Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-26
Sletto Bride
of Former Resident

SMsI1e wedding SOf MISS Math1lqa
Pauline Sletto and Steen Strand which
ming, August %, in Minneapolis, will
HHbe IN item of vast interest to the
many friends of the bride and groom,
I'M Grand Forks DR.. Stanley Roberts
sof the Bethlehem Presbyterian church
sofnciated in the presence OF a small
company Of friends.
S iraOilowing the ceremony there. wa
EA wedding dinner at the home of the
Sride.s sister, Mrs. Carmi Winslow,
No West oath street. at which only
members OF the bridal party and a
ssi,ew; close friends were guests.
Both young people are we'll known
5inEtsrano FORKS, Miss Sletto having but
recently completed the course of train
ing at the Deaconess hospital. The
engineering, University of North Da-
kota,f and is engaged in business at
Lynn, Mass. Mraand Mrs. Strand will
be at home to friends at 81 Allen e
y Lynn. Mass after september s.
On Wednesday, August Is, Mt Dev-
lis Lake, occurred the marriage Of
Miss Helen Estelle Fowler, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Fowler of
Michigan, N. D., and John Norman
Ur.ress Of Mohall, N. D. Rev. Mr..
Iiaifyard Of the Methodist church Of
ficiafed at the services. The bride
wore, a suit Of brown broadcloth
were brides roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Ur-
ness are former University of North
nakota students. Mr.. Urness is a
graduate of Luther college. Iowa, and.
he received his masters degree at
North Dakota. He is superintendent of
schools at Mohall and will take his
bride to that city to live.
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Prof. and Mrs. Paolo Conte. Ham
line avenue, have as their guest Mr..
Conte's sister, Miss Adelaide Conte
OF Indianapolis, Ind, who arrived in
Grand Forks on Wednesday. Miss
SsConte has spent the summer months
with Mrs. W. b. Delameter and
daughter at Knox, N. D. After a
go to Indianapolis to resume her
duties as supervisor in music at the
Irvington music school, of which in,
stitution she is the founder.
..
Miss Edna Mae Rasmussen, ITS
Reeves avenue left Wednesday even
ing en- route for jackson, CAL, where
she q accepted the position Of super
visor OF home economics in the schools
Of that city. Miss Rasmussen recently
completed her course in Columbia uni
versity, New York city.
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A regular meeting of st. Marks
Ladies' Aid will be held in the parlors
OF st. Marks Lutheran church on Fri
day afternoon at 8 O'Clock. All men,
bers end friends interested may at
tend Mrs. F. u Gehrke will be the
hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. McElroy, Fso7
NGrti. Third street, entertained as
their guests on Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. L Bilodou and son Albert, of Pine
River. Mimi, and Mrs. Andrew Prud-
hoMnle and son, Edmond Prudhomme,
Of Crcokston. The party motored over
from Crookston and returned Tuesday
evening.
Friends Of Charles Lang, 1918
Bulge venue will be pleased to hear
thu. he is rapidly recovering from an
operation. His sssillness has confined
him to his home for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. chas. Lake and fam
Ny of Red Lake Falls motored to
Grand Forks on9Tuesday to visit with
friends here. En- route the party
stopped for a short visit at Crooks
on. /
Aaregular meeting of the w. c. T.
Hl9L ~ ~ ANAy 4SS
bit 3 o'clock and all members and
friends have been asked to attend.
After the regular business session a
SOCIAL hour will8be enjoyed and the
hostess will serve Refreshments.
Friends in thescity will be interest
ca. In hearing ofsthe improvement OF
Miss Florence Cassidy, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs: T. j. Cassidy, 413 Cot
topwood street, who has been i'll al
thu home OF her parents for the last
two weeks. Miss Cassidy suffered a
relapse following an operation.
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Miss Agnes Heltne of Grafton, n,
d.. arrived in the city Wednesday
evening with a party of friends and
viii be a>house guest of MI. n Mrs
@E.ahO. Henderson, 511 North Fifth
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