The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-01
STATE EVENTS

Bismarck Tribune: A very beauti
19l parcel shower was rendered Miss
aver Edwards Wednesday evening
at the Lewis home, 10 West Main
street, when the Misses Laura Lewis
and Mamie McCanna acted IN the ca
paclty or hostesses. It was a brilliant
afta1r, where the decorations beautf-
ned the nome In a color scheme of
yellow and white, goldenrod being en-.
tWlned with the white streamers in
the most charming n over chan
del1ers n arches, and numerous vas
es were filled, giving a glow of color
from various places IN the home. The
guest of n was gowned in har-
mony with the color scheme and every
detail of the occasion harmonizeG
even to the minutest part of the
menu. The chair for Miss Edwards
had been sp~lendidly arranged by a ta-
Bile under the chandelier, and on this
table the guests left parcels as the
bride-elect opened them. Aside from
the pretty and useful contents of the
parcels, the friends did sewing for the
honor guest, and this with music and
social conversation made time speed
rapidly, altogether too fast for so
pleasant an event. The last enjoyment
which these charming ho~stesses had
in store for the guests was an invita-
liz liz Ht,D -
alton was also lavish and where
yellow n White Japanese lanterns
furnished the most fascinating light
GUST the kind Of a place to give Cupid
a further chance), and here tables,
with place cards for four at each. and
including sixteen guests were arrang-
ed, and from which khe most tempting
refreshments were Served. Miss I'D.
wards during her stay in Bismarck
has made a host of friends and MANY
will be interested in her approaching
marriage on Sept. 4 to Ward Lewis
of which the above event was in the
nature Of al announcement for those
who had not already heard the pleas
ing news.
Grand Forks Herald: Miss Verna
Haynes Of Illinois, who Is the guest of
Mrs. A. E.. Lehman of North Sixth
street, was the guest Of honor at q
dancing party given last evening by q
number of young men at the club
served during the evening and dane
ing was enjoyed from 9 to IL o'clock.
Ffnley's orchestra rendered the music
and the young people were chaperon-
ed by Mrs. A. E. Lehman and Mrs. Ella
Tiffany Of Illinois. The guest list in
cluded Miss Haynes, Mrs. Fl. Withheld
Misses Margaret Sargent. Lucille Hale
ANaki "llitilSN, la HOilL, Selma
Hassell, Vivian Dinnie, Ella Opsahl
Madeline Turner, Echo Turner, Char
lotte Black, Eva Rorke, Margaret
Murphy; Messrs. Othmar Montgom-
cry, Charles O'Keefe, Walter Hawaii
Bernhart SandIie, Sandy Mcdonald
Vincent Smith, Raymond Collins
Sherman Schlosser, Philip Bangs, Fe-
Xix Bangs. DIR. Hewitt, Ray Dryden
Ray Jacobson. Paul Goodman.
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Devils Lake Journal: Announce
ments OF the marriage of Miss Emily
Jane Cuthbert, daughter of Mrs
Emily J. Cuthbert of Spooner, Wis.
to Arthur Ray Smythe of Devils Lake
have been received in the city. Thu
marriage took place on Wednesday
Aug. ~ and was a quiet ceremony al
the home of Mrs. Smythe's mother. Mr.
and Mrs. F. T. Cuthbert of the city
were among the out of town relatives
in attendance. After a wedding jour
ney east Mr.. and Mrs. Smythe will be
at home at Devils Lake after Oct. i
Mr.. Smythe is a prominent attorney
of the city, a member of the firm OF
GIlthbert and STnytlle. Both are vel,
/ known here, Mrs. Smythe having beer
very popular socially during her few
years residence here as teacher in the
city schools.
WaihaIla Mountaineer. Miss Flor
ence Best. daughter OF Mr.. n Mrs