The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-30
mess meeting was held, after which tbe
nOstess served q dainty lunch ~

hostess served a dainty lunch.
Mrs. John Boyer of Moorhead is en-
eettalnlng at a bridge luncheon this
SL.ernoon In compliment to her guest
Cover sndiy Angell OF Spokane, Wash,
guests. "0n's-lou
MISS Alice Kennedy entertained last
evening at a kitchen shower in honor
OF MISS Alice Klingensmith whose mar
rage TO Roy Hall will be solemnizad
ne@t week. There were twenty guests
Edmund Otis Freeman has issued in
vltat1ons to a dancing party. The az
tair will be given Saturday eveninr in
the Sons of Norway hall and the GUESTS
WILL include the members of the VoTne-
er set. 'ouNe-
MISS Florence Wolf has resigned her
position. with the Nickol-Shepard 90.
aano VIII leave this evening for Green
pay WIS, where she will spend sew
friends. LIZ
mrs. }. B. Croker of Rockford. til
Will arrive in the city this afternoon
enroute home from California where
she has spent the past several weeks.
Ferry a day.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the pres-
b%lterian church will give a lecture at
stones music hall Monday evening
Noy' g.. The speaker of the evening
VIII pc PROFESSOR Dolve and his subject
Will De The Panama Canal.
| Ihe Young Peoples society Of the
3f hie lutheran church will meet
cGmhurch parlors. Mesdames Nelson and
operg VIII entertain, and all members
ana their friends are invited.
The King Heralds of the First Me-
onoaist church will be entertained at a
by MrR1 FrsnE roast GS tomorrow afternoon
the clancy home 100 Eighth street
south. The hours are S to 7 O'clock,
n Sigma Theta sorority of Fargo
co3iege are entertaining a group Of
notlese TRENDS at a matinee dance this
%ntsrnoon at the Civic center. The par
ty Is In the nature of Halloween nartv
day. g e0'N'o u 'he
The Roosevelt N~eighborhood c1nh
neld a meeting yesterday afternoon
me meeting was an interesting one. p
fe af1aa Programme being given. A
Mss NTssur To number Of the programme was
races In Plain Sewing"
Mrs. G. H. Hollister 621 Ninth street
south entertained one division Of the
Woman's union of the First Consresa-
ber cnurGh Yesterday afternoon at
e nome; the afternoon was spent In
IoII5- $1,000 SlLIS Tor the
holiday bazaar.
Mrs. E. G. Gearey, ST., Gil Tenth
street south will leave "Wednesday
evening for California where she viii
spend the winter. She will spend sew
t E1a1 months with her son John Gearey
Or Mrs. Gearey MI. and Mrs. b, C.
1earey' IT, will occupy her home.
The faculty Of the Agricultural COL
icy Wlil entertain the students at a
nalloWeen party tomorrow evening.
me party will be given in the armory
dna AFTER the reception and programme
uancing vii! be enjoyed. Saturday
evening the faculty and students viii
give a reception and dance in honor of
me university students who will spend
ball game. 49,
MI. and Mrs. F. O. Carlson of 70
the engagement of their oldest daIgh-
ter Verna, to DIR. A. G. Lascher of Min
neapolis. The Carlson's are well known
IN TINS state. Mr.: and Mrs. Carlson hav-
ing resided in Valley City for the past
sixteen ears. Mr.. Carlson owning his
BUSINESS in the opera house block on
fltth avenue. Miss Verna received her
snade scnool education in Valley City
II ais? attended the high school, She
IS wen known among the young society
in the state and has been great.
~ missed since leaving about a ysar
HoiL ago 10 make her home in
81 taui.-Valley City Times-Record,
A wedding of interest to friends in
thls city Is the following taken from
the Dickinson Press: "a wedding OF ex-
traordlnary interest took place at the
nome of Mr.. and Mrs. J.. G. Knoff. on
Union avenue north Monday evening
When their daughter, Miss ,Gertrude
A = became the bride of Mr., Ernest
E. Anderson, n of the : prominent
young men Of Dickinson, N. D. The
ceremony took place at 8 O'Clock In the
evening in the presence Of a gathering
or ABOUT sixty admiring guests. The
npaeious rooms had been decorated in
NUNS predominating and the, color
scheme being in pink and white. MIS-.
VIM. kidder. of Minneapolis sang II
Loee You Truly" in a particularly
bridal party advanced to an aIcove in
which had been erected an altar Of
palms and ferns. The bridal chorus
from Lohengrin was rendered BY
knoTs orchestra, and the ceremony
was performed under a wedding bell.
composed entirely of chrysanthsmums'
IL was an impressive ceremony, and |
was performed by Rev. S. J. IN. Yiyisak-
err: The bride was tastefully attired
with Duchess lace and wore a duchess (
lace cap and. a bridal veil. carried
a Shove bouquet OF roses and lilies
of the valley. They were attended only |
by the BRIDES niece, Miss Harriet CAT.
lin, a dainty little lady who acted as
ringbearer. and carried a. large white
chrysanthemum. Congratulations and
wishes were showered on the hap
Ply couple at the conclusion of the !
ceremony and the guests enjoyed a
bountiful wedding banquet and pleas
SOCIAL evening. remaining until
pie to the Great Northern station where |
left on n of the night trains