Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-24

Mrs. JhonaS u. WINTER. OF Mime
aapolis. was chosen president Of the
at Tuesdays election. Official n
nouncemept of the election was made
at, the session Of the club at Des
Moines Wednesday morning. Mrs.
Winter has long been prominent in
club affairs and has held a number Of
responsible positions in the federation.
She has been vice president of. the
general federation for the past two
years. !,
Other Officers for the federation,
chosen Yesterday. are: First vice pres
ident. Mrs. W. s. Jennings. Florida;
second vice president, Mrs. j. r.
Schermerhora. New Jersey; auditor,
Mrs. II. A.. Guild. Arizona; recording
secretary, Mrs. Adam. Weiss. Colorado,
and treasurer, Mrs. E. b. Clark, Red
Oak, Ia.
Announcements have been received
in city Of the wedding Of Miss
Jennie Lusk Of jamestown. n. D.. and
the following account Of the wedding
taken from the Bismarck Tribune will
be an item tof interest to friends here,
Miss Jennie IIusk. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James Lusk. of. jamestown.
and Alfred Dale. an employee of the
state board of administration. were
married ~ the Lusk home at James
town at $3.50 o'clock Tuesday, evening.
The cerep1onE was performed in the
beautifully <decorated home in the
presence Of seventy-fiva guests, Rev.
Charles H. Phillips. of the Congrega-
tional church, performing thl eere-
mony. Miss Pauline B~uzze1le, of
Cleveland, was the brides attendant,
and Rex Muir, okJamestown college,
was best man.
The groom graduated from James
town college in 1919 and the bride
graduated last Thursday with the
1920 class. After the wedding the
Rugby and the Twin Cities. after
which they will return to Bismarck
to reside. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Norman and
little son. accompanied by Mrs. Nor
mans sister. Mrs. Nick Fisher, mot
ored in from Bem;dji lake. wednes-
day evening, after months outing
at the Norman cottage at Grand
daughter, Miss Doris Norman went
down to the lake Wednesday morning.
Mra. J. B. Wineman. S5 Fourth
avenue. has issued invitations for, an
Informal tea to be given in her home
on Friday afternoon in. compliment
to her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Cert
rude Cunningham Wineman. Hours
will be fronA.3 to : o'clock and guests
will include members of Alpha >Pi
chapter Of Kappa, Alpha, Theta, Of
which the honor guest is a member
Baskets and ho~ls of summen flow
erF will be used about the rooms.
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The wedding OF Miss Blanche
Eleanor Heath. daughter OF. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Heath. Colonaide apart
1nents. CrookstoD. to. ALL, .Bengston
OF Waterloo, i9wxa, will be@a promt5ss,
ston This evening at $3.50 O'Clock.
Miss Pauline Marin of Crookston
will be the brides attendant and Her
bert A. Bergston. ofAMinneapolis will
he best man Rev. Euyper Of the
First Congregational church will Of
sffciatc. Ihss " - .|.#x
Mr.. Bengston and his brid$ will
leave this evening for "A honeymoon;
at several Of the. lake reaorts in
southern Minnesota and after Sep-
tember u they. will, h at home to-
friends In Waterloo. Iowa
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson with
their little son. Grant. who have been
the guests OF Mrs. Anderson's parents.
Or: mo Mrs. F. ]. Duggan. North
Third street, returned to their home
in Binford, n. D.. Ion Wednesday.
They. made the trip by motor and were.
accompanied by Mrs. Duggan. who
will be their guest for a week. Be-
fore returning to Grand Forks Mrs.
Duggan expects TO visit with her SON.
in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Render. at Mandan, N. D.