The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-06

been given in the past few days. The
wedding will be a very quiet affair.
Miss Eloise Seavert, Of Chicago, is
the guest of Miss leila jacobson. ar
irving last evening.
Miss Frances Emery has as her guest,
Miss Maude Silloway, of Minneapolis,
who came last evening.
Miss Ruth Gardner Is home from
Lake Melissa, where the family are
spending most of the summer.
Miss Helen Young has left for a
months visit with relatives and friends
in st, Paul n Mankato. MINI.
avenue south, are home from a several
weeks stay at Lake Melissa. They re-
turned yesterday,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Watkins and
daughter Grace, who hav been at
Mason Bay, on Lake Detroit for the
past ten days, are home.
DR.. and Mrs. c. N. Callander will en-
terrain at a small dinner party this eV-
ening at the Rea Country club, for Mr..
Frohne. Of Detroit.
Miss Edith FleweIl, a student at Far
yesterday on her way home to Grandin
from Valley City, where she has been
visiting at the home of an uncle.
Mrs. A. w. Rowe, of Dundalk, On
tario, who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. John Dynes of 1871 Thirteenth
street north, left yesterday afternoon
to visit friends near Gardner and
Grandin for a few days. She will go
from there to Deering, N. D., to visit
her sister, Mrs. Cauthers, and other re-
~latives.
Mrs. A. F. Schwarz, of 915 Sixth
street south, entertained a few friends
informally at l o'clock luncheon today,
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old D. Whitehead, of Minneapolis, who
arrived in the city last evening. Mas
turtiums formed pretty tabSe decora-
TOMS. Mrs. Whitefield, who has been
Can, will be Mrs, Schwarz' guest a
week before going back to Minneapolis
to join Mr.. Whitefeld.
Mrs. r. A. Beard, wife Of the pastor
of the First Congregational church.,
was pleasantly surprised yesterday,
when eight of the church ladies invad-
ed her home during a short absence Of
Mrs. Beard, and presented her with a
vegetable shower, also taking provis-
ions for a nice dinner, which was en-
joyed by the company at noon. The
afternoon hours were spent with
needlework and in a social way.
The Misses Grace Briscol, Fern Bris-
ening from Devils Lake, where they
have been visiting Miss Lucy Cock
burn. While there they enjoyed a
weeks camping at ~chautauqua with a
graduates of the A. c.. Among those
present were: Jessie and Mary Thomp-
son Of Ayr; Ruby and Gertrude Glib
bons of Cando; Edna Steedsman and
Hildur Sorenson of Webster.
Miss Pearl Vidger was hostess last
evening at her home, sol Third street
north, at a parcel shower for Miss Eta
Greene, who is to be married some time
the coming week to Morris Perry, Of
Moose Jaw, Can. Ten ysung ladies
were guests at the pretty affair, and
social time. A daintily appointed lunch
was served, and the decorations con-
sisted Of a color scheme Of yellow and
white, carried out with sweet peas,
golden glow and tiger lilies: These
flowers were also used throughout the
different rooms.
Delphy Sharp and H~ildegarde LaVaIley,
the two latter Of Moorhead, were hos
tesses this afternoon at the Brophy
home. on Eighth street south, at a
Miss Marie Faulders, who Is to be mar
ried to Arthur w. Warner. Of Moor
head, on Aug. IL. Ten Of Miss Fauld-
Ars' most intimate friends were the
6eautifuI corsage bouquet Of sweet
peas and roses, as well as the gifts Of
pretty china. The hours were enjoyed
as a sew party, with q dainty dunch
being served, Pink and white were the
prevailing colors in the decorations,
which consisted largely OF sweet peas.
The members Of the Gamma Neche
sorority OF the Moorhead normal school,
were hostesses. last evening at the
home Of Miss Melissa Ryan, on Ninth
street north, this city, complimentary
to one Of their number, Miss Marie
Faulders. in honor OF the latter's ap-
preaching marriage. About a dozen
were present, and the principal feature
of the evening, that afforded much
was also enjoyed, and a dainty lunch
was served. The table was prettily
decorated with golden glow and white
sweet peas, yellow and gold being the
S wss pfess sotesS, by the hsr g sosorit q s haaGr
with a set Of sterling silver salad
forks. Miss Helen Leidal, of Fergue
Falls, who is the guest OF Miss Sue
MARITIME, was the only one present from
out-of-town.
Miss Ruth swensen, Of Moorhead. and
ried at 8 O'clock last evening in the
Episcopal church at Moorhead. by the
rector. The bride wore a pretty travel
ing suit OF blue In a light shade. and
Her sister. Miss Minnie swensen. who
was her bridesmaid, carried pink roses.
Alfred Nelson. of Moorhead, was best
man.. After the ceremony, the wedding
party went to the Comstock. where a
prettily appointed wedding dinner was
served, with only a few relatives and
intimate friends present. Mr.. and Mrs.
Baker left last night for st. Paul, and
will also extend their trip to Chicago.
They will be at home to their friends,
in Bismarck, after Aug. 20. The BRIDE
groom comes of a prominent Bismarck
family, n is associated with his faith
er in the real estate, elevator and loan