The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-08-26

~~~O ~@e~
woods of pine
Those far, sequestered aisles-reso-
nant with hymn
OF winds and tremulouS with SOFT dis
tances that shine
And blend into wondrous windows,
cool and dim.
Keep for me the sky, a dome sometime
adorned with sun,
BY still night roof, star-sprinkled,
darkly blue;
And let me remember, when the long
years round is done,
There is my own temple, there shall
find you.
John Matter, in Life.
Quite a number of relatives and
friends from out of the city are in Far
go to attend the wedding of Miss Lis
sic Morden Hodgson and Atty. Herbert
Frank Horner, both of this city, which
is to take place this evening at $50
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson H.
Smith, 409 Ninth avenue south. They
are Mrs H. M. Horner, of Finley, N. D.,
mother of the bridegroom; Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Martinson, of Finley, the latter
sister of Attorney Horner; Mrs. Frank
Leffler, also of Finley, cousin of the
son and two daughters, Katherine and
Jane, of Crookston, uncle, aunt and
cousins of the bride; Mr.. and Mrs.
James soren Anderson, m of Of, Minneapolis;
Mrs. Fred e. Smith, of Wahpeton, an
other uncle and aunt of Miss Hodgson;
Miss Frances Shea, of Glyndon; Misses
Marion and Florence Phillips, of James
town; Miss Hazel Hutcheson, of Bis
marck; and Misses Marjorie Knapp and
Elsie Curtis, both of Lisbon, all of the
the bride; Rev. Freeman H. Talbot, Of
Tower City; Paul Paulson, of Michigan,
N. D.; and Theodore Wanner, of Wah-
peton. The guests al the wedding will
sroz1 z1,,IA @1,1H OIof; Nf YN1A a
intimate friends. In the wedding party
will be Miss Helen Smith, sister of the
bride, who is to be maid of honor, and
noE1 smth WIFI give the Il brde Ss away w Dr. R.
A. Beard, of the First Congregational
church, will officiate, at the marriage
service; and Mrs. B. G. Martin, of Moor
head, will play the wedding march.
Miss Agnes Halland, whose mar
miage to DR.. S. Oftedal, of this city,
is an event of the near future. was
honor guest this afternoon at de-
lightful affair given by her aunt
Mrs. George Hoenck, 621 Ninth ave-
nue. north. Twentyfour young ladies
were guests and enjoyed a thimble
bee, some initiating linen napkins for
the bride-elect, some making dainty
kitchen holders, and still others tying
a beautiful silk quilt, the gift of the
hostess to Miss Halland. The rooms
were fragrant with quantities of
sweet peas, pink being the predomin-
ating color scheme everywhere except
the den, which was in red, with RED
sweet peas and red candles as the
decorations. A prettily-appointed two
course lunch was served at small
tables. which bore baskets of sweet
peas as the centerpieces. Candles were
also used. and the place of the honor
guest was marked by a bouquet OF
pink sweet peas. The hostess was as
sisted in serving by her niece. Miss
Alice Erickson. Mrs. ]. G. Halland,
ids, and Miss Marion Mather. of Ma
son City, Ia. both of the latter being
guests at the Hoenck home at pres
ent.
Mrs Edward Hancock, of Eau
Claire. Wis who" is guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Han
cock, expects to leave Tuesday morn
ing for a visit of a couple Of days at
Lisbon, N. D.. as the guest of Miss
Marie Adams. She will return to this
city Wednesday evening.
Many friends in the two cities will
he pleased to learn that DR.. w. ].
Phillips, of Philadelphia, Pa, brother
OF Mrs. w. S. Ulrich, of Moorhead,
will sing tenor solo Sunday morn
ing at the First English Lutheran
III MOOInGdu, OL WHICH LNSN'
Mr.. Ulrich is now pastor. The service
begins at II o'clock. DR.. Phillips has
sung in both Fargo and Moorhead on
previous visits to the Ulrich home,
and has many local admirers of his
musical talent.
Miss Mary Gardner. of S1o Thir-
teenth street south. was hostess this
afternoon to about twenty of her girl
friends. entertaining at an informal
thimble bee complimentary to Misses
Louise Leonard and Effie Wilson. Of
respectively. A pretty profusion of
garden flowers formed the decorations
A dainty lunch was served late in the
afternoon, the hostess being assisted
nv her sister. Miss Faith Gardner, and
Miss Jeanette Johnson. The latter re-
turned home this morning from the
lake. to spend few days.
A pretty wedding in which many
friends Of the couple are interested,
and which is to be quite largely at
tended, is to be solemnized next Sat-
urday afternoon at o'clock at Poke
gama beach, when Miss Irene Olson
and George Charlson, both Of this city,
are to be united in marriage The we'd
ding will take place at the Olson
summer cottage at the lake, and Rev.
w. S. Ulrich. pastor Of the First Eng
HSh Lutheran church of Moorhead,
will be the officiating clergyman. The
bride elect is a daughter of Mrs. Anna
Olson. Mr.. Charlson is an emp1oye of
the Dakota Sash & Door company Of
this city. His father and two sisters
also reside in this city.
Miss Dorothy Samer left this after
noon for her home in Chicago, after a
visit of two or three weeks in this
city as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A..
w. Vernon, 712 Tenth street south,
formerly Of Chicago. Miss Samer was
honor guest at an informal bridge
party given Friday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. Vernon, there being three
tables at cards. A dainty lunch was
later served at the card tables. and
the hostess was assisted in serving by
Miss May Howe. Miss Samer has been
honor guest at a number Of pretty
social affairs while in this city.
Joseph P. Graber and familyS of Sew
enth street south, left Friday for an
automobile trip to points in southern
and eastern South Dakota. They intend
before they return to Fargo The trip
will cover from 500 to 1000 miles. They
will be gone about two weeks
Or. and Mrs. G. A. Carpenter and
daughter, who have been spending the
Cormorant, will return to the city this
evening. DR.. Carpenter is again in the
best of health after his operation of
several months ago.
Miss Lena Anderson, who has been