Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-02

One Of the attractive late June we'd
dings In the state was that Of Miss
jamie Leona Hannah, q daughter OF
MI. and Mrs. David Hannah, ST., OF
Hannah and sEmory Thomas Wells OF
Vanguard, Saskatchewan. which took
place Wednesday morning at the
home Of the brides parents.
Rev. Mr.. Gillis of the Presbyterian
church oficiated at the marriage cere-
mony, which was attended by a num-
Der Of relatives and friends. Mrs.
John p. Law sang 20 Promise Me-"
before the bridal party entered, and
Mrs. 2. y. Hannah played the bridal
al.
Ferns and pink peonies were bank
ed In q corner Of the living room and
the vows were exchanged before this.
Miss Lottie Skene and Roy Wells Were
the attendants. the former wearing a
gown Of pale green crepe de chine
and carrying an armful of pink roses.
The bride was gowned in white crepe
de chine elaborated with silver lace
and pearl trimming and with this she
wore a veil arranged in cape effect
with lilies Of the valley n rose buds.
Her bouquet was a shower of roses
and m~arguerites.
A wedding breakfast followed the
ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs. Wells later
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be at home after July 10th.
Mrs. Wells was the honor guest at
q miscellaneous shower on the Mon
day previous to her marriage, given
by Mrs. lanes Byers of Hannah.
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Miss Katherine Henry, a daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry of Wal
afternoon to Seal Bernard Robinson,
a son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Robinson
of this city. Rev. Harvey J. Moore
read the service, in the presence of
thirty guests. Before the ceremony
Mrs. e. A. Arhart sang, and h
sounded the wedding music of Men
delssohn as the bride, unattended, en-
der an arch Of ferns n pink and
white peonies. and quantities of the
peonies in the same colors were bank
ed about the rooms.
AS a bride Miss Henry wore her
travelling costume of blue with hat of
white, and a corsage of pink flowers.
A wedding dinner for which the
tables were arranged in pink and
white. supplemented the ceremony.
Mr.. Robinson and his bride left
Saturday evening to spend a short
time at Maple Lake. and later in the
summer will be at lone in Mime
apolis. Until a month ago, Mr.. Rob-
inson was a resident Of Grand Forks,
making his home here with his par
ents, but being connected with the Of
flee department of Nash Brothers
Wholesale Grocery company. he was
transferred to Minneapolis when the
head offices were moved there.
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Miss Katherine Bower, who has
been an instructor in textiles and sew
ing in the Home Economics depart
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kota during the last year, left on Sat
urday for Bismarck, where h has
accepted a position with the Bismarck
Tribune company. The position left
vacant in the university summer ses-
sion by Miss Bowers resignation has
been filled by Miss Luella E.. Coe. a
graduate of the university.
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Miss Alice Wehe, 217 Walnut
street, left Sunday morning for Devils
Lake to conduct a kindergarten and
supervise playground work at the
chautauqua, which opened this morn
ing.
The Daughters q Norway will meet
this evening at 8 O'clock. at the X. Of
P. hall. Reports of the Grand Lodge
meeting recently held in his city will
be read, and there are to be reports
from a number of important commit
tees. All members are urged to at
tend.
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Mrs. F. H. Carter Of the Hotel Da-
cotah returned Sunday night from a
two months eastern trip.
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$50 beautifully trimmed hats IN
colors at half price. SO hats, all COL
ors. values up to $500 for $1.4e while
they last. Mrs. H. P. Knudson, Mil
linery.-Adv.
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DR.. H. O'Keefe and his daughter,
Miss Genevieve O'Keefe are in the
Twin Cities and Rochester, Mimi,
expecting to be away for a couple of
weeks.