The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-15
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being given for Mrs. Pehrson during

being given for Mrs. Pehrson during
her visit.
Miss Gina Amundson is the guest for
the week of Miss Elvina Bundle. She
MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Montague Of
~CTookston, Mimi, are here this week
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Bracelin
81 the Wellington apartments.
The Gethsemane Cathedral guild
viii meet tomorrow afternoon with
Mrs, Bowling at the deanery and the
annual election of officers will take
place
"A. 4. Stout OF Marion, Ind, has been
in the city for the past week and has
mace several trips out over the state.
to tMandan, Bismarck and other points,
returning to Marion on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. III. Bower expect to
leave in a day or two for the west.
MIR. Bowers will remain about a%month
ana Mrs. Bowers will stay for the re-
nainder OF the winter.
The Stone auartette will sing this
evening from 5 until 9 at the Stone
Piano Co.'S booth at the Home Products
show. The Quartette consists OF 4. Arr
senault, Cy Poppier. Howard Stall and
u. y. Jacobs. J
AIRS. Louis Hart and children. who
have been visiting relatives at Newark,
4, ~ New York city and Providence,
she will be accompanied by Mr.. Harris
brother, j.. l. Hart, who expects to
make this city his home.
Mrs, A. j. Gronna has left her home.
In Lakota for Washington. ID. G..
where she will spend the winter with
her husband, United States Senator
Gronna, and daughter, Miss Lillian,
VINO have been there since the OPEN
ing of congress. Mrs. Gronna was un-
able to go east earlier on account of
illness.
The Scandinavian W.. &c. 7. U. held
an interesting meeting yesterday at
the home of Mrs. Dumert in oak Grove.
About thirty members were present
and a umbe OF visitors and after q
buslress session a fine programme was
enjoyed. Mrs. Charles Olson gave a
reading which was much appreciated.
on The Danger of the First Glass. al
young lady from Oak Grove seminary
sang very beautifully with guitar ac-
compartment and the hostess little
daughter pleased with a song. Mrs. c.
o. Stron, superintendent of the chris
tian citizenship department Of the
union, gave a reading appropriate to
the work n j.. WI, Sonquist, an hon.
orary member OF the union, gave 4
talk. Following the programme the
hostess served nice refreshments.
Mrs. oliver Denis n Miss Alice
Bernier entertained sixteen u lad
yes last evening in honor Of Miss Lucy
hberte of Saskatoon, Sask., Will be an
event OF Tuesday morning, Jan. 21.
The AFFAIR proved to be a Kitchen
shower = appointments throughout
light green and white. The supper
table, from which a tempting menu
was served at IL o'clock, was beauti-
fully decorated with ~festoonings to
coMpar with the general color scheme
from the dome to the corners Of the,
table n as a c~enterpiece a BOUQUET
OF American beauties was used. The
place cards were heart-shaped and tied
with green ribbon and the chair for
the bride-to-be was marked with q
large white bow. The entertainment
or the evening was games and music
and following supper Miss Bernier
she found a table covered with arti-
clesa to use In the new Kitchen On
Thursday evening Mrs. Leon A. Cong
don viii be hostess for Miss Bernfer.
Today at high noon was solemnlzed
the marriage Of Miss Margaret Daisy
Mckenzie daughter of Mrs. Frank Me-
Kenzie OF Wild Rice. to William oliver
/ Du Bold of Minot, N. D.. at the home
or Father La LANCE at Wild Rice. The
pretty parlor OF Father La Lange's
home was decorated for the occasion
with pink carnations the ceremony
was witnessed by only the family and
q few intimate friends. Miss Rose
Ethel Hart OF BarnesviiIe, Mimi, serv-
gown OF pink silk. Frank Mckenzie,
brother or the bride, attended Mr.. Du
Bold. The bride was beautifully ~
ed In q travelling costume of faun col-
ored ~broadcloth with a becoming hat
and accessories to correspond. THE
wedding dinner was served at the Me-
Kenzie home at 2 O'clock for the Inn
mediate family and pink carnations
Il NJ dA @ta0 din r. 70 I a "a ~ rna..a~ f@,4
tive. Mr.. and Mrs. Du Bold will leave
| for the east. where the will spend a
fortnight and Will return TO Min0t,
| where they will be at home after Feb.