Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-20
WHAT THEY ARE DOING IN SOCIETY

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The Ladies' Catholic order Of For
esters will hold an important bust.
ness meeting this evening at 8 o'clock
In the knights OF Columbus hall. All
members are requested to be- present
MrA ]. e. Sheehy Of North Fifth
street and Mrs. w. v. O'Connor Of
Belmont avenue are enjoying a visit
with their mother. Mrs. NJ. O'Hara
OF Superior. Wis. =
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Bethel Lutheran church will hold a
sale in the church on Belmont ave-
nue. Thursday evening. october %. A
mission program will be rendered at
1880 o'clock. followed by sale of
various fancy articles. Refreshmente
will be served and q cordial invitation
Is extended to all. 80
Mrs. John Dinnie' was hostess this
afternoon when she entertained the
members Of, the Rebekah Book and
Thimble club at her home on North
Fifth street. Sewing and visiting
were the pastines and the pleasant
service OF a very nice luncheon. Mrs.
Dinnie was assisted by her daugh-
ters.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. p. c.
Burfening in Minneapolis on wednes.
day, October IA. occurred the mar.
rtage OF Miss Mary Lucille Peck
Forks, to Louis ROLAND Burfening OF
Minneapolis.
The marriage was solemnized at
o'clock In the evening and Rev. Stan.
ley Manning officiated in the presence
OF small company Of relatives and
friends. The house decorations were
suggestive of the autumn season and
the rooms were made attractive with
maple leaves and trailing vines. Pre-
cedtng the ceremony Mrs. Tenie Muir.
ply Sheehan sang Il Love You Tur.
ly" by Carrie Jacobs Bond. At the
appointed hour. Miss Sophia Russell
who presided at the piano, sounded
the notes Of the Lohengrin wedding
march and the bridal couple tool
their places before an improvised al
tar.
The bride wore q beautiful gown o.
accordion plated chiffon. the corsagt
OF which was Of bugle beaded band
ing with an overdrape Of lace. Sh,
carried q bouquet of rose buds ant
lilies of the valley.
Following the ceremony Mrs. shee
han sang group Of ballads and tn
young people received the consratula
tion Of their friends.
The wedding announcement will b
received with interest here AZ boil
young people are former residents o
Grand Forks. having attended tn,
state university.
Among the out of town guests IL
attendance at the wedding were Mrs
A. l. Turner, q sister Of the bride
Burfening and Russell Burfening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burfening left for ,
short honeymoon trip and will be q
home to their friends in Kuhn. N. D.
after November Is.
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Among the many interesting fea
lures. at the federation meeting II
jamestown last week was the splendid
conservation program which was siv
Cunningham Of Larimore, chairman
| Of the committee.
Prof. w. B. Bell Of Fargo. presiden
Of the State Audubon society, was tn,
main speaker. and his subject wa!
Birds Of North Dakota" Prof. Bel
has done excellent work In this stat
and is responsible for interesting ,
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save the irds. Prof Bell said in part
North Dakota is peculiarly fortu
nate In its location. midway between
the eastern and western states. tn,
home Of hundreds Of migratory birds
Each spring from $40 to $50 migra
tory birds enter the state and remain
for a time: There is an endless vari
makes bird study in the state peculiar
~ fascinating. Some birds remair
here throughout the year and at eacl
| season there Is a new variety to study
"On the whole we find much inter
est shown in our department. Som'
| one planning to plant wild flower
gardens In home. parks and schoo
planted in some parks and privat,
groves. The Civic league Of Crane
Forks had talk on soil composition
and plant food that was very profit
able. Ashley had a program on con
servatton OF wild flowers and goot
roads. as did Glendale and some 9th
er towns. Cando had several pro
grams on various phases Of conserva
ton. Wimbledon has local chair
man. Mrs. Berlin, who saw to 1t tina,
they not only had club program or
birds, but she also organized a Junior
Audubon society. Paradise and sew.
eral other places have sent for mater.
ial on "Undeveloped Resources" Some
clubs have studied Massachusett,
shade tree laws. They are the one!
we are working to have our state laws
modelled on.
I'VE have co-operated with the Bet
ter Farming association in talking di.
versified, farming and rural better.
ment. Some Of the field men have
spoken for US on trees for North Da.
kota farms. We hope more clubs will
be interested in this phase Of our work
and in the new investigation of rural
credits and proper marketing of farm
products. =.