The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-10

t~ertained for her during the past week
and are Offering happy well wiahea
Grand Forks Times: Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert McGrafh OF Belmont avenue en-
J0yed U q brief visit from Mrs. Me-
riage which was ~soIernnfzed at 81. Al
| phonsus Catholic church in Langdon.
The bride, nee Miss Bertha McGauvran
daughter Of Mr.. end Mrs. John Me-
quently visited at the McGrath home
in this city, and bridegroom, William
u CahilL, q young business a OF
Fargo, stopped here long enough to
enjoy evening dinner as guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. McGrath. and then ook the
later train for Chicago. where they
viii enjoy their honeymoon as guests
Of the bridegroomfg parents. They are
to be at nome in Fargo after Feb. /.
An interesting January wedding will
be that OF Miss Ness Pa1etz. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. I. n. Pa1etz of Grand
Forks n Isadore Papermaster OF this
city, q former resident OF Grand Forks.
for the nuptiaIs the ceremony Will
be read at s o'clock In the evening in
the parlors of the Knights of Colum-
bus club rooms In Grand Forks. A
large company OF guests will be pres
ent n q wedding dinner will inme-
dtately follow the marriage service.
Both young people are very popular
and nave scores OF friends who will
~ E - ~ ~ $50 -
groom is the son OF Rev. and Mrs. W.
P-apermaster OF Grand Forks and an
interesting feature OF the wedding viii
be the fact that the bridegroom's faith
er Will ofhciate. Mr.. Papermaster is
in business here and has been located
here for more than a ear. Miss Paletz
was given her first ~pre-nuptiai
Wexier entertained i large mpa
at her home In Grand Forks. The
event was q linen shower n twenty
girl friends OF the bride-elect, who
viii be at her wedding. were the
guests. Fresh green smilax was the
sole house decoration and 1T was
twined about the chandeliers, arches
and windows with charming effect
Whist was the chosen diversion and
dainty favors were given for high
scores. The evening was concluded
with the presentation OF an array OF
beautiful linen gifts and the service of
a tempting luncheon. Places for the
guests were arranged at small tables
and two sisters of the bride-to-be, the
Misses Asther and Anne Paletg as
sisted the hostess.
An unique event of last evening was
the annual entertainment given by the
new official staff of the Order OF the
Eastern Star to the members of The
order and their friends. 2 The regular
business was transacted first and later
about fifteen members OF the order
| who were hostesses of the evening car
~ ~ NA&N -
ing in quaint costumes of old-fash-
toned school girls. The singing of
America opened the programme Of
which an old-fashioned spelling school
was the feature and the entire conn
pany was requested to chose sides
and spell down. The teacher was Jane
Merle Shaw and the prize pupil was
Miss Won Morus. who received q dainty
prize. Mrs. Shaw wore a charming old
gown which was worn seventy-five
years ago. Her hair was arranged
with curls and the traditional kerr
chief and the gown was n with a
long bodice and scarf, full skirt, hoop
and pantalets. After the spelling
school which caused a great deal of
merriment, Manzanita Stephens de-
lighted the company with several old
fashioned school songs. she was
charming in a red checked apron and
her hair hung In 2 regular school girl
of the evening was the exhibition
/ given by five of teachers pets" who
had been chosen to show Of" Each
wore a school girl costume worn sew
eral years ago and performed her stunt
applause, reciting Twinkle, Twinkle,
Little Star, "A Boy Stood on the Burn
ing Deck, Mary Had a Little Lamb,
etc. Those participating were Ger
trude Ann Brown, Ella Amelia Gearey,
jane Siegfried, Ellen Marie Johnston
and Frances Olivia Palmer. Follow
Ing the programme a delicious supper
was nicely served. There were a num-
Der OF guests present and the event
took place at the Masonic temple. The
programme was a decided novelty and
thoroughly enjoyed by all, some of
the older of the order de-
claring that thew had not laughed SO
much In many ears and had enjoyed
every minute of the brief return tc
their school days and the evenings
frolic.