The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-14
OF Interest to Women

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g Forums WIRES and ASK for Five
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Massie. in Minneapolis and report a
very enjoyable trip.
Mrs. G. NJ. Huffaker of Eighth street
south returned last evening from a few
days visit in Aberdeen, S. D, bringing
with her her sister, Mrs. Belle D.. Fish
er, who will visit here for a short
time.
All members and friends of the
Young Peoples society of the Swedish
Baptist church are cordially invited to
enjoy themselves at an open house at
me Y. M. c.; A. on Thursday evening,
May Is. at 1880 p. m.
Mrs. A. c.. herman of the Colonial
apartments has been confined to her
home in the Colonial apartments for
the past few days owing to a sprained
k Her friends will be pleased to
know that she is recovering nicely.
street south left yesterday for Chicago,
where she will visit her sister for a
short time and will later go to Column
u O., to visit her mother Mrs.
| weeks.
Slsma meta sorority of Fargo
college was entertained last evening
at the pretty. home OF Miss Philadel-
phia Sharp in Moorhead. A short bust
ness session was held followed bysa
brought to a close with a daintiIy
served luncheon.
Mrs Know1ton., who has been the
daughter, Mrs. Fl. A. Liembacher Of
the Gardner hotel, left this morning!
for ST. Cloud, Mimi, to spend the sum
mer, MRS sw hnowitop accompanied Mrs.
! Baker, as far as st. Cloud on their wa
to Mrs. Bakers home in the east. -
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
M. u. church, held a very =. enjoyabie
meeting yesterday afternoon at the
Gaureh parlors. Mrs. Clark lead tho
spent IN discussing business pertain
ing to the work of the society. At he
CLOSE Of h meeting tempting re-
freshments were served. ,''
The Christian Endeavor society OF
the FIRST Presbyterian church will
give a SOCIAL for all Of the members
q the society and their friends at the
Y M, c, 4. on Thursday evening, May
~. The Y. has been most generous IL
throwing open the building to the
foqng people OF the city and the enter
equipment of the association is very
popular. 'T
The Ladies' Aid society of the 81
Marks English Lutheran church will
meet Thursday afternoon of this week
at the church parlors. Miss Asne
and Mrs. Benson Will be host
esses and all of the members and their
friends are invited to be present. There
Wlll be a special programme, Miss
lSd1th Marden of Moorhead will aims
and Miss Bertha Hagen will give sew
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A wedding of interest to Fargo
friends was that of Beaver Wade Day.
son of Rev. and Mrs. Edgar w. Dav al
Wheeling, w. va, who was FORMERLY
pastor of the First Presbyterian church
or this city and has a host OF friends
mere. The indianapolis Star has the
following account of the wedding:
Foremost among the spring nuptials
was that of Miss Alma Barbara Fertis,
second daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Perfis, n Beaver Wade Day of St.
Paul, Mimi, formerly of Indiananolis,
which was celebrated last evening at I
O'clock at the family home on North
llllnois street. While the wedding was
small mma me guests being limited to the
In all the details. The entire house
was beautifully decorated with a pro-
fusion OF lovely spring blossoms. The
a aorats altar roGm Of W taIl p aTpans snd ts with \
which were. banked on either side oi
the fireplace, and the mantel shelf was
massed with Bermuda lilies. The ef-
f%ect1ve background for the bridal
party. The library adjoining was
trimmed with masses of hydrangeas
and spring flowers, and the stairway
the newell posts being capped with
baskets of white roses. Preceding the
ceremony a harpist played a pro-
gramme Of bridal music, changing to
the professional, and during the serv-
ice, which vas read by the BRIDE
groom's father, the Rev. Edgar w. Day
Ct wheeling w. Va, the Evening Star.
the brides, was saftly played. The
attendants were Miss Leona Fertfg. the
brides younger sister, who served as
maid of honor; Duncan Worrell Of
man Kevers, ring bearer, who was
dressed in white and carried the ring
in a basket of Aaron Ward roses. The
bride. who. is a striking brunette. was
charming in her bridal gown Of white
imported liberty satin fashioned with
9 demi train and draped with deep
Spanish lace Her veil, which was
Strands ( pearls and CLUSTERS Of tiny
satin rosebuds. The wedding gift was
an exquisite platinum necklace with d
bouquet Of lilfes of the valley compiet-
ed the costume. Miss Fertig wore a
charming frock of accordion plated
chiffon fashioned owe charmeuse in
rosebuds. and she carried a shower Of
Aaron Ward roses, which blended into
the exquisite shades Of her gown. An
with a low plateau OF Aaron Ward
roses ana the smaller tables were trim
med with baskets Of the same lovely
ossulas's 4 i ~, = voss srs. corsage