Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-12-12
INTEREST TO WOMEN
Miss .Marth Bye
WEEDS Bashgate Man

!, =. or considerable interest to. many in
Z .:r,t,d .li.orks is he Wedding OF Miss
( Martha. Rye of Grand FORKS and
y, ilpnas James Bradcn of Bathga,e,
I y. .D..f Key. David Stowe performed
ths marriage ceremony at, his home,
SI4 Chestnut street. 81. 5 O'Clock on
thursday afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Baden left Thursday evening for the
: alw.n Cities on Their wedding trip
and afIer u tortnignt,s Wis.,, there will
go to Duluth. whore they will make
their home. for the winter. They plan
10 lite on the sroqm's, farm near
t.ptltsats next. summer. ~
- The bride is wei known. in Grand
~ rs ara has made her home here
!. foE.. several years. She is 4 graduate
Of tho ,.~DeaconeS.s. hospital and re-
tl..ned to, Grand Forks in August aft
or serving for eight months in the
tinted States army. camps as Red
LtrOss.. nurse. -.
=. Only a small company OF friends
We're present at the wedding. The
bride wore a tailored suit of green
q siivertone; with a black lynx stole. Her
hat was a unique little .toque OF black
Velvet. Mrs. A. FL. johnson Of Grand
Forks was the brides attendant.
Judge and. Mrs. c. a. Pollock OF
Fargo have issued invitations for the
wedding of their daughter. Miss 'Lo-
-rine> Martha Pollock. to Carl Wilson
iingham of Beaumont. Tex. The
wedding is to be "a quiet home affair
and will take place Christmas day
at the home OF the BRIDES parents.
X X \
Mrs. H. A: King OF L4akota n her
daughter, Mrs. John Jepnison (Nar-
guerite king) of WilliSton; NJ. d.. re-
.iurned to their " homes. >Thursday
morning after visiting in Grand Forks
flor the last few days.
Miss Isabelle Barry of Inkster. for
11erly Il student at the university OF
North Dakota, is in the city today and
will leave this evening en- route for
California to spend the winter. Miss
: Barry will. accompany her sister. Mrs.
L. ]. Rodman. and TWO daughters,
Leila and Vcrnes,. of Nilliston. \. ID.
The party expects to visit, points in
the west and pass the inter In Los
Angeles and Hollywood. Mr.. Ieodman
plans to join his family after the
:, Christmas holidays.
~ District No. . OF the First Metllo-
:. dist church will give q dinner tonight
members of the Methodist choir. Mrs.
NV. E. DeLong is chairman of the
committee in charge. Following the
= dinner there will be a regular re
bearsal for the Christmas cantata,
1.-THE Message of the Star" which the
-cho.r is to give Sunday evening DE.
eember IL. .'o
~. Miss Evelyn Warriner OF Battle
Greek. Mich, has conc to Crane
Forks to spend the balance of the
winter with her brother and sister-in.
law. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. F.. Warmer
s32 South Fourth Street. o.
THE Message of the Star" one Of
the most liked and beautiful Christ.
mas cantata: is to be sung on Sunday
evening at the First Methodist church
by church choir. The cantata viii
he given il. place of the. regular. Sun;
day night services and will start a,
7:sO O'Clock. Prof. H. Alden Enyear
tlE9iil direct the. singing, and will alst
Sing tenor parts. Other soloists witt
MIR. Einyeart will be Miss Fern Croth,
ers. Miss Dorothy IIealy and WILDER
Iiebler. baritone.
s.SA This is the complete, program. :
s.@,PropheticsasProm ises--Chorus.
The AnRsEnciation-Baritone. con
ttalto ndefRtior solo, and others.
~ The Song OF the Angels-Bariton
and tenor solo. and chorus. u.
The Song of the Shepherds-Cho@
rus. baritone solo. chorus. -.
The Search OF the Wise Men-Bari
tone solo, male chorus and full cho
rus.
Col So Loved the World-Quar
.tete. ...m.. -.
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..