The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-06-04
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In Piano Recital

A large audience at Stones hall Sun
day afternoon greeted Margaret Barnes
and Elizabeth Cleveland at the piano
recital in which they were presented
by the Dakota conservatory. Both lit
tie girls showed musical ability con-
siderably beyond their years and did
much credit 70 the training given them
by their instructor, Miss Mabel Bowers.
Assisting on the program were Thelma
Edelbrock, Violinist and Vivian More,
cello, who with little Miss Barnes gave
a trio that won warm applause.
The small sister of little Miss Cleve-
land acted as flower girl, both chill
dren receiving many pretty blossoms
from friends in the audience.
At 4 o'clock this afternoon the local
Daughters of Isabella will begin their
semi annual initiation ceremonies, in
the K. c. hall. Mrs. G. O. Smith, district
deputy, will have charge of the work,
and quite large class win be initiated.
Included in a program of music and
talks will be addresses by both local
and outside speakers, it was anticipat-
ed, and following the initiation lunch
will be served in the X. c. dining hall.
The members Of the local court, St.
Anne, and their candidates received
communion Sunday morning at st.
Mary's cathedral.
Many Fargo friends of the bride are
interested in the marriage of Miss Ruth
Halaas and Joseph Tollefson, the lat
ter of Noonan, n. D., which took place
at the Halaas home in Christine, n. D.,
Sunday afternoon. The bride is a piano
graduate of the Dakota conservatory
with the class of 1913, since which
time she has been teaching large class
es in Abercrombie and its vicinity. Mr..
Tollefson's parental home is also at
Christine, but he is now employed in
the bank at Noonan, where the couple
will reside after short wedding trip
to points east. Preceding the ceremony,
Lundy, of the Norwegian Lutheran
church at Christine, Miss Bergliot Cas-
parry, of Moorhead, sang the selection,
Because, and later played the wedding
march The bride was given away by
her father. An elaborate dinner was
served to thirty guests following the
ceremony, and during the afternoon
Miss Abbie Nellermoe,. OF Christine,
Halaas home was beautifully decorated
for the wedding with apple blossoms,
lilacs and ferns, in tasteful arrange
1nent.
Many Fargo friends, especially in
"A. g. circles, where both were very
popular, viii be interested to learn
that MIR. and Mrs. Herbert McQuillan,
nee Miss Altine Knatvold, are resid-
ing at SOS East Third street. Roches-
Ian is successfully engaged in the
confectionery business. The young
people. whose wedding had original
+ III been set for this month, were mar
RED instead on May rs. at the home
DC the bride. in Albert Lea, Mimi.
Mr.. McQuillan's business interests
making the latter date more conven-
lent bis parental home liz at Roches.
ter, where he is well and favorably
known. The bride was for three years
student IN the domestic science de-
partment at the Al, G. In Fargo. and
would have been graduated this
spring had she returned 70 school this
PAST year. Mr. Macmillan was an al.
4 C. student for two years. being a..
junior there last year and instead OF
returning this year to complete his
course. engaged in business ia his
home city He was very prominent
IA athletics az the a q