The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-21

was assisted in entertaining by Miss
Mae Foy.
Mrs. D.. b. shotwell returned home
yesterday after q few days visit at
Shotwel1's point on Lake Melissa.
Miss Gladys Goodrich Of Minneapolis
has arrived in the city and is the guest
OF the family of Col. e. G. Gearey, Jr.i
for q few days.
Mrs. A. w. McNair and children of
Island park left this morning for st.
Cloud MINI. to visit with Mrs. Nc
Mrs. J. M. walters OF Ninth street
former home at Rochester, N. Y, where
she will visit for about a month.
Amid very quiet surroundings yes
terday morning took place the mar
rtage Of Miss Katherine Reddy, daugh-
ter of Mrs. j. II. Reddy Of North
Mary's cathedral at 1880. There were
no attendants and Father McGeough
officiated. Mr.. Villes has a position
with the n. p. railway ana after q
will be at home in this city.
family Of Twelfth street north left to-
day for Grand Forks, where they will
be guests at the wedding of Ed Corr
ma and Miss Lillian Clark. The cere-
AAlOly Will LdhS pItOS CT Gil GdTtH lOuT
tomorrow morning and Mr.. German
and his bride will be at home in Win
ntpeg. Both young people are we'll
known in Fargo, and Miss Clark has
spent the past year In Grand Forks
and Mr.. German has an excellent posi-
ton in Winnipeg.
The following item taken from the
Darlington Record will be of interest
to the nan friends here of Miss Fern
Crothers, who 2 q splendid class OF
as follows: The music recital given at
the NJ e. church last Friday evening
by the pupils OF Miss Fern Crothers
was quite largely attended. The pro-
gramne vas nicely arranged and all
taking part did very nicely. The
young ladies quartette made a hit
with the audience and our people will
demand. more music from these talent
in the programme from out OF town
were the Misses Deborah Brown and
Vera Peck of CathaY, and Darlington
people were much pleased with their
work on the piano.
The following details OF the recent
marriage OF Gilbert N. Gunderson, the
popular editor OF The Fran, has been
sent to The Forum: A very pretty
event of Wednesday afternoon was the
marriage of Miss Anna Marie Shefve-
land, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John 70.
Shefveland of Audubon, Mimi, to Gill
bert N. Gunderson of Fargo. The cere-
r1ony was performed in the presence
Of only relatives and closest friends,
by Rev. Fl. II. Knudsvig, under q beau
| tiful green bowery out in the orchard
surrounding the brides home, four
miles north of Audubon, at 2 o'clock.
with bridal roses, lilies of the valley
and white carnations. AS the bridal
party appeared Miss Emma Morken
softly rendered L~ohengrin's wedding
march on the organ. The bride was
handsomely gowned in a beautiful
cream messalfne and serge dress and
wore a long veil caught up with lilies
Of the valley. The bride was attended
by her sister, Miss Pauline ~Shefveland
who wore a very attractive dress of
pale blue null, and Miss Maybelle
ried a beautiful bouquet OF bridal roses
n lilies of the valley. The BRIDE
groom was attended by S, N. L.. Ostrem
Of Fargo. After the marriage vows
a been exchanged a most sumptuous
wedding supper was served out on the
lawn, tables being most beautifully
decorated with carnations and roses.
| Mr.. Gunderson and his bride left in a
waiting automobile for one of the
nearby lakes where they will spend
their honeymoon and will then pro-
| home after Aug. 1. The bride is a
| popular Audubon young lady, being a
graduate Of both the Detroit high
school and the Moorhead state normal
and by her gracious manner has won
many friends, who will wish them
much success in their new home. The
bridegroom is a hustling young BUSH
ness man, being manager of The New
Fran CO., and vice president of the