The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-20
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young lady among her many friends IN

young lady among her many friends in
Fargo.
Saturday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Otterstetter OF 40 Fourth
avenue south. Moorhead. occurred the
marriage of Miss Anna Otterstetter TO
Oscar Schultz Of Fargo. h ceremony
was performed at 6 o'clock in the pres
ence Of only the immediate family ana
a few intimate friends. The bride was
he bridegroom by A. H. OtterstetteT
The young people left for a honey
moon trip to the bridegroom's nome az
Pine City, Mimi, after which they vii!
be at home in Moorhead. Both are well
known in Fargo and Moorhead.
The Political Equality club, one of
the largest of h Minneapolis organl.,
late yesterday ~telegraphed Secretary or
State william Jennings Bryan, tnank-
ing him for taking a public stand In
favor Of woman suffrage. the telegram
was sent after the club had gatnereG
at M~innehaha park for a picnic, which
took the place Of the monthly meeting;
1t read as follows: The political
Equality club, over 600 strong, sincere
ly appreciates your forceful adVacacy
Of woman suffrage. Having waited and
hoped for your doing this very thing.
the club is confident that your action
will contribute materially to the trlum-
phi Of the cause, and feels correspond
ingly grateful to you therefore. MRS:
Luth Jaeger, Corresponding Secretary"
Mr.. and Mrs. e. H.. Knowles, Of 719
Fourth avenu north, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Frances TO
DR.. Carl F. Scherer of Minneapolis
MINI. The wedding will take place at
the home of the brides parents on
Wednesday, July 20. Miss Knowles Is
visiting in Minneapolis and the Min
n~eapolis Journal has the following to
say of the many. social functions, which
are being given in her honor: In COM
pliment to Miss Frances Knowles,
w wh0s tsk m1 nlaee Ju to % 8r at the the h sGnef of
her parents in Fargo, N. D., Miss Clara
Stemper gave a luncheon yesterday at
her home, 1712 Fifth avenue south;
Covers were placed for eight: ddanr ana
the table. Mrs. Harriet Heffern OF the
bennington was hostess at a dinner
last evening in the blue room In honor
Of Miss Knowles. Covers were placed
for Ugh Pink and white sweet peas
and roses were h decorations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hector Of Bath,
Maine, whose marriage was a sociat
home from their honeymoon abroad
concerning which the Boston Post has
the following to say: Mr.. n MRS.
Fred M. Hector have been spending the
Bath, Maine, In England and Francs:
Mrs. Hector Is the niece OF Harold
SewalI, formerly United States minister
to Honolulu, and at present in the race
for congress. and a member of the old
Bath s~hlpbuilding family. Mrs. Hector,
despite the inspiring sights Of seeing
suffragettes hurting stones and bombs
through store windows in London, is
not a suffragette, and I never intend
to be- she added: h other couples
Swanton, vt, and Mr.. and Mrs. c. Ar
thur Wolley of New York. Although
all started at different times they
wound up on board the Cleveland and
all acknowledged that they "tangoed"
on the decks across. Married or not
married" Mr.. Hector Is the son Of
Martin Hector of this city who was
present at the wedding.