The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-28

church announce d public prografn a
NE n church on April 81, Mrs. LillIal
EarnsWorth Hubbell will read, II
were King, and there will be thre
CHOICE musical numbers Mrs. Hubbel
has given several readings in our cit.
recently that have delighted her aud
presentation OF, II I were King.
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Miss Harriet Fleming Of Bismarck
attended the telephone convention
annrsday n Friday. While in thu
CITY, she was the guest OF her sister
Mrs. Geo. Denis.
MRS. Anna ID. Tyler will give a trav.
ei TAX at the Vesper service at the Y.
VIC. A. tomorrow afternoon at 4:3C
oclock. Everyone cordially invited.
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Mrs. r. W. Peterson and two child
ia, where they will make their future
home.
wedding Of interest to many Far
Gertrude Houston youngest daughter
of Mrs. j. A. Houston of Herman,
Mimi, who vas married to Wallace
Lowell Baker OF Paramount, N. D.. for
March rs. The wedding vas a quiet
one, only very near relatives being ia
attendance. Under a canopy Of green
cry or evergreens and foliage was q
"AtIC SuLlh hilSSliIS pcnCn, pGEOFe
which the Episcopal marriage service
was read by Rev. Emmanuel Jones, of
Ea1rmount, N. d., an intimate friend Of
the bridegroom. The guests were re-
ceived by little Miss Rua Houston of
Wheaton, Mimi, and after they had
found their places, Mrs. Charles e.
Houston Of Wheaton, Mimi, a cousin Of
the bride played the wedding march
readlng Of the nuptlal service. After
DIR. Jones had taken his place the Miss
es Lucille Houston and Grace Fallon, a
niece and intimate friend of the bride,
ribbon to the altar. They were attircd
In pink satin gowns. Mr.. Baker en-
tered unattended and awaited the bride
at the night of the altar. Little Miss
DofothyAAlice Houston, a niece of the
bride, dressed in white shadow lace
over pink silk carried the ring in the
heart of a rose. The bride entered
leaning ON the arm of her brother Rob-
The bride was .gowned in white silk
crepe, trimmed with embroidered
banding and pearl trimming. Her head
dress was a Dutch cap of shadow lace.
The gift of the bridegroom to his bride
was a necklace of pearls and topaz.
After the congratulations DR.. Jones
sang, A Perfect Day. \ buffet luncheon
was served, the dining room being de-
corated in pink and white. the center
Of the table being adorned by the we'd
ding cake which was cut by the bride.
The happy couple left on the after
the bridegroom is in the employ of the
Salzer Lumber Co. They will be at
home to their friends after May /.
The September division of the First
Presbyterian Ladies' aid will give d
program in the church parlors Thurs
day evening, April 2 at s o'clock. The
program is as follows:
Part i.
Piano-Arabesque ........... Debussy
Miss Mabel Bowers.
Reading-A Bush Leaf Hero.........
Miss Gertrude Franklin
f fD the barS in :i the Dew De- De H eoom6s
Miss Olive Braisher.
The House by the Side of the Road
Leo Horst.
Piano-Rondo Capriccloso. Mendelssohn
Miss Bowers
Part Ill.
A two sketch scene from David Cop
perield.
Place-Betsy Trotwood's Home.
Betsy Trotwood. Mrs. C. F. ColwelI
Miss Murdstone. Miss Lorraine Pollock
David Copperfield. Miss Eleanor Amidon
Mr.. Murdstone.........France Stalley
Mr. Dick Revision Pollock.
MISS N1eud CnSSI6FIldn OF M0OTleaQ
went to Crookston this afternoon 30
spend the Easter vacation with friends.
o.
Miss Madeline Glasgow Of Wahpeton
an over Sunday visit with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. D. Glasgow OF Ninth
street north.
Mrs. n. r.. Turner returned home
from Minneapolis and st. Paul yester-
day where she enjoyed a weeks visit
with friends.
Mrs. Guy Vowles Is entertaining as
her over Sunday cues this week, Miss
Hazel King Of Devils Lake.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. "A. White of Edge
ley spent yesterday in the city visiting
with friends. They returned home last
evening.
Miss Elsie Palziuo, domestic science
supervisor of the Moorhead high school
left last evening for Chicago, to spend
the annual spring vacation. The Moor
head school adjourned yesterday for q
weeks vacation. -
Miss Katherine Dwyer left last even
ing for her home at Dent, Mimi, for a
weeks visit. She was accompanied by
Miss Greenwood who will be her guest.
Mrs. NJ. poppler of Frazee, MINI, is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Arnold
Preckel of Fourth street north.
Miss Anna Mae Quinn spent yester-
day at Casselton visiting with friends,
returning to the city last evening.
Mrs. J. A. Anderson, Seventh avenue
south, is entertaining Miss Mabel
Franklin of Bismarck, as her over Sun
day guest.
Miss Hildegaard Lavalley arrived in
the city this morning from Montevideo
where she teaches school. She viii
visit home folks a week. >.
The r. and T.. club will meet on
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. r. Coscio.
Miss Frances Lamb who is teaching
at Sandstone, Mimi, this year. will not
come home for the Easter spring vaca-
ton, but will spend 1t with Minneapo-
lis and st. Paul friends.
A suffrage tea is being held this af-
Waldron, the members Of the Seventh
ward of the Votes for Women league.
acting as hostesses. The hours are 4
to s o'clock. Mrs. r. M. Pollock viii
be the speaker of the afternoon.
day afternoon for Minneapolis where
they will make their future home.
Mrs. Clara l.. Darrow, president of
the North Dakota suffrage organiza-
ton left yesterday morning for Des
Mississip dai' v Thers s ghs Mlal c a59sna t g
%. 80 and 81. There will be
different states at this conference. |