The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-06-01

Every girl and woman wants at
least one pretty lingerie frock for
her summer wardrobe. These dain-
ty frocks with their lace and frills
may be worn on numerous occasions
where semi-formal or afternoon cos
| TUNES are demanded and they are
practical in spite Of their trimmings
| for they may be readily tubbed.
What every woman knows, too, is
| that there is nothing more youthful
| and fresh looking than a freshly
| Numbered white frock.
This frock which would be just as
correct in a summer bridal party as
at an informal afternoon call is made
| Of that ever-useful material, white
| lawn. The skirt is three TERED with
| lace-edged embroidery forming the
| hounces. The broad girdle with it's
| bali trimming extends from the
waisteline down over the hips, show
ing one of the Spanish influences
which are appearing more and more
in the newer gowns. The bodice with
| it's surplus effect is not unusual, but
| it is becoming. The loose three
| quarter sleeves seem to be the vogue
for the warmer days, and are effec-
lively set off here with the ball trim
ming.
A silk coIored slip worn with this
frock would make 1t very smart for
it has been rumored by a New York
| house that silk underslips for all
transparent wash fabrics are to be
| demanded this season. And to back
| up it's claims this house has on hand
variety of silks and satins in plain
colors and with figured and printed
designs.
Sunday school are requested to be at
their room at Ills o'clock Sunday
morning.
The date for the benefit tea for the
I Permanent Blind Relief at the home
| of Mrs. J. s. Watson. Eighth street
south, has been changed from
Wednesday, June 5, to Tuesday, June
4, and the women of Fargo are asked
to reserve that day for this event.
A pleasing program has been ar
ranged for the occasion and the
women are asked to come and bring
their knitting and enjoy social
time. Mrs. Harry Magill, Mrs. A. L.
Moody and Mrs. George Hancock are
the committee in charge of the ar
rangements for the affair.
The Scandinavian Free church was
the scene of a pretty wedding Thurs
day evening when Miss Jorga Jorg-
enson and Emil Johnson, both of
Fargo, were united in marriage by
Rev. Mr.. Wuflestad, pastor of the
church. The church was prettily
decorated in pink, white and green
and the ceremony was witnessed, by
about 80 guests. Just after the
bridal march was played and the
| bridal couple had taken their places
at the altar, Miss Ingeborg Ajornevik
sang, 20, Promise Me-" and after
the ceremony sang. Il Love You"
The Girls chorus Of the church al
so sang several selections during the
| ceremony. The bride wore a. gown
of white charmeuse with lace trim
mings and carried a bouquet of
| bridal roses. Her tulle veil was ar
ranged in a cap effect and fell to the
hem Of her gown. She was attend
| ed by Miss Freda VOCAL and Miss
Lena Rudd, who wore gowns Of light
| gray and light blue silk with corsage
| bouquets of pink roses. G. Johnson
and A. Haug were the groom's at
| tendants. After the ceremony, a
short reception was held followed by
| the wedding supper. Mr.. johnson
| and his bride will be at home to their
| friends at 1914 Third street north,
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson have made
| their home in Fargo for a number of
years.
William is the name chosen for
| the baby boy born to Mr.. and Mrs.
William Busch, Fifth avenue south,
Friday morning. Mrs. Rusch is q
patient at st. Johns hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Reynolds and
daughter, Gladys, Third avenue
| south, left this morning for Portland,
Ore, where the avoiding Of Miss
Reynolds and Louis N. Johnson OF
! that city will take place on Wednes-
day, June 5, at the home Of the
brides aunt, Mrs. Martha Van Hook.
Following the ceremony, Mr. Joan-
son and his bride will enjoy we'd
ding trip in the car to Sea Beach,
/ Wash. and will be at home at 26S
North Fffty-second street, Portland,
after July /, where the groom Is en-
gagged in the drug business.
They had been engaged three
years, but there seemed no indtca-
1 tions that the good ship nlatrlmony
was towering in the ofing. She was
getting restless. but when she touch-
ed the subject he dexterously turned
1 the conversation.
Recently he turned it of to physi-
ology. a science Of which he was q
student
strange but we'll authenticated fact
that the whole human body changes
4 dear.