The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-15
Social Notes

Mrs, Stewart Wilson left this norm
g for Lake Melissa after spending a
lew days In the city.
a Miss Ethel Brown of North Broadway
left Sunday for a three weeks visit
with her grandmother at Alexandria,
MINI.
The Bible class of district No. SO will
meet with Mrs. Flanders Of Eighth
avenue south Friday evening at s
o'clock.
Mrs. Charles H. Hobart Of Cum
nnings, N. D., was the guest on We'd
nesday of Mrs. F. E.. Kindred of Sew
enth avenue south.
Miss Grace Smith returned this morn
Ing to her home at Hope, N. d. Miss
smith was a guest at the marriage of
Miss Frances Spalding n DR.. Nelson
last evening.
So A jolly picaic party out at the Sam
Crabbe farm today consisted Of Mrs.
&C. A. Pollock and daughters, Misses
Clara and LoriDe; Mrs. I. A. lose n
their guest, Mrs. Minerva Graham Of
spokane; Mrs, W.. S. Lowmun and
daughters, Misses Ethel and Katherine;
Mrs, z. g. Guthrie and daughters,
&spinan and daughters, Misses Pearl Snd
Alta, and Mrs. A B. Taylor and her
neice.
Last evening at 8 o'clock at Maple
ton, took place the marriage of Miss
elisabeth Pannebaker and William Col
Rev. John Haas, formerly pastor of
Mapleton, ofhciated and only q few
friends and relatives witnessed the
ceremony, which was a very simple
home affair. Miss Olive Brownlee was
maid of honor and the bridegroom was
attended by John Pannebaker. Miss
Edith Whitman Of Fargo played the
will make their home in Alberta, and
left at 6 o'clock last evening for Farm
tosch.
1t will be interesting news to their
many friends in Fargo and vicinity to
earn OF the recent marriage of Miss
Jeanette B. Qsgood, daughter Of the
late George Osgood, formerly a well
known farmer of this section, and All.
bert 7. Brown who for several years
nfhce here. The Medford, Ore, Mai
Tribune has the following account OF
the wedding: A quiet summer weddine
took place Tuesday afternoon at
O'Clock at the family residence or
North Grape street, when Miss Jean.
@nette d. Osgood, daughter of Mrs. Ida
IN, Osgood, became the bride OF ALDER
4. Brown. The ring service was EN-,
sployed, Rev. w. +. Shields, pastor of thu
First Presbyterian church of this city
p-ronouncing the Miss LilIt
E@Grigsby efficiently rendered Mendel'
-ssohn's wedding march and Miss Phoeb,
Hance sang in her usual pleasing mar
ner, Springtide and A Perfect Day. TIL,
couple were unattended, the bride en-
tering on the arm of her brother, T. w
Gsgood, and her charming personalit,
q accentuated by her gown OF whit
SILK ~nnarquisette oyer white satin, ant
draped with a veil OF tulle. h car
%f1ed a bouquet of bridal roses and iii
les OF the valley. The living rooms
were attractive1y decorated with swee
peas carrying out q color scheme o
pink n white against a backgrount
0f palms, ferns and smiIax. The guest
consisted only OF the Immediate rela
aves of the bridal couple. Mrs. Browi
has for many years been one OF TIL
popular members Of the younger so
c3@ty OF Medford, and Mr.. Brown
has been for some time associated will
1.-The firm of Osgood Il Cummings. MI
and Mrs. Brown left on train No. 81
Tor a short trip north. the brides trav
eIing suit being a pongee. After Sept
10 they will be at home to their friends