Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-20
Returned From Maple Lake.

Returned From Maple Lake.
Miss Hazel Fink has returned home
from Maple Lake where she has been
q guest for the past several days at
the summer home Of Miss Sylvia Hun
ter.
Well Known Couple Married.
Friends in this city have received
cards announcing the marriage of Mrs.
Mary Farrell to Joseph Gargan. The
wedding took place at Alexander, N.
d July O.. Rev; Father Dougherty
Frances Gargan and ]. o'Connor. The
couple will reside on a farm near Will
bur, N. D.
Lecture at Commercial Club.
DR.. A. Ward Miller, a tree and soil
expert will deliver an interesting adj
dress this evening at 8 O'Clock in the
Commercial club rooms. His subject
will be~'Home Life on the Farm A
cordial invitation is extended to the
public. h members of the Women's
Civic league are urged to be present.
100
Entertaining Guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. shideler of Cot
tonwood street are entertaining as
their guests for the summer, Mrs.
Shideler's sister. Mrs. C. F. Halliday
and two daughters, Misses Florence
and Elizabeth and Miss Nan Jones of
Parker, Indiana. Mrs. Shideler and
guests will leave this morning for a
few weeks outing at Lake Bemidji.
Left for St. Cloud.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry j. Humble and
two children, Marion and Leo. left
Sunday evening for st. Cloud, where
they will visit for a week, at the home
of Mrs. bubbles parents. Mr.. Hubble
Will return to Grand Forks the latter
part of this week, but Mrs. Hubble and
children will visit relatives in st. Paul
before returning home.
800
Schumann-H eink's Daughter to Wed.
A wedding which will take place in
San Diego, CAL, in the autumn will be
that of the daughter Of Nine. Ernes-
tine schumann-Heink. Miss Marie
Schumann-Hetnk, mi Hubert Guy of
San Diego, Cal, the grandson of the
late B. F. Guy of Washington, D.. c.,
and son of the late Walter Guy, also
Of Washington. The wedding will
take place on the return of Nine.
schumann-Heink and her daughter
from Europe, where Nine. schumann-
Heink is singing in Wagnerian operas
In announcing the engagement OF
Miss Schumann-Heink and Mr.. Guy, a
Washington publication says:
Miss summarizing makes hel
home with her brother, Ferdinand In
a six-room cottage on a ranch of for
ty-f1ve acres Of, oranges, near Sar
Diego, on the outskirts of the big es-
tate owned neal by her mother. The
latter's place is called Grossmont, and
the chalet overlooks the valley Of E.
Cajon.
"a year ago Miss Schumann-Heink
with Miss Gertrude Nieman went
there to live in the simple style Of ar
upholstered cottage. They sold 49, 0
worth of oranges since.
The romance leading up to the en-.
gagement began by young Mr.. Guys
horse getting beyond his control and
dashing into the open door Of Miss
Schumann-Heink's stable. He was
stunned by knocking his head against
the cross-beam.".-
st. Lawrence-LindaM Wedding.
This morning at 8 o'clock at st
Michael's. Catholic church occurred
the marriage Of Miss Genevieve st
Lawrence Of this city to Robin T
Lindahl of st. Paul. Monsignor j. A
Lemieux of1ciated in the presence O
a small company Of friends and rela
tives: Miss Lillian st. Lawrence, I:
cousin Of the bride, was bridesmaid
and Adelore LAHORE of Enderlin, N
D., was best nan The bride wore
beautiful gown. Of white satin Will
net over drape. and a long veil caugh
In 9 hair with "a wreath Of lilies o
the. valley. She carried a shove
bouquet Of bridessroses and lilies of tn
valley. The bridesmaid was becom
ingly attired in a dainty gown Of whit
crepe meteor and carried an arm
bouquet of white roses.
Following the ceremony the brida
party went to the home of the bride
aunt, Mrs. Paul st. Lawrence of Cot
tonwood street, where a daintily an
pointed wedding breakfast was served
n rooms were made attractive will
baskets of white roses and lilies O
the valley and a bouquet of rose
made an attractive centerpiece TO,
the table. Mrs. st. Lawrence was as
sisted in serving by Mrs. Edwar.
Jefery Of Fisher. MINI.
Both young people are we'll know,
and nave scores Of friends who will
join in extending best wishes for flu
ture happiness and prosperity. TIL,
bride has grown to womanhood her,
and h groom is one of the assistant
In h Great Northern superintend
ent's Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lfndahl left or tn,
noon train for g. honeymoon trip t,
the win cities, and the bride Travelled
IN a tailored suit of blue with hat AM
accessories to match. They will b,
at home to friends in this city afte,
August Is at a coy residence on Da.
kota avenue.
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