The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-08-05

IL hEPUBLlCA&, TUESDAY
Henry Hansen OF Mapleton and Miss
Mary Boynton of LeaL
Curle CalIander,g who has spent the
past several weeks at a Cofnorant,
mas returned to the city.
Miss Hulga Holt left yesterday for
Lisbon where she will spend a fort
night as the guest OF her sister, Miss
Agnes Haugen.
Miss Lille Merten Of Aberdeen. S. D..
will arrive In the city this evening for
an extended visit with her friend, Miss
Esther Teichmann, 72o Fifth street
south.
Miss Nelson of The rance store,
who has been visiting with relatives
at Jackson, Mimi, for the past four.
weeks, has returned and resumed her
position. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Smith will move
to Duluth, Mimi, the first of the month
to make their future home. Mr.. Smith
Victor Fruit Co, OF that city.
The Misses Carrie and Miss Lottie
Morrish returned Sunday from a de-
friends at Philadelphia, Buffalo, New
York, Boston and Washington and re-
Lakes; The young ladies were absent
from the city about four months.
Mrs. COPYRIGHT Hawley, who under
went an operation at St. Johns hospi-
tai last Thursday, is gaining strength
daily. The operation was a complete
success and Mrs. Hawley expects TO be
able to leave the hospital within two
weeks. Her many friends will be
pleased to learn of her rapid recovery.
Mrs w. M. Burley and Mrs. c. Dun
weber Of Moorhead are entertaining
informally this afternoon at the home
Of the former in honor of Mrs. Burley's
sister, Mrs. r. Giese and daughters,
Florence and Martha. Of Crookston.
Mrs. Giese and daughters have spent
the past week in Moorhead en- route
home from the. lakes where they have
enjoyed an outing. ~,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Holmes and son
Charlie, have left on an extended tour
of the west. They were accompanied
by the Misses Mollie and Lucy Holmes.
They go to the Yellowstone National
park and after, touring the park will
return to Bowlder Hot Springs in Mon
tana where they will make a lengthy
stay before returning home.
Dr. and Mrs. F. L. McVey and chill
dren, Virginia, Janet and Frank, Of
Grand Forks, leave tomorrow for Be-
midji, Mimi, to spend the rest of the
summer at their. cottage. DR.. McVey
will make occasional trips to Grand
Forks to attend to important univer-
sity business, also matters pertaining
to the construction of the two modern
residences which he is erecting at Uni
Versity Place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Simon left Satur-
day night for the east on a purchas-
ing trip. They will visit Boston, New
York, Cleveland and Philadelphia be-
fore. they return. 1t is Mr.. Simon's in
tention to arrange for a fine line Of
fall goods while on this trip, n also
II TO perfect plans for a moving njctIJra
display Of all the latest fashions which
will be shown here at the opening of
the season.
Miss Esther Halgren, of Devils Lake,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Hal
gren, has gone to Wimbledon, this
state, where she will be a member of
the house party which the Misses Hill
degard and Anette Fried of Wimbledon
will give next week. Miss Olga Hal
gren, who Is the guest of Miss Mary
Burke at Moscow, Ida, at present, is
having a splendid time, and is delight
ed with the west 1t is possible she
will teach there this winter.
Mrs. Mary Teichmann and Mrs. VIM.
Suckow gave a picnic party at Island
park Monday afternoon in honor of
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. r. c.. Peter
of Faribault, Mimi, who are visiting
in the city. There were fourteen in
vited guests, among them being Rev.
and Mrs. w. C. Menges and daughter
of this city. At $50 o'clock a delicious
picnic supper was served by the host
esses. Everyone present reports a
splendid time. 49,. -
Miss Blanche Jewell returned home
yesterday, having attended the Arms
dorf-Arnesen nuptials at Valley City.
Miss Jewell, acted as an attendant Of
Miss Mildred Arnsen, whose mar
riage to Henry G. Arnsdorf took place
Times-Record has the following to say
of the wedding; One of the prettiest
weddings seen in the city in many a
month was witnessed on Saturday eve
ming when Henry G. Arnsdorf and Miss
Mildred C. Arnesen, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Arnesen, 824 Tracy
avenue, were united in marriage at
Our savior's Lutheran church, the Rev.
c.. G. Naeseth officiating. Promptly at
$3.50 Mrs. Sam Mikkelson sang Beloved,
1t Is Morn, accompanied by Mrs. H. e.
the violin obligato. Following the
solo, a sextette of N~ormalonians, con-
sisting of the Misses Emma and Anetta
Ellingson, Una Chambard, Josephine
in white, sang This, Thy Wedding
Morn. Each carried an arm bouquet
of yellow daisies. The sextette selec-
ton was followed by the professional
Goodsell at the piano: Immediately
after the ceremony, Mrs. Mikkelson
sang o Perfect Love. The occasional
march was played from Mendelssohn
The bridegroom was attended by ELL
wood Middlekauff of Porto Rico and
J.. w. Rodewald of this city, both col
lege mates of Mr.. Anrsdorf. The bride
was attended by Miss Carla Jules of
Minneapolis and Miss Blanche Jewell
of Fargo. Theafiower girls were Swan
hid Arnsen andtRuth Bonhus, gowned
in dainty white null with pink sashes
and carried baskets Of pink and white
sweat peas. After the at the
church an informal reception was held
at the home of the brides parents, S24
Tracy avenue. at which only the rela-
tives and attendants gathered. The
parlors We're t~astefully decorated with
low tapers. The bridegroom has had
charge of the publicity extension work
at the normal school during the past
year. The bride is a graduate of the
local. high school and of the normal