The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-15

TO be the official wedding that WASH
taston society had looked for and hop
go tor, 1T could not be the simple affair
that the bride desired, nor could the
pflde carry out her plans for her own
Wedding. The wedding day belongs to
rne Pride and the most democratic peo-
granted. Had President Wilson not
peen he democratic man that he is, If
IS probable that the wedding would
nave neen made an official affair and
her w wedding plans. Democracv ia
a wilson family characteristics and the
AacL that Miss Wilson did not care to
III, m,a hS a display or public affair of her
tnat her father had become president
or the United States did not alter her
siinp1e tastes or make her more desir-
NJ 9n display or social position.
Miss wilson has chosen her sister.
MISS Margaret Wilson as her maid az
honor, n will only have four brides
maids, namely the Misses Mary Whit,
o. baltlnore; Adeline Mitchell Scott Of
rrt1nceton; Marjorie Brown of Atlanta
Ca, and her sister Eleanor Wilson, h
Wedding Will be a chrysanthemum va
olng and quantities of these bowers
s Wa.1 aa0 %i1, The be re east room where the
Rev. Sylvester Beach, of Princefon ~ ~
old family friend. Her trousseaT Is
SAD to be very simple. The weddine.
fSiu nTad VIII be Of white satin, ivory
- wig narrow train nnI
trimmed with valuable lace which rs bas
oeen In the family for MANY years Ee.
eSAhS away gown, is of the new shade
simn pioe cnl1on broadcloth made on
n gowns of the ATTENDANTS will y" ha
pretty but simple. ..... VIII oe
MISS Magdalena Carpenter has cbos-
al nsr cousin. Miss Matilda Care ~
aberdeen, S. D., for her mail -
at her marriage to Albert Birch 1!h1ro
gay evening, Nov. 20. Miss Gaze viii
the W esee] Gndtifpenter,s only attendant with
oWman and Pearl Oman who VIII
stfetch white satin ribbons thro"rh
me rooms to an improvised altar Fred
bhrrrath VIII act as best man for his
play the sn wed MrS, John Hasgart will
Beard Of the First Co~ngre neTi m M !
church will read the marriaea $500
h hr e;so O'clock at the home Of the
carpenter 223 Fourteenth street so1,t1,
only the relatives and ~inn,eIiafn
friends VII be present at the cere.
s arpny. Alter the service a wedding
ter covers will be placed for IN u
wedding guests. At $40 O'clock a ras
septlon will be held at which Mr..
ana aitfn M Iad s his pride together With Mr..
MIS-. James Carpenter, Miss Gage and
Mr.. Fred Birch will receive. A Iara4
NUMBER n,i1 OF Fargo and ,Moorhead friends
asaist Pc present at the reception and
Mesdames George Wilson, ,Jero,ne
freeman, o. J. Hagen and the MISSES
cara Pollock, Minnie Carpenter ana
iltneI llowman. Miss Francis Co~rnstocIs
assisting in the dining rooms viii he !
.Mrs. Edward Engerud and Mrs. .Iames
Rohan who will preside at The fahIas
assisted by the Misses Lorrair.e Pal
lock, Margaret Mitchell. Kafiserlne
rails rails a9 The h weading Rileg q Sioux
ceptton3 will be carried out IN q color
scheme OF pink n white. ANON tha
ouL-oI-toWn guests who will arrive IN
me CITY the first of the Week 20 attend
Gage of Aberdeen, S.. 8. and MIS-
Katheleen Riley Of Sioux Falls.
= Mrs. H.. o.. Kjome OF Thief River
Eaiis has returned home after a weeks
Campbell OF Second avenue south.
The Kent Literary society met last
evening in the gymnasium Of the
Agassiz school. Several new members
were taken IN after which q pro-
m was given.
The j.. T.. T.. were entertained last
evening by Mrs. J A.. Burgum at her
l home There were thirty-five present.
The business session was very inter
esting. Plans were laid for a Win
campaign with the view of win
ming the state membership banner.
volunteers we're secured to assist In
Geareey addressed the Legion and Mrs.
Paul.son and Mrs. Shaver gave read
ings. Two divisions OF the I.egion
were made with Mrs. Paulson and Mrs.
ur,l In charge. AT the conclusion