Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-21
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Double Wedding in
/, East Grand Forks

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Tuesday morning at the Sacred
Heart church in East Grand Forks,
MISS Ella May Sabourin and Napol-'
q con FOrtier@go Of Drayton. N. D., and
Eva May Sabourin and Eugene Ed
! ward Gregoire Of Merrifed, N. b.,
were married at q nuptial high mass,
read by Rev. Father Klinkhammer.
The brides are daughters Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Sabourin.
Miss Ella Sabourin, who was mar
$ried in an apple green travelling suit
with which she carried Killarney ros-
es, was attended by her cousin. Miss
Agnes Gagnier of Seattle, Wash. Nj.
& Fortier's best man was his brother,
diamond Fortiers of Drayton. Miss
= Gagnier was ina tailored suit Of pur-
pie, and her flowers were pink carna-
lions.
The other bride wore a travelling
costume of dark green and her bod
quet was also Of Killarney roses. She
I was attended by Miss Florence Pat
node Of this city, and Moses Gresoire
Of Merriield, the groom's brother, at
tended him. Miss Patnode wore a
navy blue suit, and carried pink car
nations.
Following the church service the
wedding party went to the home of
breakfast, and in the afternoon at 2
o'clock, a dinner was served to a com
pany of relatives and intimate friends.
The young couples left for a honey
moon trip to h twin cities.
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The Zion Lutheran Ladies' Aid will
meet tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock
in the church parlors. The hostesse'
will be Mrs. Paul johnson, Mrs. 2.
Hagness, Mrs. o. Bondelid and Mrs. G.
Ulvin.
Miss ii. NJ. Bray Of Thompson, an
active worker in the Red Cross aux
Hilary at that place, is In the city to-
day visiting the local Red Cross
headquarters.
Mrs. NJ. Rabinovich and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harold B. Cooperman, went
to Fargo today to visit for a week.
Mrs. G. H. Madsen. AIS Sixth we
nue., has as her guest her mother, Mrs.
W. E. Holt of minneapolis.
The women of st. Marks Lutheran
church will, give a chicken supper in
the pariors Of the church, corner
Fifth and International this evening
between S and 8 o'clock.
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Mrs. c. c. Arnold and her two
daughters, Florence and Helen, will
leave tomorrow morning for Fargo,
and Mr.. Arnold and another daugh-
ter, Violet, will join them there on
Saturday. The family is going to
Mrs. Arnold. Mr.. n Mrs. N. j. Gray,
vaudeville performers on. the Pantages
circuit, who are at the Grand theater,
Fargo, this week. Mrs. Gray was for
merly Miss Mildred Smith of this
city.
Miss Julia Lindquist OF Minneapolis
and G. E. Onherg of Williston were
married today in this city, Rev. Thos.
Gallagher, pastor of the Methodist
church, performing the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. Onberg will go to Wolf
Point, Mont. to make their home aft
err a short wedding trip. a
The women Of st. Mary's congre-
cation gave a successful bazaar apd
turkey supper last night at the church
auditorium. Committees of members
took charge ofsthe fancy work booths,
and the dining room and h affair
was given a most generous patron
age.
The Women's auxiliary of st. Pauls
Episcopal church will hold a regular
meeting this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
il the Guild hail.. All members are
urged to attend.
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Miss Julia Newton gave the second
of the November series of demonstra-
tons yesterday afternoon at the Zion
Lutheran church. Mrs. o. T. Ellestad
assisting.
The demonstration on food substi-
tuts. was practically the same as thai
given on Monday, at the assembly
hall OF St. Michael's pro-cathedral.
Four varieties of meat substitutes
were prepared and served. and Miss
Newton talked Interestingly on food
conservation and the duty of assist
ing the government in this important
branch of wartime economy. She
emphasized the fact that this was
just as much a patriotic duty, as help
ing the Red Cross, and buying Liberty
Bonds. sE
This afternoon the third Of the
demonstrations is being held at the
central high school building, domestic
science rooms. and Mrs. R.. A.
sprague, the city food commissioner
is in charge. Every housekeep-
er of the city is urged to attend these
meetings and learn the most efficient
and practical ways Of helping in this
conservation program.
Tomorrow's demonstration viii be
at the Belmont school, where Mrs. N.
G.. Benner will be in charge,