Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-21
Popular Young
Couple to Wed
This Afternoon

OF much interest to many friends
in this city is the marriage OF MISS
Irma, Fitzgerald, youngest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. NJ. Fitzgerald.
1924 University avenue and Ray
!. Buckingham, son of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Nv. Buckingham, which will take
place at the home of the brides BAR
cnts at 5 O'Clock this afternoon. Rev.
F. Halsey Ambrose, will perform the
ceremony at the foot of a tiny altar
banked in sweet peas and ferns. "A
large bell of pink and white sweet
peas will be suspended directly above.
The bride will wear a white georg-
cite crepe gown and will carry white
roses. Her only attendant will be her
sister, Miss Violet Fitzgerald, who
will wear a pink georgette gown, n
will carry pink roses. Harold Buck
ingham will be the groom's attendant.
Mrs. G. w. Buckingham will play
the Lohcngrin wedding march n
during the ceremony will sing, A
the Dawning."
Pink and white appointments will
also b. carried out in the wedding
supper which will follow the cere-
mony. Covers will be laid for thirty
guests including members of both
friends of the bridal couple. Assist
ing in serving supper will be I'VE
young lady friends of the bride, Miss
Ettabell Knowles, Miss Rachel Hunt,
Miss Aletha Bird, Miss Gertrude Dug
gan and Miss Veronica Bird.
The bride is Il graduate of the local
high school and has also attended the
university of North Dakota. A mam-
Der Of the Psi Omega Psi sorority,
Miss Fitzgerald was active in many
of the social affairs Of the campus.
and before her marriage, was the
honor guest at a number of pretty
social functions.
Mr.. buckingham and his bride will
leave this evening on their honey
moon trip. They expect to return IN
two weeks and will reside in this city,
the groom being connected with the
Northern State Bank here.
word has been received in the city
from Mrs. NJ. Plank Ganssle OF st.
Thomas. to the effect that h Will
leave soon for Missoula, Mont, and
will enter the University of Montana.
Mrs. Ganssle will take up a summer
school course in "Pageantry.'
During work at the university OF
North Dakota. Mrs. Ganssle (Margar-
ct Flank) was prominent as an actlVe
member of tho Dakota Playnakers'
She assisted Professor Koch in the
production of the Northwest Pageant.
an Out~-Ot-uOOr a!Ealf which was 6'Si
at the university in 1914.
.The New Day the pageant given
last July 4, by residents of Pemblna
county, at st. Thomas, was written
and conducted by Mrs. Ganssle ana
the splendid success Of this produc-
ton was greatly due to her efforts
NV and Mrs. Samuel Torrison of
Fisher. Mimi. accompanied by their
son Lieutenant Alfred Torrison. were
in The city Tuesday for a short time
visiting friends. Lieutenant Torrispn.
a former university Of North Dakota
man, has just returned from services
overseas, and wears a stripe lot
wounds sustained in the Fismes con-
fiict. EIe was a member of the Rain
bow division. Mr.. and Mrs. Iorrlson'
who have spent the past winter IN
Pensacola. Florida. returned to well
come their son home.
Mrs, W. f.. Black and Mrs. w. ~.
Dudley of this citv left at noon by
motor for Inkster. where this after
noon they met with the lnkster w.
G.. r. U, women to make preliminary
arrangements for the Jubilee drive
which will be held in Il short tune.
Miss Laura Black and Miss Vera Boil
and will be the guests OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
C. "A. Bollinger for a brief time.
The executive committee Of the
Civic league will meet at 3 O'Clock
THURSDAY afternoon for a regular ses-
sion in the farmers room of the
county court houses A number OF es,
sential matters have to be attended
to at this meeting and all members
of the committee are urged to pc
present.
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The wayanna Campfire girls met
". G, A. Miss Helen NJ. Larkin, 7.
W. C. A. secretary, camp leader, met
with the club and plans were made
for a number of out of door hikes and
jaunts to be enjoyed this summer.
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Miss Clara Lem, 500 North Fourth
street, who underwent an operation
at a. local hospital a week ago, is re-
ported to be rapidly improving and
has returned to her home.