Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-01-23
or INTEREST To WOMEN

tune. The costume is SO complete in
itself that a woman needs no further
adornment save perhaps a single
strand of pearls as is worn in the
illustration.
A wedding Of interest nook place
Thursday noon at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. N. b., Nelson Marvel, when
their sister Miss Helen Nelson be-
came the bride Of Amund Amundsen
Of Marvel. The service was read by
Rev. O.; T. Ness of Mekinock before a
small company of guests.
Attending the bride vas Miss Myrtle
Cdenby, in q. frock of white rep de
chine and corsage bouquet of roses,
and the groom,s attendant was Gus
Nelson, h brides brother. The
bride appeared in a gown Of white
georgette over satin, with a veil of
tulle held in place by orange blossoms,
I'M h held a bouquet of roses.
After the wedding service there was
a dinner served. The table and house
decorations were in green and white,
with wedding bells and ~festoonings in
these colors about tho rooms. Mrs.
Lawrence Simmer and her daughter,
Thecla of data, the former a sister Of
the bride. were out Of town guests at
! the wedding.
Mr.. n Mrs. Amundsen came to
Grand Forks yesterday afternoon and
last night Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ.
Olson, 1410 Cheyenne avenue. enter
tanned for them. A number of friends
were invited to call and meet Mr.. and
Mrs. Amundsen and they spent the
evening informally.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amundsen will return
to Marvel in a few days and have an
nounced that they will be at home at
their farm neal there after February
first.
An interesting program was. given
yesterday afternoon at the meeting of
the Presbyterian Missionary society.
The program opened with devotion
ais, led by Mrs. J. II. McNicol. Mrs.
Agnes Rex gave an interesting talk on
"Our Churches Relation to Welfare
Work." during which she said that it
Is not necessary. to go outside of our
own city to do missionary work. Just
now there is more welfare work to be
done than what can be taken care of
by the local charities, and there is
much work to be done here at home
by the churches. Rev. II. Ambrose
enlarged on this subject, telling of the
things that churches a do to help
with this welfare work. A paper on
mines and Mountains was read by
Mrs. w. G.. Brownell, who spoke of
the mountain people of kentucky.
Rev. Mr.. Ambrose. who is familiar
with the mines and mountains OF
Kentucky, gave an interesting talk al
the conclusion of Mr.. BrownclFs. pa
per. A social time was enjoyed after
the program and refreshments were
served by Mrs. H. NJ. Webster and
Mrs. r. r. Miller.
The w. c. T.. u. will hold a,regu.
lar meeting tomorrow afternoon at the
home of Mrs. George Black Belmont
avenue. This IS to be a Mothers
meeting" and an interesting and APP
%propriate program has been arranged
Mrs. w. +. Tueting will give a paper
on 1.-THE Mothers Of History and Mrs
w. L. Dudley will talk on ';Reminis
cences of Crusaders" A reading viii
be given by Miss Phyllis Sherman
!. Miss Eva Seifert will sing. n Mis-:
Esther Bathgatc will play a plan,
selection. At the conclusion of thu
program a social hour will be enjoyed
Mrs. l.. A. Plummer entertained /:
group of friends at her home, 81
North Third street, East Crane
Forks, on Tuesday afternoon. TIL
afternoon was informally devoted t
? sewing and the Misses Leona ant
!, Madonna>O'Neill gave a program o
violin and piano numbers. Luncheon
table decorations were in pink an
white, flowers and candles being use,
to carry out the colors. Covers wer
, placed for fifteen guests
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Alpha Sigma Epsilon sorority an
nounces two new patronesses-Mrs. {
M. Cooley and Mrs. j. w. Wilkersor
The girls of the sorority will be a
home informally Friday afternoon i
{ honor of the new patronesses.
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l The younger children of st. Paul
Episcopal Sunday school are to b
. guests at a party Saturday afternoon
in the Guild hall. In the evening tn
Sunday school children between 1
and Is years of age will have a par
ty, and at that time it is expectc'
: that a club will be formed.