Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-21

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40 friends over the state, Mr.. and
Ms. Thomas. Council Of Hamilton, N.
DE have announced the marriage OF
their daughter, E;tta Pearl, to Clarence
JtsRowe, which occurred on Tuesday,
January 18, in the living room Of the
&bnnell home. Sixty guests witnessed
the ceremony, read by Rev. MI. She'll
cross. The attendants were Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Simons, sister and
brother-in-law of the groom. Preced-
ing the ceremony, Mrs. Daniel Kippen
sang Bird Of Love Divine and just
after the vows were spoken, sang II
l.ape You Truly" Miss Mary Keena
Yes at the piano for accomplishments.
and inprpvised softly while the sacred
vows were exchanged. The bride en-
tered with and was given in marriage
white satin and georgette with a full
length veil. IAN. attractively appoint.
ed thr~ee-course luncheon was served
just after the ceremony, and In the
dining room ana living room baskets
of cut flowers and ferns were taste
fully arranged. AIR! and Mrs. Rowe
left son the evening train for the Twin
Cities where they will enjoy a brief
Honeymoon. They willSreturn to@Ham-
i.ton to make their home. Mr.. Rowe
is promising young business man
ofS2that City. Z. : 4 > I
Mrs. Edward Gillespie and a group
of#ncighborhood friends of Mrs. Geo.
K,,.FChambers, Jr.,S surprised her on
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with an attractive
party. 'rhc affair was given in the
homo. of Mrs. Frank Cummings, $40
Front street. East Grand Forks.
Grand+nola<& was : the afternoons d.
version and there were guests for
,hrae tables. At the close of the hours.
Mrs. Cummings and Mrs. Gillespie
spiFed; & light repast.
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In the lower auditorium OF st.
Mirhael's pro-cathedral, another of a
series Of grand-nola parties was given
o%n{hDfhursday evening, guests TOR some
thiSty tables taking part in the af-
faEs Miss Catherine Tierney was
aWacded ladies' first prize at the close
cftSthc game, and James Law was
given the ~gentlemen's prize. Mr.. and
MEH. l.. j. Kenneyy .chRirmen Of the
cosaan .ttee in charge, served a delight.
fuIrepast at 1880 o'clock and they
were assisted by Messrs and Mesdamet
Joseph Mahowald, John Treacy and
EGtEEBrown.
The Women's Relief Corps will hole
ones4of its regular monthly socias OF
Saturday afternoon in the home o
Mfx. c.. T.. GRADER, corner of Vets ave
nnefan Conklin. Mrs. Watson Ander
sofYEand Mrs. Gay will be the ASSISTING
htssg:.esses and refreshments will b.
tds6, O'Clock, and everyone interested
"AaHtoee @exo r. x - r
She Knights Of Columbus, .clul
roSlins viii be the scene Of an interest,"
ing gathering on Saturday evenins
when the Catholic Students associa
tiGa4y will hold it's first annual banque
plkce at G:3O O'Clock. Francis WEBB
president of the society will preside
md there will be- responses by Jane
Conl.y, Edward Ketter, James Kel!
Alton Kad,ek,< Violet LEsperanc
,.sH. Eleanor Kelly.
p AR. and Mrs. Henry OsKeefe an
MESand Mrs. Howard j. Monley wi
haaasspecial guests at the hanqutt an
pItTons and p~atronesses will lncluo
ME-; and MRS.. V. g Mr.. nm .
Mrh. II. j. Courtney and MY. and MT
AFT. Mcdonald. Dancing will 10.
loWthe banquet. .@"
The Psi Omega Psi sorority -hs
aanounced another Of its series {
food sales. the affair TO- be held 9
Saturday afternoon at the H. I
Wilson grocery store
MI. and Mrs William&Higgins ha,
returned from a two months visit
Chicago and ather points. In Ears
1hey enjoyed a. brief visit as tt
guests Of, Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Brie'
ford.
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Out of town guests at the Sign
Chi house are these North Dako
aNmni who have returned for II
Junior Prom; which holds for
among tonight's social events: 10
rEddy Of Jamestown, Thomas Wh
la;r@. of St. Thomas. and Howa
Maher me Sam Fishcr OF DeF
Lake. H.
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