The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-04-05

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During the past week Miss Mabel
GunkeI OF Casselton was the guest of
Mrs. A. G. BuChholz of Seventh avenue
north and she has many friends II this
city who will be very pleased to learn
or the announcement of her ngage
Casselton Reporter: The engagement
Of Miss Mabel Gunkel and DR.. H. w.
Miller was at a handsomely
appointed luncheon on Thursday last,
given by Mrs. ]. /. Gunkel mother of
the prospective bride, Places were laid
for twenty-four, the guests being seat
ed at two long tables. The color
scheme Of pink was carried out in
every detail, from the dainty confec-
ton in menu to the beautiful and ar
ttsttcalty arranged Centerpieces of
rosebuds and lilies of the valley. These
centerpieces were composed of individ-
ual bouquets arranged in the form of
hearts, Each of the little bouquets
was tied with pink gauze ribbon and
upon the opposite end a dainty enve-
Iope as place card, enclosing cards
bridegroom. The rooms were darkened
and the soft glow of the many candles
in their pretty holders, the many bowls
of beautiful roses, with here and there
attractive n d lovely setting for the
handsomely laid tables. A very delic-
lous fouT-course menu was enjoyed,
after which the best of good wishes
and pretty compliments were shower
ed upon Miss Gunkel, all Of which
truly came from the heart, for few of
Casselton's many fair daughters have
more friends and ardent admirers than
Miss Gunkel. Cards and needlework
were the pastimes later, and all were
reluctant to leave so pleasurable an
occasion.
Mrs. e. 3. Carlisle of Winnipeg,
Manttoba, is the guest OF her sister,
Mrs. j. D. Farrand of North Broadway.
.
A. Weiser and family, who have
south. have move to Sheldon, where
Mr.. Welser will open a store.
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The Home Economies section of the
Fine Arts club will hold it's second
meeting on Tuesday afternoon at the
Civic Centre and club house at S:45
o'clock. Miss Jensen of the A. c. will
talk on A Days Rations and after
ward there will be an informal discus
sion.
Mrs. John c. Haggart of Portland,
ore, is the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. L. Rohan of Eighth street
north.
Mrs. H; 4. Mason of First avenue
south will leave today for Jamestown
Mrs. Bronson, a former Fargo woman,
o
Mr.. and Mrs. COPYRIGHT Hawley
have returned from an extended we'd
ding trip through Minnesota, Iowa.,
Nebraska, Missouri and South Dakota.
They have visited a number Of rela-
tiVes and nave had a delightful time.
They stopped for some time at Omaha
and other of the storm swept cities and
state that people here cannot realize
the terrible destruction of the wind.
They saw one small town wher prac-
tlcally every building was in ruins.
At Omaha seven churches were en-
ttrely demolished, and hundreds of 9TH
er buildings are nothing but masses of
wreckage. They will be at home at
914 Tenth street south. Mrs. HawIey
was formerly Miss Lillian Blatchford.
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The Woman's Boarding Home asso-
citation held a business and social meet
ing yesterday afternoon at the home on
Eighth street south and a pleasant
time enjoyed with music and chat. Re-
freshments were served and there were
a number Of visiting ladies present.