The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-24


promptly at $40 O'clock ana a cordial
Invitation is extended to the public.
III. ]. Renner, secretary OF the com
mercial club at Devils Lake, lis in the
city for few daysson business.
The Scandinavian w. q. 4. ii. will
meet with Mrs. Ashland, 718 Eleventh
street north, on Wednesday, afternoon.
There will be a report of the recent
convention.
Miss Louise Guernsey. Junior secre-
tary Of the y. w. c. A. is expected
the west. Mrs. Ida Mccarthy, matron
OF the y, lis also expected home on
Friday. Mrs. Mccarthy has been spend
ing her vacation In Ohio.
Al party OF eight young people from
Island park enjoyed a trip up the river
yesterday. They left in the afternoon
and went to q pretty spot beyond the
and a picnic lunch and campfire whiled
away y very pleasant evening.
Mrs. w. e.. Hunt has returned from
Boston where she went to attend the
commencement functions at Smith coll
Isge near there. her daughter. Miss
Harriet HJksAt, being of the seniors.
Mrs. Hunt also attended commences
ment exercises at Harvard university
After the exercises at Smith college
MICS Hunt Joined a party of Smith
party at Cape Cod. Mass.
street sruth left yesterday for Norfolk,
Va, where she will make an extended
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Otto Hell
mich. Captain Heinrich, formerly in
charge of Uncle Sans recruiting office
for the navy in this city. is now sta
TONED at Norfolk, M Mrs. Blatchford
anticipates a delightful summe at the
famous navy city, and in visits to-
ern cities in company with her daugh-
ter.
HI following item from The Grand
Forks Times will be of interest to the
Fargo friends of the prospective bride
groom, who will be pleased to welcome
the bride-elect to her home in this city:
Mrs. j.. e, Handlon has issued invita-
tions for a party to be given Tuesday
evening at her home on North Fifth
street, In honor of Miss Edna Mae
Kelly, whose marriage to Raymond
Patrick Hannaher will occur on Mon
day, June 80. The company will in
clude fourteen friends of the bride-
elect.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Davis, who have
spent the past three weeks as guests
of Mrs. Davis mother, Mrs. T.. B.. Hunt
Of Eighth street north. have left for
Id dlidi &ISs& D., WpGE6 8lHty Will NiPtk
with Mrs. Davis grandparents before
leaving for an extended eastern trip.
Mrs. Davis will be remembered as MISS
Florence Hunt, a former student at the
was an event of early June, NJ. Davis
has been principal of the Havana high
school for the past three years and
will be az home with his bride after
Sept. Is at Cogsweu, N. ..
Grand Forks Herald: The twenty
fourth annual convention of h Won
ans Christian Temperance union of the
sixteenth district which comprises
be held at Gilby June rs, 26 and 81.
The following ladies, Mrs. ], e. stevens,
Mrs. A, D. ,Baugnman, Mrs. T a. Nor
ley, Mrs. Anna Halvorson, Mrs. John
Hewitson, Mrs. A. l.. Woods, Mrs. j.
". Smith, Mrs. George Black, Mrs.
Fred Thody. Mrs. g. G, Warner, Mrs.
D. Fordney, Mrs. w. HI. Drummond,
Mrs. a.. f. McIlraith, Mrs. j. r.. Nc
Lean, Mrs. Adam Common, Mrs. J. z.
Reiton, Mrs. A. Veitch and Mrs. q. @.
Mallory, will be delegates for the local
organization and will leave Wednes-
| day evening. All the members who
| attend are requested to bring their
temperance song books.
The marriage of George d. Sunder-
hauf of PlentyWood, Mont, and Mrs
Rose Berlandi. which took place June
A 10 ulEEt va Nv Va AAloAS ISL NAAtNe
usual interest to Fargo friends of the
bridegroom, who is a former Fargo
young man. h father of the bride,
". r. Mumby, is well known here. TIL
following account of the wedding is
taken from the Williston paper: Geo,
d. SUNDERLAND, formerly of Williston,
now of Plentywood, Mont, and Mrs
Rose Berlandi were married at the
8 D. M, June 18, William M. Wool
ridge was best man and Mrs. J. RUS
| tad, OF Buford, was bridesmaid. Mrs
Rustad also played the wedding march,
the only other out-of-town guest. Rev,
e. S. Shaw performed h ceremony.
An elaborate dinner was served Follow
ing the marriage and the happy couple
| ceiying congratulations from their
many friends, many of whom gathered
| at the station to shower them with
rice give them a jolly send-on.
Friends in this state will be inter-
| ested in the announcement OF the Wed
| ding of two prominent Hillsboro young
people, which occurred Monday in
| Grand Forks. Miss Ida Halvorson and
Earl Sarles were united In marriage
last evening at s o'clock, at the Bap-
fist parsonage. Rev. Homer M. Cook
| offciated. The attendants were Miss
| Lenora Schward and DR.. Hallenberg of
Hillsboro. Both young people were for
lmerly students at the state university.
| The bridegroom Is the son OI SA-GuN.
and Mrs. ID. Y. Sarles of Hillsboro. Mr..
| SarIes is a member of the Sigma Chi
fraternity m since he left the uniyer-
| sity has beer cashier of the First Ma
| tionaI bank at Hillsbero. Mrs. b., Z.
Sarles and Lynn SarIes were among the
guests at the wedding. Following the
ceremony, the wedding supper Was
| served at the Hotel Dacotah. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sarles left for a three weeks
honeymoon trip to points in the east,
including Cleveland, Detroit n Buff
faIo. On their return. they Will be at
home to their friends In Hillsboro
| Scores of friends will join in extend
Ing best wishes for a happy and pros
| porous future.