Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-12
Or INTEREST To WOMEN
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Wedding Sunday

Encouragement
Wedding Sunday
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AFTERNOON when Miss Dorothy Ep-
stein. daughter Of MI. and Mrs. Ep-
Estein of Sarles, N. d, wa united In
marriage to Morris Griver Of Grand
Forks. The wedding took place in
the Knights Of Pythias hall before q
large company Of relatives Inc close
friends Of both parties. Rev. v.
Papermaster oficiated.
Following the ceremony q wedding
ly appointed table arranged at one
end Of the hall. Pink and white car
nations were on the table and the
places of the bride and groom were
appropriately marked with ribbon
streamers and flowers. A reception
was held from 8 to. 10 o'clock and
during these hours q large company
Informally. Receiving with Mr..
Griver and his bride were the brides
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Epstein Of Sarles, N. D., and Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Solow Of Grand Forks. uncle
and stunt pf the bride, and Miss Han
nah Ziskfn of Minneapolis, the
grOom's cousin.
The bridal party entered the room
to the strains OF Mendelssohn's we'd
ding march. Miss Hannah Ziskin Of
Minneapolis presided at the piano
and was accompanied by Jess Rosof,
~Tiolinist. The Lohengrin wedding
march vas played for a occasional.
The bride was attractive in a gown
of ivory charmeuse satin set off with
folds OF beaded lace and her silk veil
was arranged in cap fashion with a
tiny wreath. of. lilies Of the valley. and
hung the length of the skirt. She
roses. Miss Mary Griver, the Eroom.s
sister, attended the, bride, and Mi
chael Epstein Of Sarles, a brother Of
the bride, was the groom's attendant.
/ Mr.. Griver and hfs bride expect to
leave today for. a trip5east. They will
be at home after February /, in
Hansboro. n. D.. where Mr.. Griver is
engaged in business. Mr.. Griver is a
graduate Of the engineering depart
ment of b University of North Da-
kota, finishing with the class of 1916.
Among the out of TOWN, guests at
the wedding we're Mr.. and Mrs. s..
Epstein and Michael Epstein Of
!Sarles. N. D.; Miss Hanna Ziskin. DR..
Daniel E. Ziskin and William Ziskin,
all Of Minneapolis; Mr.. and Mrs A.
Solow. Mr.. and Mrs. I. Soiow and
Florence solo~, Of Fargo; Mr.. and
Mrs. Jos. Levin of Wales. n. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Bacon of Can
do, n. D., are visiting lin Grand
Forks with the formers brothers, ].
F. Bacon and J. D. Bacon, while en-
route to California where they ex-
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Bacon. who is IN OF sthe prosperous
business men of the state has dispos-
ed of hf1 'interestsrin 1.-The Machine
and 1mplement company at Cando
with whtthshe has been affiliated for
many years.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3Bacon are accom-
panied by their son, Will Bacon. who
expects to practice law in California
The young man lisa graduate OF the
University of North Dakota law
school and has taken post graduate
work at Leland Stanford and Column
bta universities He was admitted to
the bar in Montana shortly after
fnompleting his term at North Dakota
|. and practised in that state for a brief
time before taking his post graduate
work. Il
Misses Madeline Turner, Mar
sguerite ,Fretz and Marie sattler are
entertaining informally this evening
at Miss Turner's home. 5l4 South
Fifth street for Mrs. Walter Hawkins
of Lewistown. Mont. There will be
sixteen guests. Mrs. Hawkins ella
Opsahlp who has been the guest of
SAIL. Ais South Fifth street, over the
holidays will return to Lewistown this
week. Mr.a-sHawkins has. come Ito.
Grand Forks to accompany Mrs.
Hawkins home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j.. e. johnson. 32a
Cottonwood street, announce the en-
OF their eldest daughter. Glenna- Il.
johnson, to Einar c. Anderson, of
Warren, MINI. The date. of the we'd
ding. which is to be in February, has
not been announced.
l. Miss Johnson has been engaged as
stenographer in the local Offices Of
the Public Welfare association for
the last two years
The chorus Of the Thursday Muei-
cal club will meet at Z o'clock Thurs
DAY evening in the auditorium of the
old high school; for a rehearsal. This
is to be the last rehearsal of the club
before the January meeting of the
Thursday Musical club which is to
axe PldCe Oh fT1udy, evening ana all
members of the, chorus are urged to
be present.
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Section l of st. Paul's Episcopal
| church will meet on Tuesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. H. L. Pitts,
I422 Chestnut street. An important
business session is to open at 3
o'clock and all members. OF this sec
ton are asked to be present.
Mrs. VIII. Witheretine and daugf.
ter Margaret, PIP Eighth avenue: re.
turned, Saturday morning from Min
nGapolis. where they visited for a few
days. They were accompanied home
by Mrs. Withersttne's mother. Mrs. "A.
b. Dahlera Of Joliet, I'LL, who will
visit here for an indefinite time:
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Mrs. n. e. Payne with her daugh-
ter. Mis- Doris Payne, left Sunday
evening for Long Beach, Cal, where
they plan to spend the next few
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