The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-06

ss will follow the young couple to their
new home.
Mrs. Scion Crum returned home last
evening from a months visit with
friends n relatives at Winona, Alex
ander and Minneapolis.
Mrs. Rodger Brown of Detroit, Mimi,
will arrive in the city tomorrow for a
two weeks visit with her sister. Mrs.
c. O. Follett, OF 914 First avenue
north.
The YeOmen gave a dancing party
last evening following their regular
business. 1t was attended by a Target
number Of young people and all report
a good time.
George Pardoe returned this morning |
from Chicago where he spent the past
several days on business. He was &C.
companied home by his daughter Alice
who visited her grandmother in Chi |
cago during his Chicago visit.
Washington, May 6.-AIl details for
the wedding Of the fourteenth White
House bride were completed yesterday. |
The chosen few who will witness the
ceremony nave received notes of invita-
ton. 1t was said that no engraved in
~vitations were sent. Nearly everyoneI
in official and social life in the city |
will receive an announcement. Miss
Eleanor Wilson'S trousseau was stat
ed yesterday to include eight evening !
gowns; seven tango" gowns; two cloth
coat suits; five taffeta coat suits; four
taffeta street dresses: a dozen warm
weather frocks; six white skirts and
silk waists; nineteen hats; twelve pairs
shoes and eve parasols. 1t was ex-
pected that the wedding rehearsal of
Secretary McAdoo and Miss Wilson
would be held today. Decorators began
House interior into a fairland Of
flowers. In addition to a stone cottagal
at Chevy Chase, Nd, a fashionable sub
urb of the city, which Secretary Nc
Alnn {a ,yaInrcfnnH tn hnxya lAora1 Gov
the ummer. it was understood yester-
day that he has decided to take a roomy
big house on a fashionable downtown
street for next winters season. After
the wedding trip, the secretary does
| not expect to be able to leave his work
this summer.
The pupils of the Dakota Conserva-
tory Of music will give a recital at the
| Civic center IN Friday evening, May s.
The following program is planned:
Inez Freeman.
Maxine Wasem.
Geraldine Gronitz. Leg :
Duet Gypsy Life ............ Sartorio
Violet F1amsr and Edith Reddinston;
Valse in E nat Durand
Francis Buttles.
Brownie Dane ............ Kanman
freeman.
Ada Lien. brown
Tyrolienine ...... Hummel
Mabel Parsons.
| Duet-Dance Of the DeWdrOps. ,Ducelle
Mabel and Harriet Parsons.
On the Mystic Lake ............ Helms
Loretta Elliott.
nSDpy N0G Marion T6omaier:' I'ohner
Enchanting Waltz ........ Krogmann
Jack Crabbe.
Waltz from Faust" .......... Gounod
Helen UlriCh,
Pure as Snow LANCER
Rose kopelman.
Miserere from ~Trovatore ........ Verdi
Henry UlriCh.
AT 1Wlllght .............. G~anSChal5
Martha Crabbe.
The Fountain Bohm
Clayton Berdahl.
Duet-Goodnight .............. Helms
Jack and Martha Crabbe.
Duet-Loretta and Elizabeth Elliott
Marie Turner.
sweet violet ............ Smallwood
Doris CLANCY.
Zelda Resiey.
In the Mountain Hut .......... Helms
Kathleen Grice.
Violin-Swedish Folksong. .....,...
Grace Gregorson.
Max GRADER.
Ouu1hleF ........s LlCnner
Luman Campbell.
Holiday in the Village. Helms
Edith R~eddington.
Esther ellis.
Violtn-Slumber Song ..,....... Booth
Soldiers March .......... Laubach
Hilma Hoffman,.
Duet-Slumber Song ..........., Low
Evelyn and Winifred Ulsaker.
Gertrude Monson. III
summer Lishner
Harriet Ostbye.
| Althea Waltz ............ Krogmann
Phyllis Baldwin.
h Chase .::.:....:... BurgmueIler
Mildred Nelson.
| Cheerfulness Lishner
Emma Barnes.
Morning Prayer ..........., Streabbor
Irene Raaen.
On the Green .............. Streabbog
H. Lulu Brust.
March ................ Willard Rudd
MOTHERS DAY,
Sunday, May 10, 1914.
This Is her day-the day of Mother
love.
Send her a box of choice cut flow
ers, and wear a flower in honor of
the best Mother that ever lived.
Bright flowers for mothers living.
White flowers for Mothers memory