Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-26
D OF Interest to. Women D
Summer Session
Opens at Wesley

Wesley college has reopened after
the weeks quiet that followed the
closing Of the regular term, and a six
weeks summer session was begun
Yesterday. Regular courses Of study
will be offered by the faculty, most of
whom are remaining through the
summer, and there has been a good
among the students who have come
to the city for the summer term at the
University of North Dakota. The
session will close early in August.
A wedding noteworthy because Of
the prominence Of the groon,'s fam
lily in his state, took place at Valley
City Saturday night at the home Of
Major and Mrs. Frank White of VAL
ley City. when Miss Christina Black.
of Clifford, Ontario, became the bride
Of their son. Edwin Lee White.
The marriage service was e by
Rev. William Crosby Lyon. pastor Of
the First Presbyterian church, guests
being a small company Of intimate
tons were carried out in pink with
quantities of summer flowers. against
a background of greenery, and the
pink flowers and appointments were
used on the supper tables.
The bride Of this attractive we'd
ding wore a gown Of white georgette
crepe made with lace, and her flow
Ors were an arnlful OF pink roses n
valley lilies.
The bride and groom are both
graduates Of the Valley City normal
school where they met several years
ago. Since graduating Mrs. White has
been teaching at Goodrich.
MI. White is the son Of former
Governor and Mrs. Frank White. and
los n~nx< ~o@ot ~ h{o 1tPA L. No I1aSy
city, outside the period when the FAM
lily lived at the capitol. and during
his college course. He has applied for
service In the a and expects to
be assigned to duty within q short
time.
Mr.. White and his bride will honey
moo In the twin cities. and after re-
turning from their trip expect to re-
side at Valley City.
Mrs. John Cooper Of Stanley and
Minot has announced the marriage OF
her youngest daughter. Laurel, to DR..
R. E. Thoms Of Detroit, Michigan.
DR.. Thoms recently graduated from
the medical department of h Uni
bride is spending two months on the
Cooper ranch near Stanley. after
which time he plans to enter the
medical corps of he army.
Tho Grand Forks County Sunday
school convention at Gilby, which OPP
ened last night is drawing a number
Of church and Sunday school work
ers from Grand Forks, among them
being a party which motored over
last night, including Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A.. Mcintyre. Miss Mary Tirrell, Miss
Marion Merrill and Mrs. Robert Fras-
or. Rev. Thomas Gallagher Of the
Methodist church also left last night
to attend the sessions, which will close
tomorrow.
The womens Home and Foreign
Missionary society OF the Presbyterian
church will meet Wednesday after
moo at 3 o'clock in the church par
lors. for the regular monthly pro-
is to be Alaska" and h hostesses
will be Mrs. John Bathgate and Mrs.
E. j. Lander.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. I. Pitt. Of SIS
Chestnut street have as their guest
Mr.. Pitts sister. Miss Fannie Pitts of
st. Paul. Miss Pitts expects to re-
main here during the week, and next
week will go on to Cleveland. Ohio,
to complete her vacation.
The Ladies Aid society of the swed-
lsh Lutheran church will meet tomor-
row afternoon at 8 o'clock in the
church parlors. Mrs. Oscar Moberg
will be. hostess for the afternoon and
will serve lunch.
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Miss Eva Earl will leave this even
ing for a vacation visit at Port Hill,
Ida, where she will be the guest of
her sisters, Mrs. F. j.. Anderson and
Mrs. Jesse Togus, who until recently
was Miss Ada Earl.
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Miss Helen Sanford. court stenog-
rapher, came in last night from Lang
don and was at the home Of her
mother, Mrs. 8. B. Sanford. 317 North
Fourth street, until this morning,
when she continued on to Grafton.
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Misses Lucille and Mable Payne of
Winnipeg are guests Of their grand
mother. Mrs. Carrie Payne Of Tie
North Sixth street.
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