Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-24

Miss Jane Rowe. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs John Rowe of Hamilton. n.
D., was united in marriage to Herbert
Simunds of Cavalier. n. D., on We'd
nesday, October 20, according to word
received in Grand Forks by friends.
Rev. w: E. Water of Drayton oficiat-
ed at the service, which took, place
in the Hamilton Methodist church at
! o'clock. =
The altar Of the church was ef-
fectively decorated. with flowers and
ferns. Miss f. Pearl Cornell played
the occasional, and 20 Promise Me"
was sung by Miss Carrie McGinnis
just before the vows were exchanged,
with Miss Cornell at the organ.
Misses Mae See, Roberta McGin-
ness and Katherine Anderson attend
ed the bride. who appeared in a gown
Of shtmmering white satin with a
long ne veil and carried a shower Of
brides roses. The brides father gave
her in marriage. Miss Stella Simunds
was maid of honor and Alvin Thomp-
son was groomsman.
MI. Simunds and his bride have
gone to the Twin Cities, where they
will enjoy their honeymoon. Upon
their return they will reside in, Cav
alier. -
The stage is set for the big Hal
lowe'en party which is to be given
this evening IL, the gymnasium Of the
Y. w. c. A. Black cats, grinning
pumpkins and q variety Of witches,
ghosts and COLLINS are in prominence
throughout the association rooms and
give promise Of a merry time. In
the receiving line tonight will be sev-
eral witches and an. equal number of
ghosts and .admittance to the frolic
will be gained only by passing this
line. Just what is to take place dur
ing the evening is more or less Of a
secret, but it is rumored that spin
sters are not to be excluded and are
given a special invitation to come
and see their future husbands as de-
picted by the gruesome witch at her
lonely cave in the hills.
z. NJ. G. A.. members are invited to
the party tonight which is being given
for the older members Of the associa-
ton business women and their friends.
Mrs. A. 1. Widlund's Sunday school
class of St. Marks Lutheran church
will be h~ostesses for the vesper serv-
ices Sunday evening, October '26,
which will be held in the. Y, w. C. A.
rooms at 5 O'Clock. On the program
will be Lawrence Anderson, who will
give a number of vocal numbers, and
Miss Loretta Glockner, pianist. ~ :
Refreshments will be served by the
class and everybody is invited.
Mrs. Rex I. Garry MARY Roller)
left last evening for st. Paul en- route
to her home in Chicago, after. visiting
in Grand Forks for a fortnight with
her mother, Mrs. j., M. Roller, 626
North Fifth street. Mrs. Harry Got.
zian entertained at an attractive din:
ner last week in compliment to Mrs
Garry. +. * Z" . -
J.. p. Nockels, AS North Sixth
street.. who. has been Ill in . Crookston
hospital for several days, returned to
Grand Forks last evening. Mrs.
Nockels and children were in Crook.
ston the fore part Of the week to visit
Mr.. Nockels and returned home Wed.
nesday evening.
. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Bentley Nelson. 1O1a
Walnut street, r entertaining a.
their guest Mrs. Fred Johnston -o1
Commerce, Alberta, who will remain
with them for several days:
+ 4 .
The annual athletic dance will be
given Saturday evening in the new
drill hall. at the university. This Ii
the first formal party to be given in
the new hall and excellent music will
play the dance program between the
hours Of 7:3o and II o'clock. 4
~ p - 81 ram -.