The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-18

fairs of the grand lodge office will be
in charge of Mrs. M. M. Ridley.
Mrs. O. E, Wakeman and children
went to hope yesterday, where they
will visit friends and relatives a few
weeks.
Mrs. Fred Irish has returned home
from Aberdeen, where she spent sew
eral days as the guest of Mrs. Ned
Spaulding.
Miss Anna Halvorson of Lengthy.
Mimi, arrived in the city yesterday for
a few days visit with Mrs. Frank Ost-
man, of Ninth street south,
There will be a regular meeting of
the Royal Neighbors this evening at
s o'clock at the A. o. u. w. hall. All
members are urged to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s, Watson went down
to the lakes today to spend the sum
mer. Mr.. Watson will return in a day
or so and the remainder of the summer
will spend the Sundays there.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Harris and daugh-
ter of Waycross, Ca, are visiting Far
go friends this week. They are en-
route to Casselton where they will
make their home during the summer
months.
In honor of Miss STEELE F1elstad, a
terrain this evening. On Saturday af-
ternoon of this week, Mrs. Wilbur Tar
CART will give a handkerchief shower in
compliment to Miss Fjelstad.
In honor of Miss Matilda Thompson
of Ayr, whose marriage to Victor Park
er of Flint. Mich, will take place June
Mrs. Guinness, entertained yesterday
afternoon. The affair was a misceli-
aneous shower given at the H. L. Boil
ley home for the intimate friends Of
Miss Thompson, all alumni of the Agrl-
| cultural college. Miss Thompson IS
visiting friends in the city this week,
Miss Marion Roberg and Sake H.
Richtman of Fargo were united in mar
rage yesterday afternoon at S o'clock
at the Trinity Norwegian Lutheran
church, Rev. Martin Anderson. o%ftictat-
ing. The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Emma Roberg and Mari
Richtman acted as best man. Follow
ing the ceremony. a wedding supper
was served at the Annex hotel for the
| Mrs. Richtman will spend their honey
| moon in the east, returning here to
make their future home.
This morning at II o'clock occurred
the marriage of Miss Margaret Alice
Long, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. d. 5.
| Long, of 92S First avenue south, TO
Alexander McPhail of this city. The
service took place at the parochial
residence Of Rev. Father Egan and the
guests included relatives and a few
Intimate friends. The attendants were
Miss Margaret Murphy. of Morris,
| MINI. and DR.. A. McPhail, brother of
the bridegroom. The bride wore a
navy blue travelling costume with ac-
! cessories to match and a corsage oou-
quet of bride roses. AFTER the se[Nroe,
of the brides parents, where a weddlng
luncheon was served for the immediate
! relatives and friends of both faml4les;
The appointments were In PINK anu
narrtA6 nIf the COlOE
scheme. The couple left this afternoon
| for Minneapolis, where they will speho
| their honeymoon. After Sept; 1; tney
will be at home to their friends IN the
town guests present at the wedding
were. Mrs. John Mcconnell and daugn,
| ter Shirley. of Bel1eld, n. D., Mr; ana
| Mrs. Henry Reardon of Clontar1' Mill;
Harold Reardon OF Benson; mLs"S RTinn
| Miss Margaret Murphy of MOTIFS Mlhh'
Grand Forks Herald: Yesterday al
ternoon at 4 o'clock at the nome Oh
! Lor1is Larson on Walnu street oc-
| Cured the marriage of his daughter,
Miss Isabel Matilda Larson, to Anorew
| Briah Lee of Harbourville, Nova sGollac
Rev. o. Larson of Fargo, an uncle u
| the bride. ofRciated in the presence OF a
| small Of relatives n trlends'
Miss Agnes Larson a sister was nrlaest
maid n Clarence Larson was pes.
| man. Promptly at the appointed hour
| the Mendelssohn wedding march was
| rendered by Earl Larson and the prlaal
marty came down the stairs. The orlde
| who was given away by her father was
| becomingiy attired in q, beautiful gown
| of white satin trimmed with lace ana
| nearls. She wore a corsage OF
| brides roses N lilies OF the valley;
The house decorations were In PINK anu
white and baskets of lovely PINK car
| nations. lilies of the valley and white
swee peas were artistically arranged
throughout the rooms. Following the
| ceremony a delicious wedding dlnneE
inst the members of the bridal party
| and the relatives. The bride Is q cnarms
ing young woman and a graduate OF
the, Grand Forks high school n
bridegroom is a prosperous young TAR
r1er. who owns a valuable ranch near
Towner. Mr.. Lee and his bride Will
leave today for Towner where tney
will make their future home n the
best wishes Of scores of friends will go
with them.
A wedding was solemnized Wednes-
dav. June 10, at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. B. Hanson, at Christine, n. D.,
when their daughter Huldah, became
the bride of Rev. E. M. Anderson OF
New York city Rev. =. c u 1890 iowa
oficiated in the presence of $50 friends
| and relatives. Miss Ruth Halaas rend-
cred Mendelssohn's wedding march as
the bridal proeess st3ns t IL place aans Ine
4 WI AAS ~@SN NNNNN
sister of the bride, and Lille Hanson
| proceeded the bride n her father.
| The bridesmaids were dressed In white,
| wearing pink girdles n each carry
ing a bououet OF pink carnations. They
were followed by the bride and her
| father. She wore a gown of white
| charmeuse made entrain and trimmed
| in lace net. She wore a full tulle veil
caught with lilies of the valley and
carried a bouquet Of white roses, sweet
meas and lilies Of the valley. The bride
| and her father were met at the altar
| bv Mr.. Anderson and his attendants,
where she was given away by her
father. The two best men were H. G..
| Anderson. brother of the bridegroom
| and Rev. p. Sehmidth. The ceremony
| took place under an arch of lattice work
| Of ferns white roses and bridal wreath.
| Huge wicker baskets of ferns, bridal
/ wreaths and roses We're arranged
| around the arch n down ths aisle.
| The dining room and sitting room were
trimmed in a color scheme or pure
white. During. the congratulations,
Miss Halaas played, Hearts and Flow
| ers, then several short speeches were
enjoyed which were given by Rev. s.
| Wufestad of Fargo, Rev. Mr.. Melvin of
Christine. Professor Black of Wahpe-
| ton, Mr.. Carlson of st. Paul and others
present. The Schmidth brothers favor
| ed the guests with an appropriate duet
and after enjoying a violin solo by
| Howard Peet, a dainty lap luncheon
was served. Several plano selections
| by Miss IIalaas and violin solos by Fl.
| Peet were enjoyed during the social
| hour. Among the visiting guests pre-
| sent at the wedding were DIR. j. C..