Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-21
Local Couple Are
Married at Fosston

On wednesday at n Norwegian
Lutheran parsonage at Fosston
Ingeborg .Klepp and o. g.. Glaserud
both well known residents Of this city
Rev. K.$O. Hildahl oficiated.
The bride Is the daughter of Mr.
n Mrs. g. KIepp of Bagley, former
ly of Mcintosh. MINI. MI. Glaserud
Is the son Of MI. and Mrs. II. o
Glaserudss old-time residents Of Ell
dred. Mimi, and in business life Is the
vice president of the H. Bendeke Co.
of this city ~
Mr.. Glaserud and his bride will
spend their honeymoon at various
points in Minnesota, n will be at
home to their friends in the Dakota
block on October tenth
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Miss Reba Wells, a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. F. J.. Wells and a former
married on Wednesday at Minot to
Fred j. Rush of that city. The we'd
ding was a most attractive affair,
which took place at / o'clock in the
afternoon at the Methodist church,
with Rev. G. L. Clifford officiating.
Miss Gladys Reite of Portal sang,
before and after the ceremony, and
Miss Mabel Wright. until recently of
Bismarck. was at the organ. In the
bridal party were Miss Lola Wells,
the brides sister, az maid of honor;
Miss Mabel Shefveland of Harvey,
and Miss Florence Dunnell as brides
maids, the brides niece, Katherine
Jane Wells, as flower girl, and Glare
Dunnell as ring bearer. The maid of
honor was in yellow crepe de chine,
with a white Inc gold hat and an
armful Of yellow chrysanthemums.
The bridesmaids frocks were of pink
taffeta, with which they wore picture
hats and carried Ophelia roses. The
bride was robed in cream satin de
chine with trimmings of silver and
seed pearls. She wore silver slippers,
a veil held in place with a band of
velvet and swansonia, and her bou-
peas.
A reception at Mr.. and Mrs. Wells
home followed, and during the after
noon Mr.. Rush and his bride left for
the Twin Cities, where they will spend
q few weeks, later returning to Minot
to make their home.
Theodore Holmes Of Spokane,
Wash. is here visiting his parents,
Fourth street. Mr.. Holmes, who has
been in the Exchange National bank
of Spokane for the last two years, is
a member of the hospital corps Of that
city, and expects to be called into SER
vice either in November or Decem-
Der. He came at this time to visit
his parents and friends to be sure Of
seeing them, in cas- military orders
should necessitate his departure at an
earlier date than Is expected.
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The Schurmeier Domestic club met
yesterday afternoon at the home of
Miss Katherine Shirk. Members re-
sponded to roll call with fashion hints,
and Mrs. Henry Reed gave a paper on
home dressmaking. Mrs. H. w.
Reeds name was presented for mem
bership. Hospital shirts, on which
some of the members have been work.
in to the chairman of this section Of
the work, and 1t is expected tina at
the next meeting, which is to be held
October 4 at the home of Mrs. David
Chisholm, yarn may be distributed for
knitting, and other Red Cross work
planned.
The hostess served refreshments,
bers were Mrs. Molsberry, Mrs. Cox,
Mrs. H. w. Reed, Miss Hanson and
Mrs. Root.
Mr. and Mrs E. e. Hanyan of Will.
liston, are guests Of Sheriff and Mrs.
A. F. Turner. They arrived yester-
day on their way to Williston, from
Minneapolis, where they have been
visiting for a time, and expect to leave
tomorrow. Mr.. and Mrs. Hanyen are
former residents of Grand Forks and
are well known here.
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Mrs. A. Iverson and her two sons,
Clayton n Archibald. of Minot, who
been at their summer home at
Lake Comfort, Mimi, for several
weeks, have been in the city for
day or two. While here they visited
friends, and yesterday went on to
their home at Minot.