Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-13

Miss Myrtle Hansen ana Fl. F.sLAr.;
son Of this city, both formerly. u
Cfookston we're married on TuesdaY
afternoon At the home Of the brides
parents, Mr.. Int Mrs. Emil Hansen
of Crookston. Rev. MI. Schuits read
the service. The bride was attended
by Miss Myrtle Peterson. and the
ner was served for the brfdal party
and the Immediate relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larson returned to
this city on Tuesday evening, and
Miss Mary Berg, entertained twenty
guests at an informal supper in their
honor, at her home on South Fourth
street Mr.. and Mrs. larson are we'll
known here, where they expect to
make their home. "
y. 4 4 & ::
James N. Miller Of Swift Current,
sask.. :, brother of Mrs. p. NJ. Cole
of this city, was married to Miss
Eleanor Skinner of Kenmare, at
Minot on saturday afternoon. The
wedding took place at the home Of
the Eroom's brother in law and sis
ter, MFR. and Mrs. G. B. Bach, Rev.
G. l. Clifford Of the Methodist Epis-
copal church officiating. A wedding
dinner at the Leland hotel supple
AICItSCO IAC .SCI ClllOuys MI anu WIS.
Miller are spending a short time at
Mouse River Park, near Kenn1are,
ana later Will 90 east for a months
trip. before going to Swift Current
to reside.
Mrs. M, W. Murray gave a luncheon
at her home or Reeves avenue yes
terday for Miss Elizabeth Baamgart.
ne, Of San Francisco, who is Visiting
~ 1T. -Ty.SA TyAYAe - So
Mrs. Ralph S. Danf6rth. Of Chicago,
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James A.
Dinnte. There were twelve guests,
among them Mrs. Harold King, Of
Derrick, N. D., and Mrs. Strong OF
Duluth, who il the guest Of Mrs. H.
W. Bishop. The luncheon was served
from small tables arranged on the
porch, and decorated with Killarney
| Roses.
The Sigma Alpha Iota sorority en-
tertained informally yesterday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. n. W.
Bishop. q patroness IF the sorority,
in compliment to Miss Katheryn
King; whose engagement to Miner
announced. There were fifteen guests
and they devoted the afternoon to
hefnmirig kitchen linen for the Bride.
to-be, and they also presented hel
with an attractive gift.
Miss King expects to leave teHn6f.
row morning for her home at Pef1bf.
ma. where her wedding Will take
place III July.
The Queen Esther Circle wf1l have
= picnic at Riverside Park tonigh,
instead Of their regular meeting
Each member Is asked TO bring q boi
park at 8 o'clock. II weather cdndi.
TONS win not permit Of an out doc,
picnic, the meeting win be held q,
the home. of Jennie Corneliusong60:
North Fifth street. and the member,
are asked TO bring their lunch bpxe.
4there.sa at & o'clock. This Will lie the
last meeting until next fall ard IL
members And friends are Urged Il
attend. .l,.
Employes Of the circulation, adver
ti6ihg and stationery departments O
The Herald were at Lincoln park las
night for their annual pienic. Mr.
and Mrss r.. II. Fadden and Mr.. anl
Mrs. F. A. Brown ehapefened.
Jack osren e Chicago. who form
er1y lived here. " the quest OF MI
ana MIST. J. Smith. Of Belmont I'VE
nue. having come from Morris MINI.
whore he has spent 4 short tims.rsH
I:expectssyto be here for = week.
Red River Power company 4e1n
ployes shut Up shop yesGsfdAII after
nodr1. ana HE'D them on to Hversid
park for their annual Bfehfe. The,
went out early In the afternoon, an
remained fof 4 big picnic 6uptef.
III. Gnd MA n. W. Bishop q
South Fifth street have. q their gues
Mr. y: e Strong aad her son. 8
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