The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-10-05

Fox Of the Marlborough apartments
was Miss Edna Derrig; Mrs. w. w
Mabel Hubbard; Mrs. Ray Nelson OF
Missoula, Mont. was formerly Miss
Frances Spalding; Mrs. Edward CAT
fancy of Bismarck, N. .. was Miss Ruth
drecie block was Miss Elizabeth Hen
dry; Mrs. Frank Chapman of Winnipeg,
Man. was Miss Georgia Brtcker; Mrs.
G. L. Martin of College street was Miss
Jean Donaldson; Mrss. Leon "A. Cong
don was formerly Miss Mabel Piers;
Mrs. Tim Francis of Eight street south
was Miss Grace Benton; Mrs. Geo. l..
Wilson Of Eight street south was Miss
Grace Clemens; Mrs. A.. j. Hal of
Twelfth street north was Miss Alice
Dreaseke; Mrs. Albert Pfaff of Thir-
teenth street north was Miss Mabel
Miller: Mrs, B. u. Kimbal OF Ninth
street north wss Miss Jeane Thompson;
Mrs. Roy Severance of North Broadway
was Miss Anna Uloth; Mrs, q. p.
Evans was Miss Anna i. Kuppe; Mrs.
Albert Bernfer Of Fourth street north
was Miss Anna Holden; Mrs. Roy Dun
lap of First avenue north was Miss
Trunkee: Mrs. G. A. Jahnsrud was Miss
Alice oh1in; and Mrs. Allen Clark of
Dickinson was Miss Amber Aymer.
Among the brides who were brought
to this city to MAKE their homes and
will be welcomed are: Mrs. Hugo stern
of North Broadway: Mrs. Edward Con-
my of North Broadway; Mrs. M. J.
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Mrs. Roy Williams of Sixth street south;
Mrs. Rueben Turner; Mrs. Eugene M.
Wright; Mrs, Wilbur d. Mcintyre; Mrs.
T. o. A~rsenault; Mrs, H. 3. Cro5ier;
Mrs. Glen Townsend: and several
others.
Beside these there are a number who
will be married before the end of the
year whose engagements have not been
announced as yet and several of Fargo's
fairest daughters are wearing beautiful
diamonds which signify to their friends
that their marriage is not a great way
of. Miss Alta Ashelman's marriage
will be an event of Oct. 16 and Miss
Evelyn Hector's engagement was an
| bounced this week. One of the charm
ing young ladies of Island park Is soon
to announce her engagement n the
nuptfals will be no doubt before the
first of the year.
One of the most delightful affairs of
the week was the reception given last
evening by the B. Y. p. u. of the First
Baptist church for the students and
new members of the society. The par
Tors of the church where the event
took place were very beautifully. de-
corated with autumn flowers and ferns
n two booths, one a Japanese and
another American, suggested the SYM
bols and colors of the countries repre-
scented. Miss Eva Freeman, In Japa-
nese costume had charge of the for
mer and served tea. She was assisted
by Donald Hall. Waters and cake was
dispensed from the American booth A
pleasant programme was carried out
with contests and games and Mrs. A.
D.. Miller delighted the young people
! with songs and Miss Irene Carpenter
rendered several piano selections. Miss
Wilkins, a very charming young lady,
was honor guest of the evening and
proved an excellent entertainer. There
were about 200 young people present
and the evening was thoroughly en-
joyed. %.
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Rev. A. e. Peterson of the First
Baptist church chaperoned a company
of young people out to the country
southwest of town today on a hunting
trip. The party consisted of the Misses
Anna Friedlund and Edna Hall and
Mrs. Miller and Clifford Warner.
Mrs. w, II. Warner returned HON
last evening after spending a couple of
days with relatives at Hawley, MINI.
She accompanied her brothers, Ernest
and job Mcdonald to Hawley In their
car and came back with them. The
Messrs. Mcdonald are en- route to Mon
tana in their a to look after business
interests. 2
supt. W. e. Hoover of the city
schools left last evening for Bismarck,
where he will attend a meeting of the
state board of examiners today.
The Leaders Bible class will meet
Monday evening at s o'clock at the Y.
w. c. A. and the subject of study will
be Acts xvii and xviii. Those in charge
are especially pleased to that
DR.. Stearns of Fargo college has ac-
copied the leadership of the Leaders
class and as he is an exceptionally well
posted student of the Bible some inter-
esting meetings are anticipated. 1t is
hoped hat there will be a large at
tendance.
Much interest is being created in
n - - .NTVslri--.zt T,Lt1A4
singers on Monday evening at the First
Baptist church. The Jubilee singers
are well known throughout the coun-
try and their programme is an eXcep-
t%ionally pleasing one
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schoield. who
have been in Fargo for two or three
years. have returned to their, ranch in
ciated with Joe Fields in the Chalmers
agency until a few weeks ago. Since
| then he went to visit at his old home
In Michigan and drove a new car from
Detroit, He and his family went to
the ranch this week in their new car.
Mr.. Schoield has made many improve
ments ON his oliver county property
N has one of the finest places in the
Missouri slope country.
The following item from The Observ-
er of Charlotte, n. c., will be of inter-
est to the many friends of Mrs. C.. F.
Il Nj e w ~ VI. LAAB IA . WI D. IA. =. III
son is visiting her sister-in-law Mrs.
r. Fl. Andrews on East Morehead
street. Mrs. Stinson has spent the larg-
err part of her life at Davidson college.
but for some years past mas been with
married daughters in Montana n
| North Dakota. On Saturday she receip-
ed a message informing her of the
sudden death OF Ira Shope to whom
Stinson will go to Spartanburg from
Charlotte TO visit her daughter, Mrs.
j.. A. Tillinghast. whose husband is one
Of the Converse college faculty and
will then go to, Fargo. N. D., to spend
the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
Carl F. Greenwood.
The d. B. g. Athletic association has
issued Invitations for a dancing party
to be given at stones new auditorium
on Friday evening, Oct IL at 8 o'clock,
Invitations must be presented at the
door.
The Western School of Expression is
organizing classes In folk and aesthetic
dancing under the direction of Mrs.
David ]. deLendrecie,
Finley Beacon: Al the residence of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O..
Cummings. in Finley, at 2 o'clock D..
marriage ma Of Miss ISABEL Cummings of Of
Finley, to Cleveland c.. Potter, of Far
go, Rev. A. e, Coomb oficiating. The
ceremony was performed in the pre-
sence Of g large number OF the relR-
tives OF the bride and bridegroom. The
bride is one of Finley's most estimable
young ladies. m her host of friends
wish her good luck and a happy mar
ried life. Among those from out of
town who attended the wedding were
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