The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-12-11
LOEShbdugh-Keye
Wedding Today

With an effective military setting,
IN honor of the bridegroom's recent
entrance into the United States mill
sary service, the wedding Of Miss
Helen Katherine Keye and First
Lieut.. Arno A. Lorshbaugh, both of
Fargo, took place at high noon today
at the home OF Miss Reye's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Keye, l12I Second
avenue south. The brides pastor, Rev.
r. A, Beard. OF the First Congrega-
tionsi to- a.,sIn' church being out Of the city
e. G. Ford, Of the Plymouth ConEre-
gattonal church. Seventeen guests
were present. nearly all being mem
hers OF the two Immediate families.
The wedding was q quiet but at
tractivs one, ana the ceremony took
place in the hvingroom before q large
American nag that draped one entire
side or the room. White narcissi
formed the other decorations for the
Miss Florence GoFmley at the piano
played the Bridal Chorus from Loheh--
grin as tha couple. unattended, took
their places, and st the conclusion Of
eS ns ceremony plsysa few strains
March. Miss Gormley also gave q
number of pleasing selections during
the course OF the wedding luncheon
that followed, and played softly dur
ing the marriage service.
The bride was becomingiy attired
in = handsome travelling suit of dark
blue silk velvet, with a hat in gray
tones harmonixing with the blue. and
q georgette crepe blouse hand-em-
hroiderad In colors to blend with the
suit Her dowers were = corsage bou-
Quet of bride roses and valley lilies.
Soon after the ceremony q four
course luncheon was served, carrying
out color scheme OF pink and white.
Ice cream moulded as roses, and can
dies in pink and white We're features
of the menu, and the centerplecs for
the dining table was beautiful pink
cyclamen plant tied with white. The
place cards were Of the rose and cupid
was tied with q bow Of white tulle.
and that of Lieutenant Lorshbaugh.
who was In uniform. was drapea with
an American naG.
The couple LETT this attsrnoon tor
Battle Creek, Mich, where Lieutenant
Lorshbaugh Is ordered to report for
duty Dec. Is, at Camp Custer. He re-
ceived his commission only recently,
at the second Fort Smelling training
camp. They will stop for a day. in
brothers, John Keye, az the Great
Lakes Naval Training station. Mr..
Keye is assistant instructor in the
hospital corps there.
is : graduats Of the Fargo high
school and Of the A. O.. finishing in
the home economies department Of the
college q year ago last June. Since
then ehe has been teaching home eco
nomics In the high school at Glyndon.
Nina where she has made many
warm friends. She resigned that pc
sition only last week. The bride Is
an alumna member Of the Delta Phi
Beta sorority Of the A. c. and was
proninent In dramatic work at the
college while q student there. The
hrtdagFoom, a SON Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
j. Lorshbaughs S13 Ninth street south.
Ia 4 araduata' OF the Page, n d., high
school and also attended the A. q. for
a year and a half. Later he entered
the employ Of the Dakota Trust Co.
ii Fargo, and was for several years
assistant cashier there, prior to en-
rolling at Fort Smelling. The couple
have q host Of friends in Fargo and
elsewhere. Another pretty pre-nup-
tial AFFAIR IN honor OF the bride was
given Monday afternoon when the
Delta Phi BAta sorority girls enter
tanned &C luncheon az Ceres hall. at
the "A. e..
0ut-of-town guests at the wedding
were the brides uncle and aunt Mr.,
and Mrs. J.. - Hanson, puluthi and
Alfred zuger. uncle Of the bride. from
Bismarck,