Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-13
May 1o-Hostess, Mrs. Dennis
Annual NcoftnR.

Register Of Deeds G. j. keenan,. and
Mrs. Keenan, Of Bismarck. and Peter
John Remple, son Of 'Mr. and Mrs.
John Rempls Of Butterhsld. Mimi,
were united in marriage at the home
Of the brides parents, Col Second
street, at 6 o'clock Tuesday evening in
the presence of the brides family and
a few intimate girl friends. Rev.
George Busxelle, rector Of st. Georges
Episcopal church. ofi1ciated. The
bride was attended by a cousin, Miss
Marjorie Shannon. and the groom by
John keenan,, a brother Of the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rernple left last eve
ming for Minneapolis, where they will
spend a few days, later proceeding to
Mankota and then to B%utterield,
Mimi, whence the groom will leave
June "a, with a brother, for service
tn the national army at Camp Grant,
Ill.
Mrs. Remple Is one Of Bismarck's
best known and most popular young
women. having resided here IL years.
and graduating from the Bismarck
high school with the class Of 1915.
The groom is a graduate Of the Uni
versity of Minnesota, in the depart
ment OF pharmacy. and is a Phi Del
"a Chi. For several years past he has
followed his profession in Bismarck.
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Mrs. Edward d. Hansen Of 1116
Belmont avenue entertained last eve
ming complimentary to Miss Jane Ray
OF Ojata, whose marriage will take
place the latter part Of this month.
The evening was spent informally
with music and visiting. Inc the hon
A centerpiece Of lilacs was used on
the table where overs were laid for
ten. Clusters Of lilacs were also used
about the rooms. r
T Don Moore, said to be an authority
or. white elephants" big fairs and
white Elephant" social which the
st. Paul's Guild will give tomorrow
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. c. E.
Ladd. The auctioneer will begin his
duties at 4 o'clock and since there
Is no telling what valuables ma be
included in these white elephant"
packages. it behooves people who
plan on attending to be there at Z
Fo'clock.
Mrs. John 81: Carkin and son Earle
Of Medford, Ore, who are visiting
with Mrs. Carkin's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. E. Turner, at Reynolds. came
up last night to attend the reception
given Tor MI. and Mrs. H. H. futile
and their daughter. Mrs, .Carkin
t0t4lght q message from q society
whfchsMr. Tdttle organized some time
ago at Medford, which she read dur
ing the evening. Mrs. Carkin and
her son are spending the day here
with friends and will return to Reyn-
olds this evening.
Mrs G. M. Edie and daughter, Lo-
rene, Of sos Chestnut street. have
gone to Galesburg, ILL.,, where they
will spend the summer.
Tomorrow afternoon Section Q Of
st. Paul's Guild will give q white
Elephant social at the home OF Mrs.
G. e. Ladd, 323 South Sixth street.
white elephant articles have been
donated and a sale will be held dur
ing the afternoon. A cafeteria lunch
will be served. Everyone who Is in
terested Is invited to attend.
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The Busy Workers Of the Scaidi-
navian M. e. church will give a picnic
tomorrow afternoon at Lincoln park.
All Sunday school children, their par
ents and friends are invited to at
tend. Everyone going will meet. al
the church and will leave from. there
at 2 O'clock. This picnic will be
given for the benefit Of the Red Cross
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The regular meeting Of the W. G. r
U. will be held tomorrow afternoon al
the home Of Mrs. Peter Monahan, 62C
Seventh e Flower Mission day
will be observed and all members are
requested to be prepared to give q
quotation Of some flower. The after.
noon viii be devoted to Red Cfoae
Eknifting.7 Miss Edna Havalahd vii
give a program Of plano numbers.