The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-30

six weeks absence Of Mrs. Bruce and
her daughter.
Mrs. j.. F. Treat is entertaining TWEEN
ty friends at a bridge luncheon thls
afternoon. The hour is 2 o'clock.
Mrs. c. E. Jones of Lisbon is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. j. 5. camp
bell of the Wellington apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Teichmann gave
a z o'clock dinner last evening IN com
pliment to Rev. Mr.. Suckow and MISS
Martin Suckow of Rudyard, Mont. Gov
ers were placed for ten guests.
Myrtle Miller celebrated her birthday
anniversary yesterday by entertaining
twenty-five friends. Games We're the
diversion of the afternoon which con-
cluded with a 5 o'clock course supper.
Mrs. L. C. Iceberg of Eleventh avenue
south is entertaining this AFTERNOON IN
compliment to Mrs. c. E. Jones or LIS
bon, who is a visitor IN the Guy: me
affair is a thimble bee and the guests
are q few intimate friends OF Mrs.
Jones. d
Rev. Father Eggan, entertained the
choir members of st. Mary's cathedral
last evening. The thirty members at
tended the first performance OF the
Grand theater, after which they were
guests at supper at the hosts home.
Miss Leone Corey, of Bismarck, was
HdTIlSu ySoLSI a my AAAAS
to Frederick Grabbenstein, of Deer
Lodge, Mont. The marriage ceremony
was performed in the st. Georges
Episcopal church by the rector n
Just the immediate members of the
faculty of the family. The wedding
breakfast was served at the mckenzie
hotel and Mr.. and Mrs. Grabbenstlne
left last evening for their new home in
Deer Lodge. The bride wore a hand
some tailored suit of brown broadcloth
with hat and accessories to match. MISS
Corey resided in Grand Forks for some
and Mrs. E. NJ. Corey who removed TO
Bismarck about a year ago. she was
identified with the social and musical
organizations Of the city and was @
great favorite with all. The bridegroom
is an estimable young business man
who was connected with the Dacotah
pharmacy, here before going to Deer
Lodge. He is engaged in the same line
of business there and he and his charm
ing bride will go to housekeeping in
a cosy bungalow all ready for occu-
pancy. Good wishes for a happy and
prosperous future go with them. Their
wedding day was also the tW~enty-nlnth
Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Corey, the brides
parents. e.
Miss Florence Shotwell returned last
evening from Mandan, N. D., where she
attended the wedding Of her brother
Winthrop B. Shotwell, to MISS Mar
garet Tobin of hat city. The ceremony
took place Wednesday evening az )
o'clock at the parish house. Rev. Father
Clemens reading the service, in the
presence of a few intimate friends
relatives. The couple were attended py
Miss Florence Shotwell as BRIDESMAIDS
and M. Tobin, of Mandan as best man.
The bride wore a becoming suit of dark
blue mixed material with hat to match
and corsage bouuet. Miss shotwell AL
SO wore a suit Of dark material with
ba+ RI match. Immediately after the
service, a wedding supper was served
at the home Of Miss Tobin's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Tobin with covers
Mrs Shotwel left that evening for an
extended wedding trip. They will visit
at Spokane. Seattle and Los angeles
| returning home by the way OF san An
tonia inc New Orleans. On thelr re-