The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-26
News for the Fair Sex-Society,
Fashions, Fads and the Home

dGlQ6 the nOELSSS EOGII8 dGSlSLCu pg tN1t
daughters, the Misses Kettle and
Louise Luther and Miss Ina Best.
Mrs. e. Z. Morris and children left
today for Island lodge, south of Per-
ham, to spend h summer. Mrs. Il. A.
Irish and Mrs. q. L. Bentson plan to
leave on Friday to open their summer
cottages.
Friends will greatly regret to learn
that Mrs. w. r. Hunt sustained a very
painful injury on Monday, while u
a~utomobiling. Her face was badly cut,
but it is thought that h is recover
ing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Chapman OF
Lawrence. Kan. are visiting MRS:
Ghapman's mother, Mrs; NJ. Emmons Of
man was formerly known here as Miss
Clara Emmons and her many friends
will be pleased to learn that she Is In
the city.
Glenn Diemert and Miss Anna LIEN
hart both Of Sanborn were married
yesterday morning at st. Mary's cathe-
dral by Father Eggan. Following the
ceremony a wedding breakfast was
served at the home of the bridegroom,s
brother, l.. S. Diemert of Twelfth
street north. Mr.. and Mrs. Diemert
left on the afternoon train for q de-
ltghtful wedding trip.
On Sunday a company composed of
the thirteen people who make their
home with Mrs. A. J. Weaver of First
avenue south, went out to the Palmer
tained by Mr.. and Mrs. Brownlee most
delightfully."-. They took the early
morning train and were met at Maple
ton by automobiles and spent an ex-
ceedingly happy day., returning sun
day evening.
A pretty event of yesterday was the
wedding at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. s. Baxter Of Eleventh avenue north
when Mrs. Baxter's sister, Miss Eva
Jane Marsh became the bride of Harold
Lyon Hitsman. Rev. ]. M. Walters per-
formed the ceremony and out Of town
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Hitsman of
Valley City, parents of the bridegroom
n Miss Irene English of Valley City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hitsman will be at home
after Aug. 1 at Tie Sixth avenue north.
Little Miss Eleanor Farr, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Farr of Eighth
street north entertained thirty-five OF
her boy and girl friends this afternoon
at her home. A happy time was spent
in playing games on the lawn, which
was arranged with seats and swings
and at the close of the afternoon a
dainty picnic supper was served out
of doors. The porch and lawn Were
pretty with pink roses and pink can,
dies on the birthday cake carried Q
a pretty color scheme. The occasion
was the ninth birthday anniversary
of the charming young hostess.
If the social columns have been I'LL
ed during the past month with &C.
counts of weddings, announcements OF
marriages., engagements and pre-.
nuptia1 entertaining, 1t has only been ar
introduction to what is to follow dur
ing the fall and winter. For the pas
two years people a almost come tC
believe that Fargo young people die
coming of leap year, sentiment has
changed and during the late sunme
and fall, q number of weddings vii
take place while statistics show thai
surrounding the A.. g. there are almosr
no houses or cottages to be had for 4
is said that no less than a dozen ant
quarter of the young professors
who make up the faculty Of the state
institution will wed and establish new
homes during the early months OF tn
school year. 1912 is a record breaker
for the gate city in more than bushes
circles.
This morning at the residence o
Rev. William Suckow took place tn
ceremony which united the ives o
Miss Clara Rose Blanchard and Myrol
Friedrich Leslie, Rev. Mr.. Suckow of
floating. The bride was charming II
a handsome gown of white importet
white roses and lilies, of the valley
She was attended by her sister, Mis-
Myrtle Blanchard, who wore white
m~arquisette and carried pink roses
Lloyd Monson attended the bridegroom
The parlor OF the Suckow home wher
the ceremony was performed was Yer:
beautiful with yellow and white rose
and in the diningroom where a per
fectly appointed wedding dinner wa
served. pink and white was the colo
scheme. Covers were laid at Dime
for about fifty. Mr.. and Mrs. Lesli
left on the 2 o'clock train for Mime
apolis and after Aug. 1 will be at honn
at 1921 Crystal Lake avenue, Mime
apolis. The only out of town cues
was the bridegroom's mother, MR.
Leslie Of Minneapolis. Both youn
people are graduates of Fargo colleg'
Mr.. Leslie being a member of the clas
Of 1908 and Mrs. Leslie of 1911. M
Leslie has been a member OF the facul
ty. of Carleton college since his gradu
alton and he will return this fall t
resume his duties there.
This morning at 1890 at the home Q
mr.. and Mrs. Arne Arneson on Secon
avenue north took place the marriag
of Miss Mabel Miller and Albert Pfaf
business and social circles. The cere
mony was very simple n very pref
tiiy arranged, being witnessed by onl
pie. At the appointed time the brids
party took their places beneath
handsomely arranged arch OF smila
and peonies and about the o /
roses and fe%stoonings of srnilax. Al
tending the bride and bridegroom weH
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Arneson, Mrs. r.
Byrne and Cy Poppler. Mrs. Arneso
and Mrs. Byrne wore dainty gowns {
white organdie n carried pink rose
The bride was charming in a beautifl
gown of wolfe over light blue nnesse
line and carried a shower bouquet
roses. Rev. J. M, Walters OF the Fir
M. e. church oficiated. Following tt
ceremony a sumptuous wedding dill
ner was served In the pretty dinir
room of the Arneson home, which w;
very attractive with pink c~arnattoI
and smiIax. From the chandelier d
u rectly above the table festoonings
smilax were arranged, extending to I'll
: corners of the table, where they we
; fastened with carnations and in Il
center of the table a pretty centerpie
was arranged of the same blossom
Covers were laid for eve Mr.. al
Mrs. Pfaff left on the afternoon ira
for winnipeg and Canadian point
where they will visit for a short tin
and will be at home at 822 Thirteen
street north upon their return, whe
the bridegroom has cozy Tome
elad In a dainty suit of dark blue wi