The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-08
STATE EVENTS

Mrs. A. X Tice or. Larimore gave a
very pretty party at her home in
honor Of her daughter, Miss Vesta
Tice, who will be an October bride.
TW~enty-four guests were hidden for
the occasion, and a dainty color
scheme Of yellow and white was car
ried out in all of the appointments.
The autumn flowers, asters and snap
dragons, were artisticai!y arranged.
Yellow hearts were festooned across
the rooms with streamers Of ribbons.
Miss Helen Void of Minneapolis sang
very charmingly and rendered several
piano solos, which. were thoroughly
appreciated. Following the musical
programme the wedding announcement
was made in a novel way, the guests
were taken into the parlor where yell
low crepe heart-shaped tally cards
were attached to ribbons. The young
ladies were told to assist in letting
the cat out of the bag" In doing so
they found dainty cards with the
names of Miss Vesta M. Tice and Har-
old c. Dwight, with the date Oct. 8.
Great merriment was caused when
the tiny bags were opened and felici-
tations were extended.
The latter part of the evening was
given over to playing whist and d
delicious luncheon was served. Among
the out Of town guests were Misses
A1vina and Alice Engebretsen of Hills
boro, Miss Helen Void of Minneapolis.
Miss Thor1acius of Winnipeg.
The bride-elect is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Tice, pioneer resi-
dents of Larimore. She Is a charming
and accomplished young woman,
very popular in social circles. Mr..
Dwight is a prominent young business
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couple will make their home in that
city. The young people are both well
known and popular and scores of their
friends will unite in extending best
wishes.
Bismarck Tribune: A dinner of
beautiful appointment was given in
honor of Miss Clara Tatley Friday
evening, at 1880 o'clock. in the private
dining room of the Grand Pacific,
when Elmo Robertson entertained at
a farewell party, prior to Miss Tat
ley's departure to the Northwestern
Conservatory of Music. The decora-
tions were elaborate and handsome.
The color scheme was purple and
white, the Northwestern colors, which
had been arranged in the most fasci-
mating manner. The c~enterpiece con-
sisted of a circular railroad, upon
which was speeding along a small
train, well lighted, and little suitcases
loading it down. Inside OF the cir
cular road We're an abundance of pur-
pie and white asters, and leading to
each of the twenty-five places were
small suitcases filed with candles,
bearing a tag containing the initials,
N. w. u, with the. name OF each one
present. The O'Connor orchestra,
which furnished the music for this oc-
casion, opened with When the Mid
night Choo Choo Leaves Alabama,
During the service OF the seven-course
repast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Campbell OF
ITO South Fourth street, Grand Farks,
have announced the approaching mar
riage of their daughter. Miss Mabel
Catherine Campbell, to Mr.. Dougal
Alexander Mcmillan of Medicine Hat,
Alta. The wedding Will take place at
the home of the brides parents, on
wednesday, afternoon, Sept. 10. Rev.
William IA. Matthews, pastor Of the
First Presbyterian church. Grand
Forks, will officiate. Miss Campbell is
a graduate Of the Grand Forks high
school and later took her normal work
ait Valley City. For the past two years
She has been one of the teachers In
the local schools. Mr.. Mcmillan lis d
prominent young man of Medicine
Hat, being engaged in the real estate
business at that place. Many friends
of both young people will Join In ex-
tending hardest congratulations.
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