Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-04
Presented Auto 10
Reu. Fl. F. Buegel

The twenty fifth wedding anniver-
Bary Of Rev. III. +. Buegcl n Mrs.
Buegel was celebrated at a surprise
party arranged for them in the Ger
man Lutheran church and at their
home. sos South Third street. last
night by members OF the congreEa-
ton and other friends.
The local congregation as well as
the members of the German Luth-
church at Thompson, surprised
Mr.. and Mrs. Buegel with the gift of
m automobile as we'll as other valu-
able presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buegel were married
In st. Louis. Mo-, by Rev. H. krauerl.
May 4, 1893, and since that time
at st. Thomas. N. D., and six years
in this city.
At service in the church, Rev. G.
S. Mundinger of Bertha, Mimi, a
classmate OF Mr.. Buegel. preached a
sermon, taking his text from Psalms
116, 1874. and Rev. H. B.. Thorgrini-
sen took as his theme for a sermon
A reception at the parsonage fol-
lowed, and a program Of s%peechmak-
ing was carried out here. Fl. Ruegel,
Jr., played a number of piano selec-
tons, Rev. H. b. Thorgrimsen sang.
and later on refreshments were
served.
In a brief speech Mr.. Buegel re-
sponded to the greetings OF his
friends and referred to an old manu-
script diary which he had inherited
from his father who had taken part
in the Civil war and written down
In the diary a number of highly in
terestinG personal "reminiscences.
Some Liberty loan bonds were sub
scribcd among those present, and a
subscription for the Red Cross was
taken up.
Several messages of congratulation
were received during the evening
from relatives and friends in other
parts Of the country.
A quiet wedding took place last
night at the home of MIR. and Mrs. j.
G. Dangerfield, East Grand Forks
when their daughter, Miss Jane
Evangeline Danger1eld was united In
marriage with Wilmar James Lee, a
son Of John Lee Of Penlicton, b. G..
by Rev. r. c. Oliver before a small
party Of relatives of the two families.
Miss Dangerfeld wore a tailored suit
Of blue with accessories OF grey. She
wore q corsage of roses n valley
lilies. She was attended by her cou-
sin, Miss Lottie Dangerfeld. MIR. Lee
was attended by his brother, Roy Lee.
"a WSoAA1 AAA WIZ SNA'SN
ing the ceremony.
MI. Lee is a member Of the signal
corps at Camp Dodge, and arrived
here last evening on a short %furlough.
He and his bride left last night for a
short wedding trip. after which Mr..
Lee will return to Camp Dodge. Mrs.
Lee will remain here with her parents
for a time.
The dance and card party which
was to be given by the Lady Foiesters
social club in the knights of Column
bus hall on Tuesday evening, May 4,
has teen postponed until Wednesday
evening. May sth. This party will be
given for. the benefit of the local chap
tersof the Red Gross, n will begin at
s o'clock. The guests will include
members and their friends.
Mrs. w. c. Wright returned to her
home at Devils Lake this morning aft
err spending the past week here with
her mother. Mrs. A.. e. L%indquist, sos
chkrry street.
The Company M" club met on
THURSDAY evening at the he hons nr,n %
Forks. Following the business SEES
Gidh an hour or two was devoted to
knitting and refreshments were serv-
eds
The next meeting will be held at
the home Of Miss frances Marcoux,
i1s North Sixth street:
A wenie roast was held last night
at .Riverside park in compliment to
Miss Myrtle Herbert. a high school
student here. who is leaving for Chip
peFa Falls, Wis. There were 90
guests. c~haperoned by Miss Bina
Burke and Rueben Humble.