Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-16
HRS. FORK IS GIVEN
a SURPRISE PARTY

~. =, KerHsott, president, presented
Mr.. and Mrs. York with q handsome
v shaded reading lamp and Mrs.
York was given Z brooch as a re-
membrance from the women Of the
!. a pleasant social afternoon follow
ed. Misses Dorothy Wright, Ca
Uterine Finch, sopranos, contributed.
musical numbers and Mesdames H.
w. Randall and N. j.. Nelson inter-
esting reading numbers, to the brief
program. s 5j.
The hostesses, who included the
chairrnen of the various districts OF
the aid. served refreshments at the
close ,of5the afternoon, and they were
Mesdames e. g. Felt. E. r. Pratt, F..
Schlaberg and r. j.. Charlesworth,
assisted by Mrs. g: E. Garvin.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Rasmussen. Reeves
avenue, have their sen, Carl Rasnus-
son OF Minneapolis. as their Christ
mas guest. Mr.. Rasmussen arrived in
Grand Forks the fore part Of the
week, and attended the Rasmussen
Dunn wedding on Wednesday.
A regular meeting Of the Luther
league Of the. Swedish Lutheran
church will be held this evening at 8
O'clock in the church parlors. Every
one interested is invited to attend.
There will. be q curiosity fair after
mas gifts will be offered for sale and
| refreshments will be served. The pro-
gram Of the evening includes these
numbers:
Piano Duet-Miss Esther and Iva
J Western.
sing.
Readinp-Tilah Rvdal. - f
Plano Duet-Miaes Alice and
Wilma Johnson.
The attention of women shoppers
is drawn to the food sale which the
Ladies' Aid Of the Evangelical church
Of the R., B. Grfnth company on sa,
jurday afternoon. The sale will open
at 1 o'clock and Mrs. Frank Olson
Mrs. Rothweiler and Mrs. J. C.
Knots will be in charge. Home
cooked and home-baked foods will
Giving promise OF soon becoming
one Of the strong and active musical
organizations in Grand Forks Is the
Grand Forks girls orchestra which
last evening made its first public APP
the Business and Professional Wom-
ems club. The orchestra. consisting
OF 25 pieces, played q we'll chosen
program Of interesting numbers dur
ing the supper hour under the direc-
ton Of Prof. p. A. Moses.
The personnel is as follows:
v%ioltnss5- Sophie Nodifr, Marie FL
Leona Cheney, Lucille Boyle. Ida
Butts, Marion Olin.
Cello-Stclla House.
Clarionets-Mabel Rice, Viola Ged-
des. Dorothy Tee. Hazel Ly9os.
Cornets-Velma Geddes, Ida Lien
Francis Lambe. Alice Welsh.
Jean Lyons. Ruby Lewis.
Trombone--Ethel Lyons.
Piano-viola Besse;
At 5 o'clock on: "Wednesday after.
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I,curred thu marriage ;Af their youngest
Son, Victor; q, Is MissasBetthat Alice
; Dunn, daughter Of !. Mr.. and. Mrs.
James A. Dunn Of Walker, Mo. Rev.
F. Halsey Ambrose Of the First Pres
byterinn church officiated; and only, a
small company Of relatives and close
friends were guests.
The brides attendant was Miss Ella
Rasmussen, d sister of the groom, and
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best man. -:
The bride wore her travelling suit of
brown silvertone with a smart winter
hat to match. Her flowers were a cor
Sage bouquet of bridal roses and baby
breath. AS#%wedding dinner was served
Immediately after the ceremony at
which there were covers for eighteen
guests. ~ I'LL
Mr.. Rasmussen and his bride left on
Wednesday evening for Winnipeg,
where they, will enjoy their honey
moon. They will be at. home to friends
in Grand Forks after the first Of the
year. y
Both the bride and groom are well
known here. the former having made
her home in1Grand. Forks for a year
and a half. Mr.. Rasmussen has always
ent time is travelling salesman for the
Rasm Bemis Wholesale Co.
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Mr. and. Mrs. Samuel Pickett, 812
North Fourth street, announce the
engagement of their eldest. daughter.
Gertrude Carmen, TO Otto Paul
East Grand Forks. The wedding is
to take place on New Years day at
the pro-cathedral parsonage. Mon
signor Lemieux WI, ,mciatc:
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DR.. Clarence Perkins. a member Of
the university faculty, will be among
holidays with friends out Of the city.
! Accompanied by his family, DR.. Per-
kins will. leave at the end Of the week
for Columbus. Ohio. for q: f%ortnight's
visit. Prof. Henry T.. Humpstone will
be the gueat OF; his sister in Chicago
! duling the holidays and Prof. G. n.
McEune expectsSto visit with relatives