The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-21
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has Q beautiful horna for his bride
they left yesterday afternocn tor theii
new home.
Nirs. Gertrude Martx returned thil
morning from Montgomery. Ala. where
she q spent he past month with hei
SON, g .. Mayne. In speaking of heI
trip Mrs, Martz tells OF the beautiful
warm weather in the south with roses
2 yiolets IN bloom and Of her jour,
through four and I'VE feet az water
when passing through the Hooded dis
triets of Ohio, whHre hundreds Of farm.
srs are completely drowned out. Mrs
much.
The Fargo w. @. 4. u. VIII be at
Gene to their friends at the civic Gem
ire Club house on Thursday OF this
week. DIR. Callander will give q lee
er will tell OF her recent visit to the
national capital. All club women OF
Fargo and Moorhead are especially In
Ylted to be present The meeting will
pc called to order at 2:30 o'clock and
Ior the convenience Of those who are
not In the habit of attending the meet
lngs at the Civic Centre and Club
house, the location, corner OF Ninth
street and Second venue south, is re-
Grand Forks Times: There were
numerous dinner parties at the Dakotah
SUNDAY evening and a great many of
them We're university young people at
traetedS by Max Tranyss ~ppearan
with the Bates orchestra. Mr.. Tracy's
cello playing. won many lovers last
year, and as last evening vas his first
appearance since his return, large CONF
panies were out to hear him. Mrs. A.
=. Turner c~haperoned q party OF four-
teen, the dinner hour being $3.50 O'clock
2 the guests were Misses Echo and
Madeline Turner, Miss Jessie Edwards
OF Fargo, Miss Byangeline Maher of
Devils Lake, Miss Pearl Monroe OF
Langdon, Miss Martha Barnes, Miss
Margaret Murphy, Howard and Wal
lace Maher, Clarence EIkin, George
McClintock, Ray Pinkham of Estevan,
saskatchewan, and Lynn Stambaugh.
MISS Edwards, who has been visiting
&C the Turner home since the junior
prom, returned to her home in Fargo
last evening and Miss Pearl Monroe
returned to Langdon this morning,
A pretty marriage ceremony was
solemnized this morning at 8 O'Clock at
st, Mary's cathedral when Miss Lucy
n daughter of Mrs, Thomas Ber-
nier of Fourth street north, became the
saskatchewan, Can. A large number
of relatives n friends filled the
church, and Father EEan off1ciated,
The altar was banked with ferns and
pink n white carnations and T. @.
Arsenauit played the wedding march
as the bridal party took heir places.
h bride was lovely in a gown OF
white crepe de chene with pearl trim
mings n her veil was caught with
lilies of the valley and she carried
white brides roses. The maid OF honor,
Miss Alice BeFnier, sister OF the bride,
wore a becoming dress of pink chiffon
and carried pink and white roses. The
bridegroom was attended by his
nephew, O. LaIiberte of Crookston,
MINI. Immediately following the cere-
mony Albert Bernier sans Ave Maria
very beautifully and Mr.. Arsenault
then played the recessIonal' as they
left the church. A reception n we'd
ding breakfast vas held ait 10 O'clock
at the home of the bride ON Fourth
street, for thirty guests, including rel
atives and intimate friends. The Ber-
nier home was attractively decorated
with pink and white carnations and
the breakfast table was profusely dec
GRATED with the same fragrant blos-
SONS. Mr.. n Mrs. Laliberte left this
afternoon for Crookston, where they
will spend a few days, returning to
Fargo for q short time, before leRy-
ing for Saskatoon, where Mr.. Laliberte
has a home for his bride. They have
the well wishes Of a large circle OF
friends and during her pre-nuptiaI
days Miss Bernier was honored with q
series Of very pretty showers and din
by her young lady friends, which
bespoke the esteem in which she is
held.