Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-27
or INTERERT To WOMEN
Double Wedding
AT Roua TODAY

A double wedding around which the
interest Of many Grand Forks and
University Of North Dakota people
has conferred took place this morning
at Rolla, at which the brides were
Misses Minnie Evelyn and Vera. Anne
Markell, daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. A. Markell.
The Methodist church of Rolla wa
the scene of the attractive event, at
which Miss Minnie Markell became
Mrs. Oscar o. Anderson and her sis
ter, Mrs. Seymour Anderson. The
service was read at s o'clock and was
attended by only immediate friends
and the family members. The same
company was entertained at a we'd
ding breakfast at Mr.. and Mrs.
Markets. home, Immediately after
ward.
Both brides are former University
Of North Dakota students. n men,
bers Of the Kappa Alpha Theta soror-
ity, and were particularly prominent
in social activities while here. Mr..
Anderson since his graduation from
North Dakota has been an instructor
in the ceramics department, and he
row having taken the residence of
DR.. and Mrs. D.. NJ. Mcintosh Of
Fourth avenue. for the summer:
Mr.. Anderson Is a hardware dealer
at Hansboro, and after a honeymoon
at Lake Epsilon in the Turtle noun
tains he and his bride will return to
Hansboro to live.
President J. r. Brannon until re-
Gently Of the University of Idaho will
arrive this evening from Moscow,
Idaho, to join his daughters. Misses
Eleanor and LYDIA Brannon who have
been guests for a fortnight at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. Jonathan Wat
son. Mr.. Brannon. who was for a
ty Of North Dakota, Is severtng his
connection with the Idaho university
and with his daughters will leave here
on Friday for Beloit, Wisconsin.
where he is to become president of
Beloit college. Numbers of warm
friends in the city will be as glad to
welcome Mr.. Brannon again as they
have been to receive his daughters.
who have bee much and a~greeably
entertained during their visit. Miss
Grace Banton, who takes charge Of
the Brannon house hold, arrived today
at noon. and will accompany the
family to Wisconsin on Friday.
Miss Margaret Kolars of East Grand
OFhS ISL yesterday 4OI SLldI lcpoiSs
Mich, to attend the national CONVEX
ton Of the Kappa Alpha Theta soror-
ity, which is in session there now, and
will continue until Saturday. Miss
Kolars is representing the University
of North Dakota chapter, and will
Join a large group of her sorority SIS
tiers at Detroit. from where a special
train will be run to the convention
city. Miss Kolars plans to visit in
Detroit and Marquette, Mich. and the
Twin Cities, enroute home.
Miss Mildred Read, who left this
morning for Cass Lake to Join her
parents for the summer, was the hon
OF guest at a picnic breakfast given at
park. There were ten girls in the
party. including beside Miss Read.
Misses Helen Wolff. Margaret Dow.
Helen Hazlett. Lucille King. Mary
Batten. Doris Payne. Marion Collins.
Adelaide Collins and Mary Parsons.
Mrs. H. W. Randoiph of North
Sixth street lie entertaining the girls
of her Sunday school class, known as
the Daisy" circle, at a house party at
her Maple Lake cottage. The girls
went over today and will remain over
the week end.
SdEOS 1ldVo UecH received Dy lE1GuO0
in the city from Prof. and Mrs. George
Stewart of Gilby, announcing the ar
rival Of a baby son, Douglas Hamilton
Stewart, OF Friday. June 90. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stewart are we'll known here, the
latter being remembered as Miss Pearl
McKechnie.
Mrs. Leo Fitzmaurice of Scobey,
Montana, is the guest for a few weeks
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. j.
Lowe of Riverside park.
Miss Jessie Bulge entertained the
alumnae members of the Kappa AL
pha Theta sorority at her home yes
terday afternoon for her guest, Miss
Donna Forkner Of Wahpeton. The
afternoon was quite informal, Miss
Budgets sisters, Misses Alice and Ber-
nice Bulge. assisting in entertaining,
and in serving tea during the after
noon.
X X X
Friday evening at the Guild hall
there is to be a Twilight Musical,
sponsored by the Business Girls club
Of the z. W. C. A., as a means Of
swelling their Geneva conference fund.
A musical program, which is to be
presented by some Of the foremost To-
cal musical people, is to be supple
mented by tableaux, including groups
OF patriotic pictures, statuary and ia
nous paintings. The program is to
begin at quarter after eight and is
open to the general public.