Grand Forks daily herald., 1915-06-30

The marriage of Miss Clara Hyslop.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs George
Hyslop of 81 Cottonwood street, and
Charles wilkins of Willow City, will
take place at Z o'clock this evening
at the First Presbyterian church. Rev.
William II: Matthew'S pastor of the
church, will otficiate.
Miss Hyslop is a graduate of the
university. class of 1912, and has been
engaged in teaching in the schools
OF Willow City and Valley City since
her graduation. She is an alumnae
| member of the Alphs Phi sorority of
the university.
First National bank Of Willow City.
After enjoying 3 wedding trip, Mr..
Wilkins will take his bride to Willow
City. where he has cozy home pre-
pared for her.
Mss Adejne Stoughton, a graduate
or the university. who has been teach
| ing at Columbus, N. D., the past year.
has accepted a position in the st. John
schools for next year.
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Miss Marie Beaupre of this city is
spending the summer at Eckman, N.
D., as the guest of her cousin, Miss
Viola Bates, formerly of this city.
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MI ana MRS. Ia A. Plummer of
Epworth, N. D.. who have been visit
ing here for the past two weeks, left
| on the Northern Pacific yesterday
noon for trip to the Pacific coast.
Miss Ida Plummer. a teacher in the
Belmont school. accompanied them
The party will return to Grand Forks
! in the fall.
The years program for the Thurs
ol,,h Loe
by the executive board and the first
meeting will be held in October. This
i will be an open meeting and an oper-
attic Interpretation of Leon Cavillo's
Lingar" will be given. The piano
| work will be taken by Mrs. Sidney
Greenleaf and the solo parts by local
artists.
The question of associate member
ship and penalizing for non-attend-
ance was discussed at this meeting,
but was not definitely decided. The
| program for the year follows:
November-Leader, Miss Cordelia
Hulburd, La Tosca-Puccini.
December-Leader. Mrs. French,
Tennyson in Music.
January-Leader. Mrs. H. K. Geist,
French Music.
February-Leader, Mrs. R. Young,
nin-Paderewski.
March-Leader. Miss Emily Nash,
| Russian Music
| April-Leader, Mrs. E. E. Sherman,
May-Leader. Mrs. H. A. Enyeart,
The Lovers Quarrel.
Open meeting.
The marriage of Miss Cora Berg and
George Brundsvold Of Hatton was
solemnized at the residence of A. j.
| Hulteng in this city yesterday after
noon. Miss Isabelle Berg and Bennie
| Brundsvold, sister and brother Of the
bride and groom. were the attendants
Mr. and Mrs. Brundsvold will make
their home at Hatton.
Miss Mary Trepanier Of 81 Fourth
for several days. Miss Isabelle O'Con-
nor of st. Thomas.
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/ The Swedish Lutheran Ladies aid
held its regular meeting in the church
parlors and Mrs. Mathilda Brink was
the hostess.
The Ladies Aid society of st. Marks
English Lutheran church met this af-
ternoon with Mrs. George Jauss, 316
North Eighth street. Social chat and
needlework were the pleasures Of the
afternoon and the hostess served re-
freshments at the close.
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The Philathea class Of the First
Baptist church will meet at 2:30
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. J. q. Henry, 203 Vernon avenue
The first part of the afternoon will be
spent in study and Mrs. Louis Chance
will give a missionary reading. A So
cial session will be held as an honor to
Miss Jane Smith and Mrs Charles
Willis, who are leaving the city.
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Professor and Mrs. 4. J. Buckholz,
formerly Miss Floy jackson Of sos
Chestnut street, are now at LeAnse,
Mich. where they are. guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. d. Dixon. old friends of
Prof Buckholz. Mrs. Buckholx writes
that they are thoroughly enjoying the
boating, fishing and other sports that
the city Offers They will remain at
LeAnse for two weeks longer and will
then vidt Prof Buckholx people for
y tbs rsmAandsr u the summer.
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