The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-09

the form of a playlet and a number of
readings.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Weston of this
ely were the guests during the past
week of Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Stacy OF
Minneapolis.
Grand Forks Times: Mrs. C. F.
anolInes or lnkster, who has peer the
guest OF Mrs. n. e. Payne for a few
uays' mas left for her home In Inkster.
MIS- holmes spent a few days in Fargo
the first of the week attending the Re-
oekah n Eastern Star meetings.
The following item from The Crooks
ton Times concerning a wedding at
ihlef River Falls, Mimi, will be of
interest IN this city: Miss Marie Gill
bbeertson' daughter of Mrs. Carrie Gill
bertson of this city was married at
noon Wednesday to Clarence a. Lowen
a. young banker at Heimdal, N. D. Rev
l, Z. Aastad of the Norwegian Synod
cnuTch officiated at the The
PRICE is a graduate OF the Thief River
rails high school and since graduating
FOUR years ago has been teaching. in
worth Dakota. The bridegroom is a son
Of Rev. Mr.. Lowen of Aneta, N. D.
MI. ana Mrs. Lowen left after the we'd
qlng for Fargo. After a short wedding
Trip they will make their residence at
Hetmdal.
Miss Kathrine Wheelock was a
charming hostess on Saturday after
noon to twenty young lady friends of
Miss Martha Hansche, whose weddine
will be one of the pretty events Of
June. Ehe guests spent a happy hour
or two hemming towels and busters
LOT the brlde-elect and at a signal the
55sinty OK nonor was presented with a
ualH n cap and apron and a basket
Placed on her arm. Meantime the
was drawn leading to an ad-
Jolnlns room and when the, bride-to-be
was ushered in she found a line full of
CAlulSlLP linen fhInDC yybf1h CHI x~rn1
Iequested to place in her basket. The
Ilne was of blue ribbon and the clothes
pms were tied with coquettish bows of
the same color. Afterward q dainty
luncheon was served. h is he first
o. a series of affairs for this popular
bride-elect. -
Mrs. Leon A. Congdon returned home
FRIDAY from Kelso, N. D., where she
spent a week or two on the farm. Mrs.
will leave next week to attend
ana VIII then visit in the western part
oL the state for a few weeks. The
Grand Forks Herald has the following
item IN regard to the wedding: Mr..
street have issued invitations to the
wedding of their daughter, Miss Minnie
christine Paulson to Chris s. Torvend
or Webster, N. D. The marriage will
Pc solemnized on Thursday, June 10, at
the Paulson home, at 10 o'clock in the
morning. The bride-elect is a. charm
Ing and accomplished young woman
and is a graduate of the Grand Forks
nigh school. She has taught school
during the past year at McCanna. Mr..
IorVend is a graduate of the univer-
sity and has held the position of prin-
clpal Of the Webster high school for
some time. Hosts of friends through
out the state will join in extending
good wishes.
A simple marriage ceremony was SOL
emnized on Saturday evening at the
home of Mrs. Louise Slingsby, when,
her charming daughter, Miss Edith,
was united in marriage with Marvel
aayford, son of Mr.. n Mrs, J. D. Hay
ford of Fourth avenue south. The
pretty ceremony took place at 1880
O'Clock and Rev. J. M. Walters of the
First M. e.: church officiated. At the
appointed our Miss verna Cooper
played The Wedding March from Lob
engrtn and as the opening bars were
Rev. Mr.. Walters took his place
and the bridegroom descended the
girl, little Miss Mildred Mcdonald,
came first, daintily gowned In white
carrying pink roses. The bride fol-
lowed. unattended. She was gowned
In white satin with a chiffon overdress
and carried bride roses and lilies of
the valley. The eremony was per-,
formed beneath a pretty canopy which
was banked with ferns and snowballs.
Just preceding the appearance of the
bridal party, Mrs. Leon "A. Congdon
sang Very beautifully the pretty we'd
ding song by Carrie Jacobs Bond, j
Love You Truly. A reception follow
ed the ceremony which was witnessed
by about fifty friends and relatives.
rooms were attractively decorated
In a color schn1e of green and white
carried out with snoWbal1s and ferns.
A luncheon was served and the. samsI
general color scheme was carried out
in the appointments. Mr.. and Mrs.
IIayford left sunday morning for Seat
tie, Wash. and other points west and