Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-11
East Side Girl
Interesting Bride

Miss Lila Moebeck, an
East Grand Forks girl. is to be a
O'Clock to Alfred Goosline of Crooks
ton. The wedding is to be attended
only by family members and a group
of intimate friends, and is to take
place at the home Of h brides par
\ ents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. u. Moebeck of
220 Water street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moebeck's home is to
be arranged with summer flowers n
greenery, asters of various colors to
of the Mendenhall Memorial Presby-
terrain church is to read the ceremony.
Miss Mamie Franklin, wearing a
gown of white and carrying pink
roses, is to be Miss Moebeck's maid
of honor, and Alvin Moebeck, q
brother Of the bride-to-be, will attend
MI. Goosline. Miss Moebeck will be
married In her travelling costume, a
tailored suit Of champagne poplin.
With this she will wea a corsage of
pink roses.
Miss Anne Pender, Miss Irene Sny-
dor and Miss Anetta Clementson will
serve the dinner which will follow
the ceremony! During the evening
Mr.. Goosline and his bride will leave
for a honeymoon trip, their destina-
ton not being known, and after their
return they expect to live at Crooks
ton.
DR.. w. H. Matthews of the First
Presbyterian church, who is enjoying
an eastern vacation trip, is spending
this week in New York city, accord
ing to letters received from him. He
expects to go to Atlantic City next
week, to remain until the end OF his
] vacation. +
: While in Philadelphia recently, DR..
MatthewS met Rev. and Mrs. A. H.
Thompson, former residents Of Grand
Forks, who are now located at Will
mington, Del. Rev. Thompson was
pastor in charge of the Methodist
church here, being succeeded by DR..
Thomas Gallagher. the present pastor.
According to DR.. Matthews, Rev.
Thompson is very happily situated,
and thoroughly enjoying his work in
the Delaware CITY; *
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Denniston of
the Belmont apartments, with their
little nephew. Billy Denniston, and
Mrs. G. M. Williamson Of Belmont
avenue, have returned from a ten
midi and Alexandria, went through
Itasca state park, and spent several
days in the twin cities.
Despite the fact that Miss Esther
Jack, who was recently appointed city
engineer Of Williston, is the first wom-
an in North Dakota or in the north
west to hold such a position, she is
getting on s~plendidly with her work,
according to reports from Williston.
Miss Jack is a graduate of the engi-
neering department of the University
Of North Dakota, and had the distinc-
tion of being the first m gradual
od Pror, thof dorArfrnant She Ia well
known here, particularly among uni
versity students Of the last Two or
three years.
Miss lone Mason and Miss Margaret
, Coole entertained a party Of friends al
; a wienie roast last night at Riverside
park. The party was chaperoned BY
Miss Vivian Gleason and Joseph Ryar
and included Misses Elsie Marshall
Frieda Jack, Sarah Miller, Gladly!
Gleason, Robert Harkwick, Porter LIE
vi, Arthur Foss, Nels Beach and How
ard Wright.
o Mrs. c. 2. Warmer Of Walnu
o street has returned to her home afte
s spending the week with Mrs. M. "A
e Blair, at her farm north Of town.
t Miss Pearl Geddin left today 70
Devils Lake after spending a day o
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Evans Of Uni
versity avenue have gone over to Be
midi to be guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
= Thomas>Porte Of this city, who ar
spending the summer at their cottag
:. there.
! Mrs. A. Mcmahon, of I'LL Univer
sity avenue, who underwent an oper
alton at her home a few days ago, !
said to be improving steadily.
Mrs. J. G.. Haney entertained
group of women informally yesterda
afternoon at her home on Universal
, avenue fer her house guest, Mrs. "
\ x. Coe of Aberdeen, s.. D. Mrs. Co
y expects to return to her home on Mon
: DAY.