Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-01
Returned to South Dakota.

Returned to South Dakota.
Mrs. Daisy Williams, who has been
che guest of her sister, Mrs. H. Alden
Enyeart, for the past few weeks. re-
turned last evening to her home In
Leola, South Dakota.
Visiting Friends in Minot.
Mr. and Mrs. W.. II. Alexander OF
this city are spending the week in
Minot, as guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. D.. A. Dinnie.
Methodist Sunday school Picnic.
The Methodist Sunday school will
moor at Riverside Park. All members
of the Sunday school and church are
cordially invited. The guests will
bring their w baskets and supper
will be served at 6 o'clock.
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Fargo Couple Wed.
Last evening at the home of. the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. W..
Hubert of Fargo occurred the mar
riage of Miss Edna. Parker Hubert
and Harry Monsoon, in the presence of
only the immediate families and q few
intimate friends. Promptly at \7:30
o'clock Miss Myrtle Burley sang 90
Promise Me-" at the close of which to
the strains of the Lohengrin wedding
march, played by Miss Belle Hodgson,
the bride descended the stairs to meet
in the living room. The service was
read by Rev. j. R. Morgan of Gard
ner, assisted by Rev. Leland Porter
Of the Christian church.
The bride wore a gown of white en-
broidered crepe voile over char
meuse, with a chiffon overskirt and a
long veil. and carried a shower bou-
r,r~t ~e h~iln'r NHs~- Els1n - 4
Hubert, who attended her sister,
wore blue silk crepe and carried Kill
larney roses. Mr.. Lloyd Monsoon act
ed as best man.
Following the ceremony, Mr.. Leigh
Monson sang II Love You Truly" A
reception was held from 8 to 10
O'Clock, after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Monson left over the N. P. for Fort
Francis, Can, where they will be To-
Gated until November, when they ex-
; pect to return to Fargo to make their
home.
I Out-of-town guests were: Mrs. J.. A.
Elliott of New England, N. D.; Mrs.
G. N. Taber of Reynolds; Mrs. a. S.
Duntley, Miss Anne Geddes and Miss
Mabel Elliott of Grandin; Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Boles of Magnolia. N. D;
and Miss Myrtle Bentley and Miss
Belle Hodgson of Gardner.
Left for Fargo.
Mrs. E. N. barrow who has been at
tending the suffrage rally, returned
home on the noon train. Mrs. Oar
row Is president of the State Votes for
Women league and is an enthusiastic
worker. She mas travelled through the
state in the interests of suffrage and
is very optimistic over the work that
has bee accomplished. Mrs. barrow
stated that several national organizers
and speakers will be in the state be-
fore the election nex November and
the various leagues are raising funds
to carry on the campaign. Mrs. OAR
row has paid her own expenses and
has given her services very willingly.
A suffrage worker in Massachusetts,
who is taking an interest in North Da-
kota affairs forwarded a. check for
5000 to be used for the work in
North Dakota. The Minnesota Equal
Suffrage league also sent n check for
500, the sum was raised May 2, at
the demonstration.
Mrs. barrow also stated that from
an active campaign. Mrs. STANLEY
O'Neil of Milwaukee, formerly Eliza
beth barrow of Fargo will have
charge of the state headquarters in
Fargo. She is a Vassar graduate and
a very capable young woman. She
was president of the first suffrage
league organized in Milwaukee and
assisted during the campaigns in Wis
consin and California.
Miss Jane Thompsons, another ma
tional organizer is making a tour of
the state at present, she will spend
six weeks here and will work in Bow
a Hettinger, Adams and LaMoure
counties. DR.. Anna Shaw and Jane
Adams will visit the state later in the
season.