The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-09-05

from Crookston: and Miss Til1ie Qua
berg Of Crookston.
Miss Margaret Charleson of Seventh
street north will leave Saturday morn
ing for Hanley Falls. Mimi, where she
will teach this year.
Lawrence johnson of Seattle, Wash,
is expected the last of the week to
will be the guest of his mother, Mrs.
John Johnson of Sixth street south,
Moorhead.
Miss Haggart, VINO has charge OF the
physical training and home nursing for
the girls at the A. G., is expected back
from her vacation, the last of the week
to resume her duties. Miss Haggart has
spent part of the summer studying and
the remainder OF the time in Boston
and New York.
Mrs. J. c. r. Cnarest of Fifth avenue
south left yesterday for st. Paul, where
she will join her daughter, Miss Hor-
tense, who is spending the week with
relatives at the fair. Mrs. Charest and
Miss Hortense will go on to Toronto,
Can, from the twin cities, where Miss
Hortense will enter h o
Miss Caroline Teisen and william T.
BoShley were married yesterday at
high noon at the home of the bride on
Mr.. Peterson of the Trinity Lutheran
church of1ciated. Miss Emma Morken
Of Detroit, Minng was bridesmaid and
Tom A. Toner of Rugby, N. D., was
best man. The rooms were very beau
tiful with decorations and greenery,
sweet peas and cut flowers m the
bride was charming in a dainty gown
of white flet and carried d bouquet of
white roses. Miss Morken wore a
pretty hand embroidered dress of pink
f1axon n carried pink roses. Follow
ing the ceremony the bridal party was
escorted to the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gen. afl6n nHs. In MnnRhno1 rryhaVa a
p~rettily appointed wedding breakfast
was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Boshley left
on the afternoon train for the twin
cities and Chicago and will be at nome
DIR. Boshley is engaged in the real es-
tate business.
Friends OF Glen Townsend, a member
of The Courier-News stan, are inter
ested in his marriage to Miss Edith
La Du of Lisbon, which was an event
been honored by q number of very
pretty functions by her Lisbon friends
and the following account of a function
II her ho aSs given , BY Mrs;
known here, will be of interest:
Wednesday afternoon the lovely home
of Mrs. A. E. Jones was the scene Of
gayety and beauty. The spacious
floral powers. Immense clusters of
asters, nasturtfums, sweet peas, sun
flowers and graceful vines filled every
nook and smiled forth a Joyous well
come to the large company assembled
to do honor to Miss Edith La Du, a
bride elect, for whom had been planned
a kitchen shower. When the last
guest had been made welcome all were
invited to participate I'm d contest to
determine their fitness to become
housewives. An assortment. of ingredi-
ents used in the kitchen were placed
on q table with nothing but q number
to denote what they were. BY the use
determine what they were. The num-
bers were placed on score cards and
one given to each guest. At the close
or h contest the correct nagnHs were
given and results announced. Miss
Rose Altnow, having guessed correctly
the largest number, was awarded, q set
OF glass jars for spices. Following the
dining room, where q dainty repast
was served buffet fashion by Misses
Josephine and Thelr1a Richards n
Grace Lorraine Jones, assisted by Mrs.
w. #. Grange. Mesdanaes nj. r. Davis
and J. L. Allison gracefully poured the
dainty table lighted with shaded
candles ana chandeliers As the con-
c1usion Of the repast the guest Of hon
or wal requested to march into che
pArlor 10 the strains of the wedding
| march, after which she was surrounded
by numerous packages placed at her
feet by the Misses Richards and Jones.
tain almost every Imaginable kitchen
device and convenience and showed
| much thoughtfulness on the part OF
the donors. AT the close OF this I'm
/ teresttng. ceremony each guest was
| asked to write an autograph recipe