Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-29

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Alpha Beta chapter of Gamma;
Phi, Beta announce the pledging of,
Miss Marjorie Watt of Larimore. .
The Mayflower Sewing circle will
meet on Saturday afternoon at =
o'clock in the club rooms of the Beth
81 Lutheran church. Mrs. A. Sryh-'
ling will be the hostess. and will:
serve refreshments at the close OF the
afternoon. Anyone interested is or.
daily. invited to the meeting. Il Z !. \
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\ .sghe Haalawe'ep.s dance given Thurs,
day evening at the" Masonic Ternples
has. been W. characterized n of the
most enjoyable events given at h
Temple lin q moons." Elaborate
decorations transformed the huge ball
room into a festive scene, and an ex-t
cellent program was furnished by,
Emard's first orchestra of five
pieces. The opening dance took, the
form Of a moonlight waltz, the guests;
being ushered into tho dimly lighted
ball room with the aid of ghosts and
corners of the room furnished the.
only. light for the "moonlights." A
uniquely appointed supper was served.
lin the banquet hall at 1lto'cloek. i
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Announcement is made@ref the mars
|triagc Of Miss Esther, NJ. Anderson OF
Buxton. N. D. and Lewis Harold,
Ross, also of Buxton, which occurred.
in Grand Forks on Thursday noon at
pastor Of the Swedish Lutheran
church. OBLIGATED at the ceremony in.
the church parsonage. Mr.. and Mrs,
Ross left shortly after the ceremony.
for Buxton, where a dinner was serv-
ed in the home Of the brides PARENTS
They will. make their. home on the.
groom's farm near Buxton. !
In the home of Mrs. Agnes Johnson
South. 4th street. un~Fhursdxy~event
|singst1l group Of alumnae members Of
Alpha Theta chapter OF Delta Gaming
held an interesting meeting at which,
tins they formed a Delta Gaming
Alunlnae association. After the elects
ion of officers tentative plans for the
work Of the society during the coming
season were discussed. ~ !
Mrs. /. P. Colbourn and daughter;
Grace Of the Dinnie apartments, have!
gone to Los AngelesrCa where they
will make their home this winter.
OF vast interest throughout the state
is the marriage Of Miss Anna Warren,
aaughter ct Me- I'LL. Warren Of
Warren,to George. X Stronach.s of
Moose Jaw, which took place in that
city at st. Jonh's church at 1880,
o'clock Thursday, October FL, Arch.
deacon Wells johnson officiating. The
bride, who was given away by her
attended by her niece. Miss Mary Ann
Townshend.~ Her sister, Mrs. Town
shend. and Mrs. Halverson% of Moose
Jaw acted as. matrons OF honor.
The bride was charming in a gown
Of ivory satin and orange blossoms
held her veil in place. Her only orna-
ment was q string Of pearls, the
groo11ls gift. She carried a bouquet
Of brides roses. n
IA gswedddiggss ding n thes home OF
Mr.1aadssM Ms. asTowai&henhsaf 6I1owed the
eeremonysand ms the evening a re-
ception. vas held, Mr.. and Mrs,
Townshend receiving with the bride
and groom.
MI. and Mrs. stronach have taken
up their residence at Moose Jaw.
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Twenty out OF forty young women
who tried out; for admission into the
dancing class. conducted at the uni
versitye each year by. Miss nellie Mar
tindale were successful in gaining en-
Misunderstanding to a recent an
nouncenf6nt.sssThe girls chosen will Be
fgivenS aesthetic dancing and
wtHHtAkesths major parts in the May
fete and others dancing fetes on tie
campus this year. These are the
young women named:
Misses Doris Payne, Ella Moen.
Mary Gowran. Hazel Chaffee, GLADYS
IEiaagenson. Theresa Tombs, Danny
Hassell. Jeanette Campbell. Ruth Nc
Nicol. FriedA Hammers, Ruth Wilder,
ELL; sHarshmai, Aura ChaHee, Laura
Kelly. RHA. Kelly, 4 yrRil1a5$ nsK An<o