Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-10-20

The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Presbyterian church Will hold a work
meeting in the basement of the
church Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock and q large attendance is de.
SIRED. 80
Master Kenneth >Gaets celebrated
his fourth birthday anniversary yes
terday afternoon by entertaining a
company Of little friends at Hal
loween party at his home on Cherry
street. The house decorations were
appropriate for the season, pumpkins,
witches and Jack o'lanterns Completed
the eject. Games and contests were
the pastimes and at s o'clock an
elaborate. supper was served and the
table decorations were very unique.
The centerpiece was comprised Of a
miniature cornfleld with a scarecrow.
Covers were laid for twenty and. Mrs.
Gaetz was assisted in serving by Miss
Selma Andrews and Mrs. Walter Dun
bar
The various districts of the Meth
odist Aid society will hold their regu-
lar meeting Wednesday afternoon at
O'clock at the following places:
District No. will meet at the home
Of Mrs. w. L. Dudley, COS North
Seventh street.
District No. will be entertained at
the. home Of Mrs. A. 8. Burrows, 612
Belmont avenue.
their meeting at the Methodist church
and Mrs. w. p. Davies will be the
hostess.
District No. s will meet at the home
Of Mrs E. c. Converse, University
Place.
A beautiful wedding was solemniz.
cd at Upham last Sunday in the Nor.
wesian Lutheran church when Mrs
Anna Pinkerton of that place was
welded to George McDonel OF
Churches Ferry. ...,
The ceremony was solemnized at i:
o'clock noon and, the Rev. Moore OF
the Evangelical church of Bantry Of.
ficiated. While the guests were assem-.
bling, Mrs. c. c. Morrison rendered q
program Of music and the Misses
Maude and Sadie Pinkerton, daugh.
ters Of Mrs. Pinkerton, sang "A Per.
feet Day" by Bond.
Promptly at IL o'clock the strain,
Of Mendelssohn's wedding march
sounded and the Rev. Moore took hi.
place at the altar which was beauti.
fully decorated with ferns and smilax
The groom. with his son George
entered from the vestry and met; thu
bride At the altar. The bridesmaid
were the brides, two charming eldel
daughters, Misses Maude and Sadie
Pinkerton. and Miss Ella wahl. Will.
the groom was supported by Messrs
Tom Void, Emil Torne and Casper
Grondahl.
The impressive ceremony was rea<
after which Lohensrin's wedding
march was played while the bride and
groom received congratulations.
The brides dress was peacock blu,
crepe du noir with shadow lace and
pearl trimmings and she carried Al
arm bouquet Of cream roses.
Her two daughters wore beautifu
with over dresses OF net and Mis-
Wahl's dress was Of white embroider'
ed voile.
After congratulations the guests
about nifty in number, repaired to thu
home where the wedding dinner waa
served. The happy couple autoed II
Towner. and took the train for tn.
cities and points In tho east on a wed,
ding trip.
The bride is one Of the pioneers O.
Uphan and 10 known far and wide To-
her hospitality and is respected 70,
her many good qualities and nunnber,
her friends by the legion The groom
ts . prominent farmer Of Churche,
Ferry.
The brides wedding suit was o,
black naoire with hat to match. Thl
out OF town guests at the wedding
were Mrs. Davidson and George Nc
DoneI Of Churches Ferry. son and
daughter Of the groom Miss Maudt
Pinkertop Of Langdon.
Mr.. and Mrs. McDonel will reside
In Minot after their return from thei,
wedding trip and they carry will
them tho good wishes Of scores ol
friends. for .their future happiness and
prosperity