Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-01-13
INTEREST TO WOMEN

The. wedding of Miss Susie Kro--
chock, daughter OF MI. and Mrs. j.
K. Kcochock Of Second avenue, and:S.
Stearns took place yesterday after
Q at $50 o'clock at the knights Of
Pythias hall. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. b. Papermaster in
tho presence Of two hundred guests.
The bride wore a gown of white
satin with georgette ~overdress, and
carried q shower bouquet Of white
roses and lilies of the valley. The
bridesmaids were Miss Ethel Kro-
chock, a sister of the bride, who
rose satin. and Miss Rebecca Brott-
man, the brides cousin, who wore.
pale blue crepe meteor. Miss Kro-
chock and Miss Brottman carried
baskets of pink carnations. Little
girl and she wore a dress of flesh
crepe de chine and carried a basket
of narcissus.- a.
The groom's attendants were Sam
Krochock, a brother Of the bride, and
Bert Silverman.
Following the ceremony a wedding
supper was served. Table decorations
were. bowls Of carnations. During the
evening dancing was enjoyed by the
guests.
out Of town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. j. K. Kesler, upcle and aunt of
the groom; Mr.. and Mrs. H. Brottnlan,
uncle and aunt of the bride; j. Canter.
l.. Friedman and Joseph dickson, all
of Devils Lake. and Miss Anna Leven-
son Of Medina, N. d.; Mrs. Thea
Silverman Of McClusky, an. aunt of
the bride, and the Misses Nellie,
Sarah and Mary Snicdman of Winni7
pes. !
Mr.. and Mrs. stearns will remain
q + tho hnr,o re thu hr;1ofc no ra~<o Cav
a short time. MI. Stearns owns the
Arcadian fruit store, and he and his
bride will reside in this city.
Rushing. which has held the boards
so. strenuously for the sorority girls
and many of the "freshies' during the
last two weeks, now is a thing of the
past and the erst-while rushed fresh
les" find themselves with plenty of
time on their hands and lots of time
to, think. Because silence" is on
| since 1 O'Clock Saturday night, and
the rushees are not being spoken to
by the sorority girls-who recently
have been so generous in their talk
and entertainment.
Pan-Hellenic rules demand that
these prospective sorority members be
| given a period. of time to make their
decisions and after the last of the
parties on Saturday night this period
| Of quiet and silence was ushcred in.
This will continue until tomorrow eve
ming, when things will resume their
normal state of affairs-and some new
pledges Will be amounted.
The sororities gave many attractive
affairs last week and the days Of the
freshman girls who were being
rushed were filled to overlooking with
gaieties.
Judge w. J.. Kneeshaw and Mrs
Kneeshaw of 402 South Fifth street
have announced the marriage of their
daughter Hazel, to Irwin Tate OF
Owensburg, kentucky. The wedding
took place on July IS, at Camp Lewis
near Tacoma, WashingtoN, where Mr.,
Tate was stationed, and where Mrs
Tate was serving as a Red Cross
nurse. Because of the fact that both
marriage was not announced until this
time.
After her marriage Mrs. TAI was
sent to France as a nurse, and since
the cessation of hostilities she has re-
, ceived her honorable discharge and is
! now on her way home. Recently she
sent word to her parents that she had
arrived safely at Newport News, Va,
and it is expected that she soon will
arrive in Grand Forks. Mr.. Tate also
I has been"serving in France.
Mrs. Tate formerly lived at Penn
bina. and is we'll known there, as well
as in this city, where her parents
spend much of their time.
VIM. Woods, who has been visiting
here for several weeks, expects to
leave this evening for his home at
Houston, Texas. Mr.. Woods was
called here by the death of a sister,
Mrs. Larson. Recently he has been in
Montana for a visit with relatives, re-
turning here a few days ago.. Mr..
i Woods formerly was a resident of
Grand Forks and is well known here.
He was released from military service
just before coming to Grand Forks,
and is returning to Houston to take
up his business affairs.
The Triple S class of the First
Baptist church will go for a Home
coming and a regular class meeting
at the home Of their teacher, Mrs. N,
! r.. Lincoln Tuesday evening. Bob
sle!ghs will leaye the corner of Third
street and DeMers avenue at 6 o'clock
. tomorrow night to take the class to
the home of Mrs. Lincoln. After sup.
per the regular mission. study program
of the class will be taken up.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Richards en-
t~ertained a party of 20 young people
at a sleigh ride and dance. They took
their guests in sleighs to the farm
home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.. Freeborg
where there was dancing, followed by
a supper.
Alumnae members Of Pi chapter
Alpha Phi, entertained at an informa
cotillion on Saturday evening at the
home Of Mrs. M. G. Olson. Mrs. o
G. Libby and Mrs. j. r. Carley as
sisted. The guests included the pat
ronesses, "rushees" and members o
the active chapter.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Finch left las
night for Minneapolis en- route t.
Texas and California, where they will
remain for two months.
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The Pythian Sisters will hold a reg
liar meeting this evening at 8 o'clocl
in the knights Of Pythias hall. Al
members are urged to be present.
c. w. Fairchild of Crystal was al
over Sunday guest Of his daughter
Mrs. J.. c. Mclaughlin, sos Cheyenn'
avenue.