The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-07

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On Tuesday morning took place the
marriage of Miss Tecla Nemzek to
ftlchard Peterson, n on Wednesday
afternoon the wedding of Miss Jennie
Chrlstlanson and OLAF Hustad the
former at St. Joseph's church and the
latter at Trinity church. The third
Wedding took place at Winona, Mimi,
ana the contracting parties were Prof.
x, K. Reed of the normal school and
Miss Caroline Choate Of Winona. Two
out OF town weddings, at which prom
menu Fargo young men were the bride
grooms were those of Julius Raker
ana MISS Florence Lukens, which was
solemnlzed in Chicago, and Atty. Ed
WIN n and Miss Cherry Nichols.
wnlcn took place in New York. Two
prominent weddings which have al
ready been nnounce are those of
MISS Jean Hanna and Edwin Clapp,
and Miss Martha Hansche and Will
Bristol. There have been several very
pretty affairs in honor of Miss Hanna
during the week, and the nuptials will
take place Wednesday, June II. The
Hansche-Bristol nuptials will be June
IL and will be attended by some pretty
parties. ; New announcement this
week are those of Miss Jessie McKen-
zie OF Wild Rice to Arthur ]. Filkins
or Chicago, whose wedding will occur
IN early fall. The announcement
luncheon Of Miss Kathryn Crest was
one Of the pretttest affairs Of the week.
Her marriage to William S.. Robinson
or BemidJi. Mimi, will take place in
July. The wedding Of Miss Edna Hall
to Arthur w. Peterson will take place
at the pretty summer cottage of the
Halls On Lake Melissa on June rs.
Miss Hall will be honored with a mum
Der of parties before ~ her departure.
TWO wedding announcements which
hitherto have not been made are those
of Miss Mona Outram and Roy O.. Fro
ling; and Miss Aileen McKinstry and
Cal M. Hennis, although their intimate
friends have been acquainted with the
fact for some time and several pretty
events have been given in their honor.
The wedding of Miss Outram and~Mr.
Froline will take place early in July
and the marriage of Miss McKinstry
and Mr.. Hennis will be solemnized
June Is. Miss McKinstry has been
one of the most popular teachers in
the city hoe for several terms and
the announcement of her marriage has
been held back until the close Of the
school term. A series of pretty par
ties have been given In her honor dur
ing the past fortnight. On Thursday
of last week the teachers Of the Roose-
velt school building gave q party for
Miss McKinstry at the home Of Mrs.
IL. j. Christianson. The time was
spent hemming towels for the bride and
a delicious lunch was served. The
young ladies' presented her with a
handsome tea set, On Saturday Of last
week Miss Dorothy Ashland gave a
quilting bee and a dozen girls worked
on a dainty comforter for Miss Nc
kinstry. The Epworth league of the
First M. e. church gave a lawn social
on Tuesday evening of this week for
Miss Mckinstry and Miss Outram at
the home of Miss Ella Beckman in
Moorhead and each Of the young ladies
was presented with a beautiful gift
from the league. There are many par
IN the near future and all will agree
that the month OF roses and brides is
one of the most delightful of the year.
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Mrs. 7. p. Martin and children of
Streeter, ~. D., are the guests for a few
weeks OF Mrs. Martins parents, Atty.
and Mrs. L.. G. Johnson of Sixth avenue
south. Miss Verna Johnson is expected
home tonight from Cakes, where she
has been teaching during the past
year.
Miss Faith Gardner has completed a
very successful school year in the pri-
mary department of the Mapleton
schools and her closing exercises were
neid nss evening" y Her parents. Mr.;
0Aio Az -. L. 10 dlluE tSIIIall
brother, Robert, attended the pro-
gramme and returned with her today.
.
Miss Mary Best is expected home to-
night from Cakes, N. D., where she has
been teaching music and drawing in
the public schools, and will spend her
summer vacation with her mother, Mrs.
w. III. Best of. Third avenue south.
Miss Best will be one of the instructors
at the A. G.. summer school. Miss Sarah
Best, who Is a teacher of natural SCI
ence at the high school in Adrian,
Mich. and Miss Emir Best, who is in
University of Minnesota, will return