The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-19

Guthrie, Mr.. and Mrs. ". S. Lowman,
n Mr. and Mrs. Harry Magill..
The Gethsemane@ Cathedral guild will
meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O
oclock at the hons of Mrs. J.J. Jor-
dan 110S Second yer south. All
members are requested to be present.
The Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity
gave a dancing party last evening at
the agricultural college. There were
thirty couples present and the. affair
was chaperoned by Professor and Mrs.
Schalk and Professor and Mrs. Martin.
The ladies of the Maccabees will hold
their regular review in the Sons of
Norway hall Thursday evening at 7:45
Mrs. Brown will be present and wishes
to meet as many of the members as
possible.
Miss Lucy Weld, daughter of Pres.
and Mrs. Frank Weld Of Moorhead, has
CHOSEN as the month of her
marriage to Curtis Pomeroy of Barnes
vile. The wedding will be solemnized
at the brides home, 400 Eighth street
south. Many prenuptial events are be-
ing planned in Miss Yields honor both
by Moorhead and Fargo friends. Mrs.
Weld announced the engagement of her
daughter at a luncheon given at the
Weld home Saturday, Sept. 81. y
New York, Nov. 1S.-There's to be
another wedding cake miracle. Nine,
Blanche. LIE Ralac is building the cake
which Is to be divided when Miss Jes-
sic woodrow Wilson is married to
MI. Sayre.: Mime. LIE Ralac is authori-
ty for. the. statement that the cake will
be three feet high and will weigh 1876
pounds. The day before the wedding
Mme. lie Ralac will put the cake in a.
specially prepared case and escort it
to washington. This Is where the
miracle starts. Nine. LIE: Ralac also
will take 1900 half-pound gift boxes
with her for the distribution of the
ovened treasure among the. wedding
guests. For the next half century
these boxes, each containing a
ment OF .powdery cake, will be in evil
dence in many parlor cabinets. But
1000 ,half-pound boxes presumably
would hold 1000 pounds of, cake. The
cakes creator says the cake will
weigh, only: 1876 pounds. Either mathe-,
mates is not what 1t used to be on
faith is to be given a thorough testl
rms cake, by the way, likely will cut
a $3.50 nick in. the presidential SAIL
airy. = Wedding cakes of this size and
sort run about $40 to the pound. as
was demonstrated by George Gould
when a cake modiste tried to charged
him $4,000 for. the 250-pound cake at
Miss ,Vivien Gould's wedding. -,
United States senator's VINO nave fail
ed to receive invitations to the wedding
or Ma% Jessie Wilson and Francis n.
sayre. ar the White House, are. turning
a dear ear to appeals to contribute to
the senate fund to. buy a wedding gifI.
me fund is in charge of Senator Mar
tine, of New Jersey. So far consider
abIy less than half of the members of
the upper, house have contributed. AL
most half of that half have declined to
take part in the Joint present, and some
or the others nave the matter under,
adVlsement. Those who do not care to
contribute resent the gift going to the
White House as a present from the SEN
ate, since the whole, nor even a good
part OF 1t, will be present. Others take
the ground that, being utter strangers
TO the bride-elect, they cannot presume
on their official position to offer q gfft,
Senator MARITIME does, not care for a.
g1ftecosting less than $500 to be rep
resented as being the sum total of what
the upper house gives the daughter of
q democratic president, the first to be
married since the days Of %Letitia Ty-
Ter. So he is exerttng his well known
eioquence to get all into line. It has
peen tentatively decided to buy a small
put exQutsttely chased silver service,
put In these days OF artistic master
pieces $500. will not go far toward get
ang a service worthy Of the joint gift
the government. 1t must Be acknowl-
edgedS that the OFFICIAL world Is not5ai-
together pleased at the meager humber
oI 1nvltations issued to it, but President
MRS. wilson are following the best
traditions in their procedure. Less than
nIty guests witnessed the nuptiaIs Of
PRESIDENT and Mrs. Cleveland, and less
man aoO were asked to Nellie Grants
WedolnS, n that was a record-break-
er as compared with previous ceremon-
les. PRESIDENT Roosevelt asked nearly
,1,oVo to his daughters wedding, but
ne crowd ana Inconvenience Of that
+OCCaSlOn are still .Tnnn IInl IA -. -,
.Whiie the exact number Of Invitations
ISSUED TO the. wedding has NOT besn
~anAounced, 1t ls understood that it will
pe Tess IMAM 700. When the order for
Lne invltatIons was given the number
was fixed at 500, but IL. has been said
mat this number was slightly increas-
go. The quasi list will include the Dip
tiaaa ne sofps, the supreme court JUS
and Mrs. Marshall, and the cabinef
mDe and their wives. Accordina
70 reports, there will be surprising1y
lew men oers OF congress present and
a. scanr representation from unofficiaI
washington society. The latter Fact Is
que, It is said, TO Miss Wilson'S rather
llnliIed acquaintance in the national
sppdad 0nlike ne: sisters. h has at
washington since her fathers inay-
guration. While her sisters were being
extensively entertained she was absent
ttihaosln Washington a. good part of the
rLiI nAlci tns sociological and
.pn~llanthropic work, in which she has.
3peen engaged since h left %colIea..s
Miss Wilson, who is 20 years old. was
porn at Gainesville, Ga. She receiyed
2 primary instruction under q. Ger
man g~oyernoss until ten years old;
completed her education at (soIcher
college, Baltimore. az an honor mem
per4of&the class of 1908, and is a PHI
Beta Kappa; entered immediately un.
on settlement work at Kensington. in
philadelphia, and pursued the vocation
Tor w years. She Is a linguist Of ex-
tceptional proficiency, speaking both
French and German with the facility of
All native. She is also a writer OF note
and 81 clever public speaker.
What is claimed tot;be the first satis-
factory method for plating aluminium
upon iron has been invented in FrancS~