will make their future
home.
Miss Fanny Clapp OF Fifth avenue
south is entertaining the nine menu
bers Of her class OF girls from the
First M. e. Sunday school at an all day
outing In Oak grove. Miss Clapp is
q recent graduate OF the teachers
training class of that Sunday school
and is doing very successful work in
the school. Out OF the last graduating
class from the training department
every member ts actively engaged with
a permanent class or as a substitute.
The results are most encouraging.
Miss Esther Evans entertained a
party of young ladies at q moonlight
shower in honor of Miss Anna Kuppe,
Tenth street north. The spacious
lawn was gay with strings. OF Japanese
lanterns and silk flags suspended from
the trees. Peonies Ind roses COM
dainty white parasol decorated with
roses n sprigs of asparagus hung
from the branch OF a tree to receive
the parcels which were tied with pink
and white in accordance with the color
scheme. The brides chair was marked
by a bunch Of white peonies tied with
tulle. The bridegroom, who dropped in
later In the evening, found his chair
| decorated with old shoes. Readings
BY Miss Ethel Mcveety. music and
| fortune telling made the time pass all
too swiftly. After the bride q open
ed the parcels and all the pretty gifts
been duly admired a dainty luncheon
was served from small trays. Miss
| Kuppe has been the recipient of much
social attention for the past fortnight,
this being the last of the pre-nuptial
affairs. She is a charming Fargo girl
and will become the bride OF Gerald
Il. Evans on Wednesday evening.
This morning at st. Mary's cathe-
dral the nuptial mass was said for the
marriage OF Miss Anna Holden and
Albert Bernier, both popular young
people in social circles of the city. The
Egan o~fficiating. The bridal gown was
exquisiteIy fashioned OF crepe de chene
over satin with lace drapery and pearl
trimmings. Her veil was caught up
ried brides roses. The Bridesmaid,
! Miss Angela Holden, wore a dainty
dress OF white wolfe over pink and q
pink and white hat. she carried
Il AO0CDs H AlSH BEAQGEE OOIAf YVES
attended by his brother, Henry Ber-
nier. fishers were j. T. MontpIaiseI
and Thomas Hannaher. The appear
ance of the bridal party was announc-
ed by a wedding march played by Miss
A. e. Howe and during the nuptial
mass Miss Matilda Pull : sang very
beautifully I'VE Maria. Al wedding
breakfast for the immediate families
numbering Twenty-Five, followed the
ceremony at the home OF the brides
sister, Mrs. j. ]. Hannaher OF Fifth
street north. The appointments
throughout were beautifully carried
out with pink peonies and carnations
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie left On the 9:4C
over the N. p. for Minneapolis ant
Morton. Mimi, where they will visit
for two weeks. The bride Travelled III
q handsome gown OF navy blue whiI
cord with dainty accessories to match
i Z. WI TSanI hr,a A. h mak ] s arls mem mems
OF friends here, having made her home
with Der sister, Mrs. Hannaher for ths
kAs%t Mise years ans tbs bridegroom