Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-09-26

members of the Thursday Musical
club Thursday afternoon at 4 O'Clock
at the home of Mrs. NJ. G.. Olson on
Reeves avenue. Will all the members
who intend to support the club by at
tending the meetings and assisting on
the program be present on Thursday
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The hest time to buy millinery is
right now. Don't wait until the rush
Is on. Come in now. Pick out the
hat you want. The prices will save
you money. Our stock is full of choice
and stylish goods Howe Millinery, 5
South Third Street.-Adv.
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w. w. Norton, director of the choir
at the First Presbyterian church has
returned tC the city and taken charge
Of the choir for another year. Direc-
tor Norton aims to have one of the
hest cholrs in the city and is fortunate
on having pumher of very fine
voices to assist The personnel of
the choir is as follows:
Organist. A. p. Clifford. Members
OF quartet. Mrs. p. j. Spence, soprano;
Gladys Mayer. contralto: +. r. Dick
inson. tenor and w. w. Norton, basso;
sopranos. Misses Maude Cummings,
Hall, Esther Halgren. Rikka Jorsen-
son. Maude Martyn, Viola Perry. Ell
sic Rohde, Tnez Serumgard. Maude
Stevens; altos. Misses Myrtle Ellen
son, Mabel Laxdal, Dora Mcbride.
Alice McFa dden, Hortense Moore,
Martha Taubert, Craze Swank; tenors.
Anon Flaaten, Wilbur Lycan, John
Muir. F. w. Stevenson. Joseph Snow
field. Walter Tostevin, Llewellyn
mer Elleneson. ]. r. Stevenson. Louis
Tellner. Max Taubert, Herman Wolff.
The following program of music
has heen arranged for the services on
Sunday
Morning.
Anthen,.-Rreak Forth Into JOY.
................... Rogers
Choir.
Offertory--Lead Kindly Light. -.
........... ,......... P:nsuti
Miss Gladys Mayer.
Evening.
Anthenl--More Love to Thee. Reed
ul ,.t..,.. Choir. .a
Offertory-I Will Call Upon Thee.
quartet.
A pretty Wedding occurred at
Jamestown last Thursday when Miss
Marie Ingmundson became the bride
Of Paul Lutz. The bride was for
merly o resident of Grand Forks and
has many friends here who will Join
In extending good wishes. Miss Jes.
sic Dow OF this city was maid of hon
or. The following account Of the
wedding is taken from the Jamest own
Alert:
Last evening at 8 o'clock at the
home of the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs. G. P. Ingmundson, 121 Second
avenue south, occurred the marriage
Of Miss Marie Ingnundson to Paul
Lutz, the son of Mr.. and Mrs George
/. prettiest that has recently occurred
In jamestown. 1t was a quiet affair
and witnessed only by the immediate
relatives and intimate friends.
"The wedding was soleplnized un-
der a canopy of smilaX and pink and
white cosmos, with a wedding bel
of the same flowers. the ceremony
being performed by the Rev. Guy w
Simon of the First Presbyterian
was used. AS the bride entered
Lohengrin's wedding march was rem.
dered at the piano by Miss Agnes
Lewis. who later sang Loves Coro-
nation" and after the ceremony play.
ed the Mendelssohn wedding march
The bride was charmingly gowned in
cream charmeuse with trimmings OF
snadOW lace ana pearls, wearing veil
with wreath of orange blossoms. She
carried shower bouquet of brides
roses and white sweetpeas. She was
attended by Miss Jessie Dow of Grand
Forks. The groom was attended by
A. Leroy Aylmer as best man. Miss
Marguerite Smith of Buffalo, n. Y,
the guest of Miss Alma Lutz. sister
of the groom, was also present The
wedding gifts were very beautiful.
LAS the bride ascended the stair
way after the ceremony. lhe tossed
her bridal bouquet to the group be-
low, where 1t was caught by Miss
Lewis. After a delicious wedding
supper the bridal couple left for a
weeks trip to Chicago and the twin
cities and upon their return will be
at home at their new bungalow resi-
dence on Third avenue north. The
brides going away suit was of pur-
pie chiffon broadcloth with hat to