Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-07
Attractive Affairs
For Women Visitors

AS the first of the pleasant affairs
arranged for the women who have &C
companied their husbands, fathers OF
brothers to the druggists convention,
which opened a three days annual
session in this city this morning, there
are a number of matinee parties be-
ing given this afternoon. The wives
Of local druggists are constituting
themselves a reception committee,
and have undertaken to make pleas
ant the three days that the visitors
are to spend here.
The theater parties his afternoon
will be followed by an automobile ride
this evening about the city, and the
nearby country. For tomorrow, dur
ing the day hours, nothing formal has
been planned, the day to be put in as
best suits the fair visitors, and in the
evening there is to be an informal
dance at the Hotel Dacotah. Local
druggists and their families and all
out Of town attendants at the v
ton are to be guests at this affair,
which promises to be more than Or
dinarily attractive.
On Thursday afternoon at Lincoln
park there is to be a big picnic with
q number of special entertainment
features, as the concluding pleasure
for the convention visitors.
w. L. Williams and his daughter
Viola, Of Minneapolis. are guests OF
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +:
L. Williams. Later Mr.. Williams will
visit his uncle, F. P. Roat, OF TINS
Monte at Lake Plantaganet. MIR.
and Mrs. F. L. Williams and their
granddaughter will join him there for
a family party. Mr.. Williams Tor
merly made his home in Grand
Forks, and was at one time connect
ed with the job printing department
of the old Plaindealer and later the
Mr.. and Mrs. S.. x. Way and Mr.. and
Mrs. Albrook Of Watertown, S. D.,
motored here on Sunday night, and
will be guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. C. L. Van Alstine Of Fourth
avenue for several days. Mrs. Way
is a sister of Mrs. Van Alstine, and
also of Mrs. M. D. Allen, Julius F.
Bacon, j. D.. Bacon and F.. G.. Bacon.
and the party will be entertained by
all Of these during the visit here. Mr..
Way is owner and publisher OF the
Watertown Opinion, and Mr.. Albrook
is manager of the same publication.
Misses Irene and katherine welby
Of st. Paul are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Mccoy, S18 North
Fourth street.
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Misses Marian Williams. Florence
Churchill, Esther Warmer and Irene
Valley who LAY been members of q
house party at Idlewild cottage
Maple Lake, returned to town last
night. Mrs. Hoover of this city
c~haperoned the party;
Mrs. Ella Connors left at noon to.
day for a visit with friends at Fargo
Miss Mary l.. Rudser left this morn.
ing for Grano for a vacation visit az
the guest Of Miss Laura Joplin.
Miss Rose Leibovitch and J. Fried
man, were married on Sunday eve
ming at 8 o'clock. at the Jewish syna
gogue, Rabbi v. Papermaster per
forming the ceremony in the presence
Of a large number of friends and rela
tives. =
The attendants were Mr.. and Mrs
M. Abramovitch, the latter an aun
of the bride, and Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Greenberg. The bride wore a becom'
Ing gown of white net, trimmed with
lace, and a veil Of tulle which formed
a long train. The veil was held ii
place with a band Of pearls, and the
bridal bouquet was Of white roses .ant
lilies of the valley. There were two
trafnbearers, dressed in white frocks
Marian Marks, the brides cousin, anc
Ruth Greenberg.
After the wedding ceremony, thu
company went to the home of thu
brides parents on Oak street, for al
elaborate dinner.
Mr.. Friedman is proprietor Of tn
Grand Forks Dye house, and he an
his bride have many friends who will
be Interested in their marriage. The,
are to be at home in a residence OF
Kittson avenue, after the first Of Sep
tember.