Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-12-26

pensed Christmas hospitality at their
University avenue home yesterday and
heir guests numbered seven. Mrs.
Werstlein served delicious dinner at
: o'clock and covers were laid for her
mother. Mrs. o. Anderson, her aunt,
Miss Margaret Prendergast Of Bantry
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Disher. Miss
Nina Disher Of Marvel and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. " Hogan.
The wedding of Miss Jennie Ethel
Woods, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
James 8. Woods. residing near Forest
River. and s. J. Taber, of Grand
Forks. assistant manager Of the
Rumely Products company. took place
noon. Rev. McInnes officiating.
The bridal couple will spend several
days in Grand Forks before proceed
ing to Fargo, to which point Mr..
Taber has been transferred. and
where he has leased and furnished a
fiat for his bride.
The bride Is well known in Grand
Forks. having resided here number
of years. She was one Of the most
River as we'll.
Miss Selma Woods, sister, and
Clifford Woods, a brother. attended
the couple. Among Grand Forks
people attending were Mr.. and Mrs
Wager and daughter. Frank and DR..
H. G. Smith, Mrs. Montgomery, wife
of DR.. Montgomery of Winnipeg, was
another in attendance ...
A quiet wedding took place Thurs
day afternoon ut the home Of Mrs, A.
A. Mellum; at Petersburg. N. D.. when
her daughter, Miss Carolyn, was unit
ed in marriage to Emil A. Nelson, OF
Grand Forks. Rev. J. Ringstad off,
ciating.
The bride is an estimable young
lady, and is well known resident OF
Petersburg. having been reared to
Womanhood in that vicinity. She at
tended the State Normal at Mayville,
from which institution she graduated
In 1911. She taught two years in the
public schools at Hatton, N. d., and
one year in the public schools at
Beach. N. D. 80
The bride was attlred in a dark
blue travelling suit and hat, and was
attended by her sister, Miss Julia Mel
lum. N.
The groom is a we'll known resi-
dent of this city. having made his
home here practically all his life. The
last four years he has been located
at Minot. where he has been connect
ed with the Minneapolis Threshine
| Machine Co.
The bridal couple left in the evening
Tor Minneapolis, where they intend
to spend week, after which they will
return to Grand Forks. where they
will make their future home at us
Cottonwood street.
Ine rooms were made festive with
| christmas decorations, roses and
ferns.
Try Bunte's Chocolates and Part,
Candies. They are excellent. Fol
sale at all candy stores.-Adv.
Miss Sibyl Mcdonald. a Minot vouns
lady who is we'll known for her must.
cal abilities, has been selected as one
OF the singers In Handel's Messiah
which is to be given in the audi.
torium theatre in Chicago next Mon.
day evening. The Chicago Symptom,
orchestra is to accompany her Mis-.
| Mcdonald Is graduate Of the Chi.
cago musical college and this recog.
milton or her musical success will be
| X + X
Axel Jorgenson. son of Rev. anc
Mrs. F. Jorgenson of this city, who /.
| located at jamestown in the practice
OF law, will leave next Tuesday even.
Ing for Ottawa, ILL.,, to visit his sis.
Ter, MISS Rlkka JorgensOn. Miss Jor.
genson is in the sanitorium at Ottawa
and though she Is getting along splen.
didiy and regaining her strength rap,
idly, she did not deem 1t wise to re-.
turn home for the holidays.
Miss Amanda |. Jorgenson gave .
happy Christmas party at her home
on Cottonwood street for the pupil.
Of her music classes and the pleasure
was enjoyed by a company of twenty.
fve. The hours were from 8 to
o'clock and the program of entertain.
ment included a few piano selections
| by the guests, sketch of some of the
musicians lives and some musica
games. Miss Jorgenson decorated hel
home in the Christmas colors and
served delicious lunch at the close