Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-27

At the. home Of MT. and Mrs. A. S.
HogansOn, 702 Walnut street., on
Thursday evening occurred the we'd
ding Of their second eldest son,
Clarence, to Miss Alyida. Haugo, only
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs A. Haugo
pastor OF the Church Of God in
Grand Forks, officiated at the service
which took place in the living room
at s o'clock. A wedding luncheon
followed.
AS the bridal party made their way
down the stairs, Miss Irene Ander-
son played 4 program OF tnuptial mu-
sic. Attending the bride was the
4room's. sister. Miss Lottie Hoganson
who wofe q frock Of yellow satin and
carried 9 bouquet Of roses. John
The bride wa attired in a becom-
ing gown OF ivory satin fashioned
with g%eorsette crepe. and silver lace.
Tiny 4roaebuds held the veil in place
and she carried an arm Of white
roses.
Mrs. Haugo is well known in
Grand Forks and for the past several
ys.5s has ssne.sa pisso with r the
the Kansas City Tractor school and
after q brief wedding trip he will
take his bride to Gilbyrwhere they
will make their home on the formers
farm.
Miss Cora Farley Of the North Da-
kota Anti-Tubercular association, has
returned to- her home in Grand
Forks after spending the last week
in%stfucttns and inspecting the chill
dren In the Hatton schools. Her ex-
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there that out OF It's children in the
grades, 1e6 were drinking coffee. Out
Of the same number there were only
80 who were in bed by 8 o'clock in
the evening. The children were
weighed and measured showing that
there were only 81 In the grades who
were physically az they should be.
Miss Farley in one Of her many
talks pointed. out the Importance Of
the parants' influence on the proper
nourishment and care of children,
terest in tho health Of the boys and
girls Through the success of the
Red Cross Christmas seal campaign,
conducted In Hatton in the month OF
December. the services Of Miss Far
ley were given the school there for
one week,
Mrs. Leslte stinson and daughter,
Miss Vera Stinsoa, Riverside Park.
entertained informally this afternoon
for Mrs r.. r. Ashley, who leaves
The hours from ; to $3.50
o'clock and were devoted to needle
work. Tho hostesses served tea at
the CLOSE Of the afternoon. On
Thuisday evening Mrs.sJ. e. Sandlie
entertained at four tables of cards
in compliment to Mira. Ashley. High
honors went to Mrs. ". S. mckenzie
and Af4. r. L Arentzen., Appoint
ments we're In red and white. Mrs.
p. =. swenspn saAng . group Of songs
during The evening. :,
A number OF extremeH important
business matters have como up for
attention Of the business women Of
the state ana at the special meeting
Of the local Business and Profession
q Wemen'ss club OF the city-to. be
held2in the Commercial club this eve
ming q number OF these matters Will
be attended to. Mrs ". e. Black;
president Of the local club. has asked
for . good turnout at tonight's meet
Ing.
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The Yonna Peoples gocisty Of the
bethany Lutheran church will hold
: regular meeting y the church this
evening ct : O'clock, MfA o. A. Ny
serve rcfreshmsats durinf the social
hour. Mtsoee Norence Davidson,
Minnie Lysing aud Harriet Mills
and Mes1rA. Ralph LAndiA, Chester
Perry and Eiae Running viii be on
the program.