The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-31

ing, and the hours were spent In
needlework, and in deciding upon
a club emblem. A pin was decided
upon but the design will not be
chosen until the next meeting. Miss
Frances Adams and Miss Blanche
Ellingson sang several solos at the
gathering last evening. Club wish
tors were Miss Delza Watt OF
Marion, N. D., and Miss Gladys
Brandt Of Fargo.
Mrs. Charles Bowiner OF Duluth,
who has been the guest Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. George Holiday. $40
Seventh avenue south, for the past
three weeks will return to her home
tomorrow morning.
w. d. Sweet and daughter, Miss
Ethel, 329 Eighth avenue south, will
leave today for Minneapolis. to enjoy
a short visit with Mr.. Sweets som
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. G. Robbins. Accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. Robbins, Mr. Sweet and
daughter. will! start on a motor trip
to California tomorrow. All OF the
principal places of interest along the
route will be visited and the journey
is planned to last several weeks. Los
Angeles, Cal, has been decided, on
as the headquarters of the party
during the winter months. Mr.. Sweet
and daughter will return to Fargo in
the early srring.
Miss Ann Krossitk of Moorhead is
to be hostess at an informal gather
ing at her home on Saturday after
noon in compliment of Miss Alice
Laughlin of Willmar, Mimi, who is
Margaret Stodder and Miss Mabel
city, to be absent during the winter
months.
At 8 o'clock last evening. Miss
Dora Freeman, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. w. Freeman, 615 Eighth ave-
nue. south, Moorhead became the
bride of Theodore Kittelson, former
ly Of Moorhead but now of James,
town. Quantities of asters in the
shades of pink, lavender and white
and greenery, were used in the
adornment of the living room, where
the wedding vows were exchanged.
in the room, as Miss IneZ Freeman,
sister of the bride, played the we'd
ding march from "Lohengrin" and
Mrs. E. r. Hill sang Because, before
the marriage service was read by
Rev. F. NJ. Eckman, pastor of the
Swedish Lutheran church Of Moor
head. Mrs. Hill sang, o, Promise
Me, after the ceremony. The bridal
gown was fashioned of white crepe
meteor and was elaborated with seed
pearls. A wedding veil Of tulle was
worn with the costume and was held
IN place with a wreath of lilies-of-
the bridal bouquet was
Of bridal roses. Miss Elsie Freeman
Is her sisters maid of honor, wore |
yellow crepe meteor and a corsage |
bouquet of pink rosebuds. Little |
Misses Ann Herried and Doris Free |
man, acted as ring bearers and flow
Or girl, and they were gowned alike |
N frocks of white crepe meteor with |
sashes and bows of pink. Vernis |
Freeman, a brother of the bride, at /
ended the bridegroom. Asters were |
also used in the dining room where |
l three course luncheon was served |
after the ceremony. Mrs. Norris |
StohI was in charge of the dining |
-oom and she was assisted in serv-
ng by the Misses Alvera Mylier,
Amy Freeburg, Inez Freeman, Laura |
xittelson and Mildred Anderson Mr.. |
xittelson and his bride left last even
ng for a wedding trip to Minneapolis
and points in southern Minnesota, |
and they are to be at home to their |
friends at Jamestown, N. D., after |
Aug. Is. Mrs. Kittelson travelled in
1 suit of Burgundy with a medium
,ized hat Of black. Out-of-town
suests here for the wedding and who
are still guests at the Freeman home
are Mrs. ]. ]. Alrick Of Milaca,
Mimi, Mrs. Morris Stohl Of Rock
ford, ILL.,, Mrs. Harry Miller and Mrs.
A. Edfast of jamestown.
Mrs. F. E. Bali and family, S5s
Ninth avenue south, returned to the |
city yesterday from Lake Melissa,
where they have spent the summer
at their cottage. AK
Mrs. Marie L. Brooks and children,
who have enjoyed a months vacation
visit with friends and relatives at
st. James, Mankato
and Worthington, Mimi, are expect
ed to return to the city the first Of
the week. Mrs. Brooks will resume
her duties as bookkeeper at the
Bentson Drug Co. at that time.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Clark of
Tenth street north, have as their
guests their sons aud daughter i'm
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Clark
and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Allen Clark and
families of Washington, d. G. The
Clarks are en- route to their home