The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-06-30

tion of soft white taffeta, with touches
OF gold in the trimmings, and her
bouquet was of bride roses. Mrs
Kline wore gray Georgette, and car
ried pink roses.
Green and pink were the prevailing
colors in the pretty decorations for
the wedding, and peonies were the pre-
dominating flowers. a five-course
wedding dinner win be feature OF
the wedding at s o'clock, those who
will serve being Misses Florence
Platt and Gertrude Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs. AIbee will leave on the
North Coast limited for Butte, their
future home. Mr.. Albee, whose peo-
pie reside at Deer Lodge, Mont, is
Overland distributor for northern Mon
tana, with headquarters at Butte for
the last year. He has been in Fargo
for the past three days. The bride is
a graduate of the Moorhead Normal
school, and for the past. three years
has taught at Deer Lodge. She has
host of friends in Fargo. a number
of whom have given parties for her
recently, and her home has been here
all OF her life.
Mrs. F. B. Babcock and daughters,
Miss Irene GBabcock and Mrs. Lucy Hall,
all of Detroit, Mimi, aunt and cousins
Of the bride, were the only guests
present from a distance.
Warner Spencer.
At 8 o'clock this evening at the
home of the officiating pastor. Rev.
William F. Bacher, pastor of st. Marks
English Lutheran church, VIII take
place the marriage OF Miss Stella Mae
Spencer to Harry III. Warner, both of
Fargo. The brides brother and sis
ter, Ira and Miss Myrtle Spencer will
attend the couple. The bride will
wear her travelling suit Of dark blue
silk. with white shoes, hat and gloves,
with a corsage bouquet of bride
roses. Miss Myrtle Spencer will wear
rose-colored crepe de chine, and pink
and white sweet peas.
q o'clock a four-course dinner
will be served to a company Of "a
relatives and close friends, at the
home of the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs. B. f. Spencer, TIC First street
north. Pink and white peonies and
carnations have been chosen as the
decorations for the Spencer home, and
the serving will be done by Misses
Myrtle Spencer and Edith Oberg.
The couple will leave tonight by
automobile for Minneapolis and will
visit relatives in that city and its
vicinity for about ten days, after which
they will return to Fargo to live in a
new residence at 1925 Thirteenth
street north. The bride has been en-
ployed by the Northern School Supply
Company for the last year, and Mr.
Warner has been with the North Da-
kota Harness Company for eight
months, prior to which he was en-
ployed by the Ford Motor Company
for some time. Several pre-nuptia
parties have been given this week fol
Miss Spencer.
Among those present at the wed.
ding were M. Nordquist of Kragnes
Mimi, stepfather of the bridegroom
and the latter's uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Nels Hanson, Of Harwood.
Quiet Wedding This Evening.
A very quiet wedding, attended onl,
by the immediate relatives, will b
held this evening the Henry Floh
home, 1925 Fifth avenue south, whei
Miss Alma F7ohr will become tn
bride of John Lindberg, also of Fargo
The couple will be attended by tn
brides sister, Miss Louise F7ohr, an.
Emil Keal, the latter a resident tel
miles south of Fargo Rev MI
Mackenson, of the Grace Lutherai
German church, will perform tn
ceremony. The couple will go t
housekeeping at once, in Fargo.