The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-04
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Linderberg- Cruikshdnk, Simmons
Bouers Weddings Celebrated Today

The marriage OF three well known
Fargo young people and a prominent
young man of Duluth and Fergus
Falls, Mimi, were solemnized here
today, both weddings being quiet
home events.
L;nderberg- cruikshank.
The marriage Of Miss Mary AL
media Cruikshank to Edwin A. Lin
dermerg, Of Duluth, took place at
high noon at the home Of the brides
father, George Cruikshanlk, No. IS
Jackson apartments. Only immediate
relatives OF the couple were present
aside from Rev. Charles F. Sewrey.
Of Fargo, an intimate friend Of the
Cruikshank family, who performed
the ceremony
Just preceding the service Miss
Jessie Cruikshank 'sweetiy sang the
DHardelot number, Because God
Gave Me, You. with Miss Lillian
Crutksharik as her accompantst.
Both are sisters of the bride. The
bridal couple took their places to
the strains Of the Bridal Chorus
from Lohengrin.
The bride was beconaingiy attired
ia handsome suit costume of white
khaki kool. worn with dainty
Georgette blouse. and white satin
bat. Her corsage bouquet was of
pink roses and white sweet peas.
The ceremony took place before an
ers. pink and white sweet peas and
gladioH being the predoninating
floral decorations throughout, In the
dining rooms streamers of asparagus
ferns and sweet peas extended from
the chandelier to the table. and the
centerpiece for the.latter was a pref
ty arrangement of sweet peas.
Luncheon in four courses was served
shortly after the wedding service,
the serving being in charge of Misses
Lillian. Jessie and Margaret Cruik-
shank. ri.
The bridal couple left this after
noon for Fergus Falls and from
there will 20 to Dunn's Resort. on
Lake Lizzie. for a two weeks outing.
They will reside in Fergus Falls,
where Mr.. Linderberg has made his
headquarters for the past year. and
their at-home date 10 Sept. /.
The bride has made her home in
Fargo for ten years, coming here
with her family from Emerald, N. D.
For the past six years she has been
a popular member OF the clerking
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Stnre. Mrs. LinderberR has been
staldying voice at the Dakota
conservatory for the past three
ysars, having appeared here In sew
efal recitals. and for several years
has. been a member of the chorus
choir of the First Methodist church.
Several pretty pre-nuptiai affairs
have been given for her the past
week. Mr.. Lnderberg, who is a rep
ragentative for the F. A. Patrick
Wholesale Dry Goods company, has
q host of friends in Duluth, his home
CITY, where his father is deputy
collector of customs. The Linderberg
family is a prominent one there.
5uests present at the wedding
from eut-of-town were the BRIDE
Rroora's parents and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. A. LinderberG and Miss Es-
ther Linderberg, all Of Duluth; J. p.
Duttree,- Of Valley City. an uncle of
the bride: and Mrs. W. r. Barnard
add Miss Louise Barnard. of Mime
apolis. aunt and cousin of the bride.
81 Simmons Bowers.
Miss Edna Frances Bowers and
Inward Elliott Simmons. both of
Fargo. were quietly married at 4
oielock this afternoon at the home
Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
q y. Bowers. l0S Eighth street
south, Rev. Thomas ]. Graham, pas
tor Of the First Presbyterian church
Of Fargo, performed the marriage
service. in the presence Of sixteen
guests, mostly relatives. Miss Mabel
Bewefs, q cousin, played the Mem
dulssohn Wedding March. and before
tina ceremony also gave Mendels-
sdhn's Spring Song, and Meadow
eRs TO q Water Lily.
The bridal gown was a pretty Gre
aticn of white net over silk, worn |
with a corsage bouquet OF pink |
roses and lilies the valley.
Pink roses adorned the various |
rooms, and formed an attractive
centerpiece for the dining table, at |
carried out in the pink, was served, |
Miss Veta Berner assisted in the /
serving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simmons leave today |
on a ten days auto trip TO Itasca
and Bemidji lakes. and will also
Wait Cass lake before their return TO
Fargo. Their residence will be at
1906 Ninth avenue south. and they
will be at home to their friends after
Oct /.
sThe bride is q graduate Of the
Fargo high school and OF the North
Dakota Agricultural college. She
aaa been teaching in GAINESVILLE
Tor the past three years, and prior
To- that taught year In Lewistown,
Mont A number of parties in honor
II her approaching marriage have
oeen given recently. Mr.. Simmons, a
son OF Mrs. Sarah Simmons Of SSi
1i9hth avenue south, was formerly
i Fargo college student. and Is at
present connected with the D. d.
simmons CO.. of Moorhead. which
handles seeds, grains, potatoes and
'uel. operating a warehouse in that
,ity The Messrs. Simmons are
orothers. Both Mr.. and Mfs. Sim
Mons were reared in Fargo, where
hey have many friends.
Guests present at the wedding
rom out of town were Miss Jennie
afge, of Chicago, an aunt Of Mr..
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