Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-18

Wedding Of Miss
Blueno Monday

Miss Alice Marie Bliveny daughter
Of Mr.. aAAlsMsAEFsk. J.. H. Bliven, 1908
,Universitjaaasse1MAe whose a~pprcaching
chosenS sAtHaadayssfJune 81. as the date
solemnizedaas6kKSst MichaelsN Pro-
Cathedral al 1880 O'Clock. Monday
morning.
Miss Rliven. has chosen Miss Win
nifred Mulloygof this city as her on.
.ly attendant. Maurice Bliven, g
brother of the bride, will be thetbest
man. Among the out-of-town guests
have already arrived for the aft
fair, is Miss Luverne johnson Of st,
Paul. Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Shea, uncle
and aunt. of the bride-elect, will ar
rive in the city Sunday evening from
Duluth to be- guests at the wedding.
NQu:te a number Of attractive pre-
Miss Bliven, among them a parcel
shower at the: home Of Mrs. VS..
Bliven, 1920 lone avenue. Mrs.
Charles Crawford was the assisting
hostess and there were twenty guests:
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Metcalf
mabel Meyers) returned Thursday
evening from theis wedding trip thru
Minnesota. Enroute to Grand Forks
they stopped to visit relatives in Alex
ander IN Evansville. Mimi, Mr.. and
Metcalf will be at home to
friends after June IS. at 1917 Uni
versity n -.
At Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs. Metcalf
tho were motoring. were Joined by
Mrs. Metcalf.s MOTHER; Mrs. -. ".
Meyers Of this city, and her cousin.
accompanied them tosthis city.
~esa ~ X 81 gf n
On Thursday&afternoon at 8 O'Clock
occurred the marriage OF Miss AagG
AaaatdaoEaNo rtfwOod, N. D:yito Joseph
Leonard johnson, also of that city:
Rev: a. i Hulteng performed ths
sondreal was the brides only attend-
ant and Carl Aaland, a brother Of the
bride, was. the best man.
Mr., Johnson and his bride left~fm-
mediately after the ceremony in their
motor for points I'M Minnesota. where
they will visit for a fortnight. Upon
igroom's farm near North1and. :
4. Among the many interesting affairs
& announced for this evening is h in
formal dance to be given in the
Knightstof Columbus hall in honor OF
the candidates to be admitted into the
order on Saturday. Some sixty in
gllA1LSS0f j 4NS VHO 6ASoS6 o4Iu q "
dial invitation has been extended to
knights and their lady friends to, at
tend, sGobd music has been secured
.toS play. the dance program and the
] hours will be FROM 10 II o'clock.
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Dr.. and, Mrs. GuyNB. Fairchilds left
thissmorning for Duluth. where they
will take the boat trip tor New York
city. They will also visit numerous
other cities In New York state. Or.
Fairchifd will take special work this
summer in the Dewey school. Of ortho-
dontiA and will specialize in this work
.SwNen he returns, to. this city in Sep
,stefnber. /:
while An. the east pr. and Mr.
-Natf5Haf pshtaIaassoefaff6n tDavenS
tttesn tossshe held inhsBoston, Mass, IN
Anfazfzs- ~. !,
. On Wednesday, evening at the
e Methodist parsonage occurred the
marriage Of wilfred e. eFilliona of Min
tneapolis to Mrs. Frances c. Hadley Of
Grand Forks. Rev. Thomas H:~Gal-.
gmony. 49,
Attending the couple were Mrs. H.
ssB. Olin. brotber-in-iaw. of the bride;
daughter. Marion. and,#W. A.fCrary.
1.-THE brides brother. W 4A.b
.$f Immediately after the .ceremony a
ofsc}ose friends gathered at
1.-the home ofsMr. and Mrs.. III. B: DIN.
ayvittleshoferlsblock where congratu-
Y, lationst We're ffeceived.
.# Mr., F~illionsAnd his bride left the
same evening Tor Minneapelis:awhere
,,sthey will enjoy q brief outing before
locating in that 'city.
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