The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-11-26

Ssbinson- Young wedding next
Wednesday evening. n
The Ladies' union Of the Moorhead
| Congregational church will meet
| Tuesday afternoo.a from 3 to 5 o'clock
In the Red Cross rooms at the Moore
head public library.
The First Methodist nyworths
league will hold a'"can" party this
| evening beginning at o'clock, in the
Mars room Of the church. The price
| Of admission will be a can OF fruit, +
jelly or other such viands, these 10
90 into the baskets filled annually
for Thanksgiving. Everyone is well
come.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Robinson, COLI
fax, ". d., and w. P. Cairncross.
Wahpeton, returned home Sunday
evening. They had been In Fargo
since Friday, the men to take in the
Shrine meeting. and to attend the
kanadian Riddles performance. and
were guests at the +. II. Carnes
home Fourteenth street south. 49,
Elmer Dynes. now a musician In
the band Of the Sixth division of the
Atlantic feet, arrived In Fargo sun
day to spend an eight days furlough
At the home of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Dynes, 1894 Thirteenth
street north. %H
Little Miss Dorothy Bowe, dauEh-s
ter OF Mrs. Mintie Bowe, left Satur-
day for jamestown, to spend A week z
at the home OF her uncle, Thomas
Pendray and family. ea
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Smith. North :
Broadway. are expecting their =,
OF New York city, 70 arrive in FAR
go Tuesday for an extended visit. p
Mrs. Reed was formerly Miss Adele
Smith. ar
The Third division OF the First x
Baptist Ladies Ala society will meet
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. L. b.
Hanna, 9o2 Third avenue south.
A very large number OF townEpeo-
pie and members Of the college circle
enjoyed the fine Thanksgiving con-
cert at the A. c. armory Sunday aft
ernoon. II was given under the Y.
an annual affair.
Miss Laura Roseno. sister Of Mrs.
F. p. Walker, both Of Fargo, left
Saturday for Minneapolis, where
she joined Mrs. w. w. Barton, OF
that city, for trip to Porto Rico.
They plan to spend the winter in
Porto Rico. returning home in April.
Mrs. Juliet deLendrecie has ar
ranged for her adult dancing class
to meet Tuesday evening at 1880
o'clock in Stones hail. instead OF
Wednesday evening, because Of
activities.
The Votes For Women league Of
Fargo will meet Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. II. L. Bolley. promptly at
? 30 o'clock, so that all may attend
the Roosevelt school meat substitu-
ton demonstration by Miss Newton.
Sunday afternoon at o'clock at
the home Of the brides sister, Mrs.
Nettie Moe, First avenue south,
Moorhead, Miss Olga Bredeson, Far
20. was married to Ed Anderson,
N. D., Rev. Martin Anderson
officiating. Miss Ovidia Eilefson,
Eyre, Mimi, and Pideman Anderson,
the latter a brother of the
bridegroom. attended the couple. Lit
ne Pearl Ruud, Fargo. was flower
girl and Miss Helga MyEaard, Far
go, played the wedding march. About
fifty were at the wedding. The brides
gown was of ivory colored silk and
yeorgette crepe. trimmed with bead
work, and was worn with a veil Her
flowers were bride roses and valley
lilies. Miss EIIefson wore cream
,olored crepe de chine with bead
work trimming, and carried white
rosebuds. The decorations at the Moe
home were in orange and white. the
after being effected with chrysan-
.hemums. A four course dinner was
served at s o'clock. The bride was
graduated seven years ago from st.
Iuke's hospital, Fargo, since which
lime she has very successfully prac-
iced her profession I'm Fargo and
is vicinity. Mr.. Anderson is a well
Snown young farmer OF the Kindred
leighborhood, where the couple viii
'eside. They will leave for Kindred m
few days. Several pre-nuptial par
les have been given here recently
or the bride.