Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-06
WEDDING
AT ROCHESTER OF
INTEREST HERE

II AAAO lW00u1uS was d 1l1OI I11uX. AkI61Ts
at st. Johns Catholic church. with
Rev. Father Murphy officiating. The
church decorations were in pink and
grey, with ribbon aisle markers, and
banks of blossoms on the altarsA
The brides attendants were her sis
ter, Miss Margaret Madden, as maid
OF honor, and Miss Eva Norton, who
has visited here as Mrs. c. J. Murphy's
guest, was the bridesmaid. Little Lor-.
aine Madden was the flower girl, and
Mr.. Kingery's best man was Norton
Lawler. There were two ushers, Leo
Devilliers and Archie Grant.
The bdde entered with her father,
appearing lin q gown of white bridal
satin trimmed with pearls. The court
train and veil which she wore were
worn I'm By %,1 Mr.; NJ L. W ". Myg1ay lM lar.
year, when Mrs. Kingery was a mem
Der of the bridal party. With this
costume a shower Of brides roses and
valley lilies was carried.
The maid Of honor was in q gown
Of pale grey oharmeuse. with a hat of
maline, and she held a bouquet of
pink roses. Miss Norton wore a frock
pink, with a maline hat trimmed in
moleskin, and her flowers also were
pink roses. The flower, girl was in
white organdy.
A wedding breakfast for fifty guests
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Madden,
followed the church service. Here
the decorations were in yellow, chrys-
anthemums and ribbon drapings car
rying gu the color tone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kingefy left during
the day for Kansas City, and Salina,
to visit the groom's relatives, and aft
err November Is they will be at home
in Rochester. Mrs. Kingery Is a gra-
duate Of st. Claire's seminary at WI
mona, Mimi, and will be remembered
from her visits here as a very charm
ing girl. Among the guests at the
of st. Paul, who was also here last
year for the Murray-Murphy wedding.
Miss Norton gave a beautifully ap-
pointed dinner for the bridal party
on Monday night before the wedding.
The November meeting Of the Civic
League was held yesterday afternoon
at 3 o'clock in the library rooms. with,
a good attendance Of members
The league has done away with all
departmental work, and Is concentrat-
ing its interest this year on civic Ques-
lions. AS the first Of the subjects to
be taken up, along this line, the men,
bers yesterday listened to a talk on
settlement work, by Mss Mae McCul-
AoSAAS sAAo SAsJ , GAA00 AS-
Culloch spent tho last summer spec
ializing in public Meath nursing, at
Milwaukee, Wisconsin,, and told a
number Of interesting things that are
being done in that state, and else
where in the country to better public
health conditions. She also talked Of
the local conditions and needs that
were making themselves known thru
the Associated Charities body, and in
various other wayN. ~
Mrs. r. A. Sprague gave a paper
on her work here as city food COM
missioner, telling of what has been
and is being done ip her department
of the public welfare work. Mrs.
~HSprague, who with Mrs. e. r. Chand-
North Dakota Federation Of women's
club meeting, recently held at Dick
inson, gave a report of the meeting,
which was a most successful one. Mrs.
Sprague had q food exhibit at the fed
Grafton and Mrs. Chandler, who is
state chairman Of the arts and crafts
department was in charge Of a big ex-
fact that Grand Forks is to entertain
the convention at the next annual
meeting, the Commercial club having
extended In invitation and expecting
to cooperate with the women's clubs
in entertaining the visitors.
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The young women Of St. Agnes
Guild Of st. Paul's Episcopal church.
with a number of others. met last
night at the city hall for the opening
4~ofLa-class inLRed Cross surgical dres.
sings. Mrs. Johnatthaan Watson and
Mrs.~E. G.. Allen supervised the work
last night, and will take charge Of the
class which will meet every Monday
evening between 1880 and 9 o'clock
for the making Of the dressings.
The class is open to any women or
girls whose day engagements do sot
permit them to engage in Red Cross
work and any who care to enter the
class may do SO.
The work was gotten nicely under
way last night, and there was q most
encouraging attendance.
Mr.. and Mr.. Fred Traynor and
their daughter Phyllis Of Devils Lake
were here ver Sunday as guests OF
the formers mother, Mrs. Isabella
Traynor.
Mrs. A. r. Bratrud left last night fol-
Minneapolis, to spend the rest Of the
week. having been called there by the
death of her GRANDMOTHER, Mr.
Crane Of Lake Minnetonka.
The women of the Presbyterian
church will meet on Wednesday aft
ernoon in the church parlors for thu
usual Red Cross work.