Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-02
WeuKnown Young
Couple Married
This Morning

A wedding which will prove OF
much interest TO many friends in this
city and throughout the state, occur
red al 1890 o'clock this morning
when Miss Ann Briggs, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. y. Briggs. East Grand
Charles A. Loughin OF this city. The
wedding. which ome as a surprise
to the many friends of the young
couple. was performed this morning
at st. Paul's Episcopal church. Rev.
Jonathan Watson pronounced the
service.
The bride was exceedingly charming
in a simple but attractive suit Of white
t~ricolette. She wore a large white
picture hat and a corsage bouquet Of
brides roses completed her costume.
Miss Theodore Briggs, a sister OF the
bride, was her only attendant. Rober
Lowe Of kenmare attended the groom.
The bride is a graduate of the
school of music of the University OF
Wisconsin. finishing with this years
class. She is a member of Delta
Gamma and two years ago was elected
to the Mystic Circle.
Lieutenant Loughin. who recently
returned from service overseas, has
not yet received his discharge from
ervice. He has been transferred from
Fort Smelling 10 Fort Sheridan and
with his bride left on the noon train
for that point
DR.. and Mrs. C. E. King and daugh-
ters, Josephine and Ruth, who have
made their home at 5l3 South Sixth
street, lief, Thursday for Devils Lake.
where they will remain during the
month OF August. Dr.. King has re-
signed his position al the university
as professor of physiology and has
SNrorTnl a nnSi:Inp 9S head of the
physiology department of the Ala
bama state university at Mobile.
After an outing at Devils Lake DR..
King and his family will go to Ohio
where they plan to visit his relatives.
ar. King and children expect to re-
main in Ohio nj will join DIR. King
at Mobile in November.
Miss Elsie Rohde. county home
demonstration agent, returned Fri
day from Langdon, where she re-
manned during the Cavalier county
fair, which was held at that place.
Miss Rohde was in charge of a hem
economics booth maintained by the
state agricultural college.
A very good exhibit was on display,
according to Miss Rohde. and demon
STATIONS were given by her daily on
canning, brining and the making of
home conveniences.
Miss Mae McCulloch, visiting nurse.
left today for Chicago. where she will
attend the public health institute,
which opens there August 4. and
which is conducted by the Chicago
school of civics and philanthropy. At
the conclusion of a two weeks course
Miss McCulloch will remain in Chi
cago to act on the Chicago visiting
nurse board for one week. A num-
Der of other nurses from the state
also left today to attend the institute.
At the meeting of h Business
women's club which was held last
night, Wednesday evening was set as
the date for the meeting of the coun-
Gil Of the Business Women's club. and
a similar council of the federation.
Plans w1l be discussed at this time
for the proposed federation which is
to be affiliated with the national or
ganiZation. On the club council are
Misses Ann kaufman, chairman. Nell
Garvick, Margaret Van Dusen. Agnes
Hilleboe and Mary Lelands.
Mrs. Helen Goodwin. university
Settlement house matron. has gone to
Chicago, where she expects to visit
relatives and to attend the public
health institute whic his being con
Quoted the coming two weeks. Mrs
Goodwin expects to be m about one
month.
Miss Ruth Rawley of Edgeley, n
D.,%who has been a student at the
state university during the summer
and who has been taking music a,
Wesley college, expects to leave for
Hunter this evening, where she viii
VISIT for several days as the nous
guest Of Miss Cornelia Carol.
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Mrs. ". J. Lodmell CT Missouia. Mont.
who is visiting friends in the city anc
Mrs. D. A. Humm accompanied b,
their brother Arthur Daubenberg. re
turned Friday from a motor tour to
number of the Minnesota lakes. Stop'
were made at Itaska park, Cass am
Bemidji axes.
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DR.. Nellie S.. Baker left this moo
for Minneapolis. where she will visi
friends. While in that city DR.. Bake
plans to attend the national associa
ton of chiropodists. which is to ope
in that city Monday, August 4.