Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-04
ECornelia Carr Bride
AT Pretty Ceremony.

ehs ID h The ring ceremony was was
Miss Myrtle Moen, sister Of the
groom, was at the piano for the we'd
ding march and just before the nup-
tial vowsFwerc exchanged Miss Be-
atrice Carr, the brides sister, sang
NO.
The bride wore a gown 81 white
organdy dainttly beruffled and trim
med with tiny tucks. Brides roses
and Swansonia were her flowers.
There were n attendants. "A
The wedding dinner was served at
.11:30 o'clock in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Bore at Hunter. Quanti-
about the rooms and on the table and
covers were placed for the bridal
party and, a few invited. guests. Misses
Jean !Tompkins Of Oberon. n. d.
,VelmA Webster of Minot,. Fern Will
kins Of Thompson. and Grace DunneIl'
of Minot, all sorority sisters OF the,
bride, assisted in serving. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. William
sBoyce OF Fargo.
Mrs. Moen is a graduate Of the
University of North Dakota ) and a
member of Alpha Theta chapter of
Delta Gamma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moen's honeymoon
will include a visit with friends in
Fargo and in Minneapolis. on which
Mrs. Moen is wearing a suit Of mouse
duvetyn with; hat. to match, They will
groom is engaged. IN the implement
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Treacy have as
their guest this week their daughter.
Sister Frances Carmel of st. Joseph's
academy, st, Paul. Sister Camel ar
rived in the city Friday evening for a
weeks visit.
Misses Irene and Lillian Valley,
Lewis boulevard. were hostesses on
Friday evening in compliment to Miss
Marion Williams. a September bride,
the affair assuming the nature Of a
kitchen shower. There were twelve
guests and the evenings hours were
devoted to hemming towels 0 = the
bridal chest. M. - i. 90 !
The luncheon appointments were
effectively carried out In yellow and
white and assisting the hostesses in
serving was Mrs. Leo johnson.
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Miss Lilah Fagstad of Orr. N. d..
was in Grand Forka today en- route TO
Baltimore, Md, where she will enter
the Peabody conservatory of music to
| rAAC PAM SLOAy. "ISo IdSS
stad is a graduate Of Wesley conserva-
tory and for several years has been a
member of the Junior conservatory
faculty, taking post graduate work at
that times
Miss Fagstad came to Grand Forks
on Friday evening, accompanied by
her sister, Miss Dagney F~agstad, who
is returning to Washington, D. c., to-
day to resume her civil service work.
l MiuC Ci0r36 FaOcfod oor0n1noriod hnY
sisters t9sssthe city and will return to
OrTT,.th This evening". NIB
Mrs. r. l.. Colvin. who has been the
guest OF her brother and sister-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Hendrickson,
713 North Third street., returned to
her home in Erie, N. D., on Friday
accompanied, Mr.. and Mrs. Hendrick-
son and family on a motor trip to
Inkster. They returned Thursday
Mrs. G. C.. jackson. Ar South
! street, left on Friday for Little Falls,
Mimi, where, she will visit with friends
over the week end:
Misses Margaret Hedican and Irene
Fee left this noon for Minneapolis
where they will visit with friends for
two weeks and attend the Minnesota
state fair y.
Miss Loretta. Leary. who has been q
guest at. the home Of Mr. and Mrs
John Neetor. 412 South Sixth street
this oon. Miss Edna Nestor lef,
Friday noon for Minneapolis. where
she will teach school during the COM
ing year. She was accompanied by
her. brother; Frank Nestor, who will
resume his studies at st. Johns col
Ilege,, C~ollegeyille. this year.
Jessie Mcintosh and GLADYS Heffel:
finger of Mo0sejaM, sask., who have
formers. sister, Mrs. Earl Pratt, AIS
North Fifth street. have gonesto Cava-
liersswhere they will visit with Miss
McIntoshs1motner, Mrs. A. Mcintosh,
beforetreturning to heir home.
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Miss Dorothy, Alexander. who has
spent the summer months in Mime
apolis with relatives, will arrive in the
city tonight to make her home with
Nj. and Mrs. w. H. Alexander, 43O
South Fifth street. while attending
school,
The Baptist Young Peoples union
will hold a regular meeting on Sunday
evening. Miss Margaret Langhin will
be the leader and the subject OF! the
meeting will be What Christ Does for
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rutherford,
722 Cottonwood street, left this morn
ing for Grand Rapids, Mimi, where
they will visit relatives for some time.
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