The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-19

ton bridge being the diversion Of the
afternoon. There were guests for six
tables.
In honor of her guest, Mrs. w. J.
Shea Of Missoula, Mont, Mrs. P. ].
sullivan entertained yesterday after
noon. There were twenty-five guests
present and needlework was the diver
sion of the afternoon.
Frineds in Fargo will be interested
In learning of the marriage of Ivan
u: Leininger, formerly Of this city, and
Miss Mabelle kinnear of San Diego,
which Is to take place Tuesday, June
80. They will reside In Great Falls.
return home this afternoon, having
completed his college course at the
Wisconsin university. Mr.. Nye has ac-
eepted a position in Minneapolis, and
after a few weeks at home will leave
for there.
Word has been heard from ]. H. Deg
man,. and DR.. Maurice L. Dolt from
Boston whore they sailed last Satur-
day evening aboard the Arabic for Eu-
rope. Enroute from Fargo they made
stops at Chicago. Washington, Balti-
more and New York.
Miss Helen welter. a student at
Madison university, arrived home last
evening to spend the summer vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Welter. Mr.. Weller went to Minneapo-
lis to meet his daughter and returned
with her yesterday.
In compliment to her summer house
guests, the Misses Morine Anderson of
Palmers, Ca; Rebecca Williams of Nor
folk, Va, and Gracia Collins OF Chi
cago, Miss Alice Lewis will give a re-
ception this evening. The hours are
8 to 10 and there will be fifty guests.
Fargo friends of Miss Marie Lindgren
and Rev. E. w, Pidgeon, will be inter-
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ding which was selemnized Wednesday
morning in Jamestown. Only the init
mate friends and relatives were present
at the ceremony which was performed
Snowdon Brayf1eld officiating. The full
ring service was used. The bride was
attired in ivory silk and unattended.
After the ceremony, a wedding break
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Lindgren. Rev. Mr.. Pidgeon and bride
left Immediately for the north n
Lake Metagoshe in the Turtle noun
the honeymoon they will be at home at
Rugby, where Rev. Mr.. Pidgeon is rec
tor of the Episcopal church. Miss Lin
gren is a graduate of Fargo college and
has been engaged in Y. w. C. A.. work
in Lacrosse, Wis, since last December.
New York Sun: Her in New York
shop and factory girls are seen daily
going to work wearing the side curls
that are now the fashion. How differ
emily the same class of girls are re-
garded in England is shown in the fol
lowing little note which appeared in a
London fashion paper: There is a
jaunty little air about the cosmettqued
side curls that girls are wearing like
notes Of Interrogation beside their
ears, If, however, our working
girl gets hold of the idea it will be
! very weird. AS it costs nothing it is
probable that they will annex 1T, poor
dears, and then they will look as II
cheeks. The fact IS that unless the
skin is very smooth and white h eff
feet of the side curl is lost. OF course
good makeup can get it all tight eHt
time nor the money for that and the
conditions of their lives do not give
their compilations much chance. h
side curl is a grisette adornment, ana
rather an alluring one. but for our lit
tie hard workers 1t would be far from
an allurement."
Wednesday, June II, at Osgood, N.
D., the wedding of Miss Agnes Furn-
berg of that place to Alfred Grimst-
vedt of Fargo, was solemnized by Pas
tor Johannson of Horace. The attend
ants were a sister of the bride, Miss
Alice Furnberg and Miss Alma Grimst-
vedt, and Messrs George and Joseph
groom. The bride wore a dress of
white satin trimmed with pearls and
point lace and carried q bouquet OF
white brides roses and lilies of the
valley. The bridesmaids wore light
blue crepe de chene dresses and carried
white carnations. The house was ella
borately decorated with pink and white
peonies and wild roses with an abund-
ance of ferns. After h ceremony, a
wedding dinner was served to about ITS
guests. Out-of-town guests present
were Mr.. and Mrs. %. J. GrimstVedt of
Hillsboro, parents of the bridegroom.
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son of williston. Both young people
are. we'll known in Fargo, where the
bridegroom has for a number of years
been the cashier of the Ford Motor
Co.
The First Annual Epworth League
institute will open at Wesley college,
Grand Forks on June 81, and will be
attended by several members of the
local organization. Among the promi-
nent speakers will be President Rob
Brummitt. The program is as follows:
Friday, June 1s-MOrning.
S:45-Devotions.
9:00-Methodist History, President
s:so-Christian Stewardship of Mon.
. ey, DR.: Walters:
II: SO-Missions, DR.. Coles.
11:00-Junior Methods, Miss Moxcey.
Afternoon.
1:00-Rest and Study.
3:00-Recreation, Mr.. Crary.
Evening.
S:00-Devotions.
S:15-Address, DR.. Dan B. Brummitt.
Saturday, June 2O--MorniRE.
8:15-Devotions.
S:so-Epworth League Methods, DR..
Brummitt.
9:30-Methodist Polity. President Rob
ertson.
10 :O0-Life of Christ, DR.. Stolz.
II :30-Christian Stewardship of Mon
ey, DR.. Walters. > :
l1:00--Junior Methods, Miss Moxcey,
Afternoon.
1:00--Rest and Study.
2:00-Business Meeting.
3:00-Recreation. Mr.. Crary.
Bathgate Pink Paper: Miss Ella M.
Robertson is this week attending the
reunion of the class of 1904 at the
university and the meeting OF the O. g.
S. grand chapter at Fargo. She, will
return to Bathgate, before going to
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