The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-08

parcel shower at the home Of Mrs. j. q
Cowan.''
MISS Eva Freeman will leave tomor.
row Tor Darlington, N. ID, where she
will teach in the pabiic schools.
Miss Anna slaysley of Wahpetor
spent Saturday in the city visiting witt
friends. She returned yesterday.
Miss olive Love has accepted q posi-.
ton In the public schools OF New
Rockford and will leave for there this
| week.
Messrs. Erwin ellis and Arnold
Forbes OF Wahpeton spent yesterday
as guests at the J. D, Glasgow home or
Ninth avenue north.
Miss Ruth Donaldson of Moorheat
entertained at a 6 o'clock dinner Sat
urday evening at her home in Moor
head. Covers were placed for six
| guests.
Mrs. A. Decker and Miss Hazen will
entertain the Queen Ester circle at the
honor of Miss Leona GiIchrist, a Sep
TENDER bride.
P. H. ellis OF Saltwater was the
guest of his brother and wife, MI. and
Mrs. John Gfllis of the Arlington
apartments. He left last evening for
Montana where he will spend the re-
mainder of the week.
Miss Helen Sears and Mrs. Guy
Vowles will entertain an informal
party this evening at the home of the
former in compliment to Miss Leona
Gilchrist. a bride of the week. The
evening. will be spent in needlework
for the bride. -.
Mrs. Fred Stout and mother, Mrs.
trlsh and children, Raymond and Har-
Wash, where they will make their fu,
ture home. They will be met at HILL
yard, Wash. by Mr.. Stout who has
spent the past several weeks there.
The annual meeting the Woman's
Foreign Missionary society of the First
thodi church will be held in the
church parlors Tuesday afternoon at 8
O'Clock. The hostesses will be Mes
DANES Boyce, Redman, Stewart, Pol
lock. All members and their friends
are cordially invited.
Miss Ethel Turner has issued invita-
lions to a parcel shower for Friday
evening complimentary to Miss Lenna
Clark whose marriage to Lee r. Muck
place Sept. "a. The affair Will be given
at the home of Miss Turner's sister,
Mrs. Charles Bristol of Ninth street
south.
Announcements We're received today
or the marriage of Mr.. e.. w. Christ
ianson and Miss Mabel Cork, both well
known Fargo young people. The we'd
wing took place Saturday evening in
minneapolis at the residence of Father
cousin of the bride, acted as brides
maid. Dr.. Christianson and his bride
1eIt on a honeymoon down the Great
LAKES and after the first Of October
city. ~ 80 "1N
Miss Geraldine Jacob, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. R. jacob, of Reeves
avenue, Grand Forks, has accepted a.
position as teacher of expression at
the Grand Forks school of music. Miss
Jacobl is Well fitted for the place and
her many friends are exceedingly glad
tEat she has decided to remain in the
state this year. Miss jacob is a gradu-
ate or the Grand Forks high school,
ana later completed her course at the
emerson College Of Oratory in Boston.
she also too private w JrN. under T.
charlton Black, professor Of
lnterpr' tation at Boston university.
MISS Jacob; will have charge of the
physical culture classes for the ladies
as We'll as the dramatic work and her
work in the past has been very sue
cesstul with the children. Miss jacob
is a gifted young reader and has a
charming personality; of her work and
aplllty, Il. Charlton Black Of the Bos-
ton university, has the following to
say: Miss Geraldine Jacob brings to
her Interpretation of literature. grace
and power. Her imaginative vision
ana her earnestness give lier readings
rare artistry and sincerity. Her
enthusiasm and the thoroughness of
Eer training quality her to be a teach
er, whose work will be conscientious
thorough and alive to the finger tips.
A wedding of interest to Fargo
friends is the following from the
Grand Forks Herald: Yesterday af-
ternoon at $50 o'clock, at St. PauTs
episcopal church, occurred the mar
rage of Miss Edna ArviIla Hankey.
only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
J: Hankey Of Walnut street, to MI.
Bann 1. Mann of Fargo. Rev. +. K.
Burleson read the service in the pres
ence OF the family and a few intimate
Miss Amanda Jorgenson
rendered the wedding music as the
bridal party came up the aisle. She
rendered Lohengrin's wedding march,
MISS Louise Neate, the bridesmaid,
came first, followed by the bride. on
the arm Of her father. They were
met at the chancel by the BRIDE
groom n his best man, Frank
Hankey, brother Of the bride. FOL
lowing the ceremony, Miss Jorgenson
prayed Mendelssohn's wedding march,
as the guests left the church. The
bride Wore a handsome tailored cos
tune OF navy blue, with hat and ac-
cessor1es to match, and wore a cor
sage of lilies of the valley. Miss Neate
was becomingly attired in a blue satin
costume. Miss Jorgenson wore a
dainty gown of white messaline and a
large White picture hat. The wedding
was served at the home Of the
bride on Walnut street and only the
family members were present. The
young people have hosts of friends
who will unite in extending best wish
es for q happy and prosperous future.
The bride has mad her home in this
for a number of years n is well
Known and popular. The bridegroom
was a resident Of Grand Forks for a
few months. and while there was con-
nected with Swift & Co. Mr.. and
MRS. Mann left last evening for a we'd
ding trip to the twin cities and Ashby,
Mimi, and they will be at home al
their friends in Fargo after Oct. /.