Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-19

Miss Clara Dubuque. a daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. Dubuque of Grand
Forks and jerome Maddox Of North
wood were married at st. Michael's-
pro-cathedral on Tuesday morning,
Rev. Father Dougnerty officiating.
The nuptial high mass was celebrated.
at $3.50 o'clock. with a full choir
singing. Lewis Brodeur, tenor, sang
the offertory.
Mrs. Harry Burton at the organ,
sounded; the wedding march from
}Lohengrin as the bridal party enter
ed h church. = Miss Doris Dubuque,
in a gown of blue satin, n a corsage
bouquet of pink roses attended her
sister. as bridesmaid. The bride wore
"a tailored suit of brown, with a hat
to match, and a corsage bouquet Of
white roses and narcissus. Lawrence
Walker, who attends the University of
North Dakota was his cousins. best
man.
Following the service at, the church
there was a breakfast served in the
home of the brides parents for menu
bers of h families and a few in
tinate friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maddox left yester-
fday for Fargo, and from there will
go to western points for a honey
moon trip before going to Northwood
to make their home. The bride has
lived here practically all Of her life,
and Mr.. Maddox is well known in
the county. @
Mrs. Verne Martin EDNA vaaler)
was honor guest at a kitchen shower
given last evening in the home of Mrs.
George Brunskill, 721 Walnut street.
Mrs. F. F. Brunskill was the assisting
hostess.
Grand nolo was the evenings diver
sion and there were guests for three
tables. An effective color scheme Of
pink and white predominated. through
the rooms, and at the close Of the "
ming a prettily appointed luncheon
was served at the small tables.
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The Daughters of Norway will hold
a regular meeting this evening in the
knights aof 5PEythias hall opening at
7:3o O'clock All members are urged
to be present !
MISE" ~ .Danforth, who has been
here for the last month visiting her
daughters, Misses Aura. and Hazel
Chaffee, sattthe Cana Phi Beta house,
n her brother, and sister I'm law, MI.
n Mrs:#W. H Alexander, left at noon
today for her home in Minneapolis.
Before coming here Mrs. Danforth had
sAoAtOo AL s-3NAalludl lOI several weeks
as the guestsof her brother-in-law>and
sister, Mr.and Mrs. Samuel Arthur.
Considerable interest is apparent
IN the series of benefit card parties
which the Finance committee OF the
Civic League has planned for the sea-
son, the first Of which will take place
next Saturday, in the Commercial club
rooms. Bridge will be the diversion,
/ and MIA vino will hnvia ~ ~S~i~x1.
Prizes are to be awarded for high
score.
For the guests not interested IN
cards, there will be q social hour
"over the .teacups'' and ut the conciu-
sion of the afternoon. light refresh
rnents will be served.
Miss. Elm sThorgrimsen has arrived
home from Northwood, Iowa, where
she has been attending the North
wood academy for girls and viii
spend the remainder OF the winter
months with her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. H.sB. Thorgrinisen, 1415 Boule-
ward avenue. Early In the spring,
Mics Thorgfimsen expectstSto accom-
M. and Mrs. g. storaAsli on an ex.
tended western western TIP.
Miss Eva Skinner shaS issued invita-
lions for shDwer to- be given in her
home, II North Seventh street Thurs
day evening for Miss Donna Ditton, Z
bride OF this month. There will be
assisted by her mother, Mrs. a. b.
Skinner md Mrs. Nv. i. Ditton.
Among the attractive pre-nuptial
AFFAIRS given for MtG9 Ditton. Whose
wedding to Leonard Joseph Martin
deeur6 soon. was . surprise linen