The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-12

served a dainty luncheon to the sixtee
guests present.

guests present.
Mr.. n Mrs. H. H Wooledge enter
tanned the members of the South Side
Br1dge club at their home last even
tables of auction bridge.
John Wallace of Crookston arrived In
the city last evening for a few days
visit with his sister, Miss Maybelle
Wallace. He came to attend the
knights of Columbus standardization.
The cabinet members Of the Wv. C.
A. OF. the Agricultural college are en-
pertaining the association members in
the parlors of Ceres hall this after
noon. There are about 100 guests pre-
sent and needleWork Is the diversion.
The visiting ladies attending the
knights of Columbus initiation cere-
monies are being entertained at the
Cathedral club rooms this afternoon by
the members of the Rosary society. The
hours are 2 to 5 o'clock, and all ladies
OF the parish are invited to be present.
Miss Rachel Torgeson. a bride of
FEBRUARY, was the guest of honor at a
shower last evening at which Miss
Anne Flore was the hostess at her
home in Moorhead. Valentine day sug-
gestions were carried out and pink and
white was the color scheme used
Throughout the rooms The guest list
800 ~ VI IN
bride elect. "
Saturday evening. at $50 o'clock oc-
Cured the marriage of Miss Florence
Nightingale Winterer, daughter of Hon.
and Mrs. Herman Winterer Of Fourth
firm Of Coombs n Richie. Rev. w.
G.. Lyon of the Congregational church
officiating. Before the wedding cere-
mony Prof, Klute Froysaa played a
Mrs. Froysaa and Miss Gladys Fridd
sang Because and Beloved IT'S
Morn" accompanied by, Mrs. e. r. Rob-
arts. While Professor and Mrs. Froy-
saa played the wedding march from
Mendelssohn Pauline Mcfarland and
Harriet Winterer, a sister of the bride,
dressed in white, stretched pink satin
rlhpons to make a pathway for the
bridal party: The bride entered on the
I'm of her father attired in a gown of
white French silk crepe, over japanese
satin draped in duchess lace and car
tried a shower bouquet of hyacinths,
roses and orchids. Miss Hernlionc
Winterer, who was her sisters brides
pink crepe de meteor draped in lace
and carried a bouquet of pink Killar-
roses. They met the bridegroom
and his best man, Burl Carr, and took
pink and white roses and pink carna-
TONS, banked at one end of the alcove
on from b living room. During the
ceremony Professor Froysaa softly
Winterer. mother of the bride, Wearing
a gown Of black satin draped in lace
n a corsage bouquet of violets and
orchids. and Mrs. Lafayette Knox, sis
ter of the bride, wearing a gown Of
fellow satin with an embroidered, tunic.
assisted the bridal party in receiving.
After the ceremony a delicious bufret
was served in the dining,
room, the color scheme Of pink and
white being carried out in the decora-
tiors. The table was decorated with
pink roses and smilax. Mrs. David
Richie N Mrs. Lee Coombs presided
in the dining room, assisted by the
Misses sigma Gunderson. Della Cod
ding, Leila Tracy and Gracia Amund-
son. Mary Katherine and Thomas Rft-
chic. the little niece and nephew of the
bridegroom. were door tenders. About
sixty guests We're present. Among
Lafayette Knox of Medicine HAT. Alta.
"a sister of the bride. Henry Winterer
of Darlington. an uncle of the bride,
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Cox of Gourtenay,
John Salzer of Minneapolis. Attorney
Chase of jamestown and Alec Haggert
Of Fargo. Mr.: and Mrs. Ritchie left on