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The Washington herald., 1921-05-20
Grover Bergdoll Estate Faces
Alienation Suit From Wife Of
Chauffeur Who Is With Stacker

support. Representative Johnson.
of Kentucky. advised her to con-
suit an attorney and have him en-
ter suit against the Bergdoiis. She
thanked him for his advice and
promised that she would act
upon IL.
Mrs. Stecker used to cook and do
housework for Mrs. Bergdoli. on
the day before Bergdoli escaped she
was asked to go TO the Bergdoll
home and cook dinner. The menu
consisted of pork and sauerkraut,
she said. but there was enough only
for scanty portions for the diners
She carefully explained to the coin
mittee. however. that she didn't eat
any of the pork and sauerkfaut; she
ate toast and tea.
"why?" asked puzzled members
of the committee.
Z Well" she answered, Mrs. Berg
doll don't keep her kitchen clean
enough to suit me-"
Mrs. Bergdeu Disappears.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May is.-
Government agents here today were
unable to serve Mrs. Emma c. Berg
doll with a summons for her. reap
H
pearance before the House Bergdoll
Investigating Committee, It was re.
ported. No response was made tt
calls at the Bergdoll home.
Since her sentence Tuesday to q
year and a day In Atlanta prison
or $1,000 fine for aiding Grover In
escaping the draft, Mrs Bergdoif,
whereabouts have been unknown q
was said.
The summons was issued. II wa,
said, because Mrs. Bergdoll fsiieC
to keep her promise to the investi.
eating committee to show hel
records Of sums paid to keep hei
son from the draft. II was sale
unless Mrs. Bergdoll answers tn,
summons by Monday there Is pos
sibility that she will be held in
contempt.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-20
SENATE.

Met At L. O'Clock and adjourned
at 12,1o until II today.
Notification of death Of Chief
Justice white received from jug
tice Mckenna and laid before Sem
ate by President pro tempore.
senator Lodge moved 4hnt COM
mittee of six be appointed TO net with
such committee ms may be appointed
by the House to. attend funeral of
Chief Justice, and chmr appoints
Senators Lodge. Underwood, Rans-
dell, Broussard. Nelson and Over
man.
senator Ransde1l. senior Senator
from Louisiana. extolled late Chief
Justice and told Of deep sorrow In
his native State.
senator Ashurst called attention
The Washington herald., 1921-05-20
LOCAL PEOPLE LIKE
TABLETS BETTER
Than YEAST
Tablets Contain Proper Dose
Easier To Take-ResuIts
Qucker-Better for You

Many people ind the new Phos-
Pho vitamine Tablets produce re-
sults quicker and are easier to take
than ordinary yeast. The tablets
contain . proper dose Of Water SOL
usle B vitamine" concentrated from
yeast and Fat Soluble A vitamine, !"
etc
These concentrates tablets do not
upset or disturb the stomach. Are
more economical and are swallowed
with a glass OF water after meals.
We recommend this newer better
way. Peoples Drug Stores.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-20
Will Meet Watchmakers.

Delegates of the Theological Con-
ference will be received by the
President this afternoon at the
White House. The watch specialists,
who are meeting here at the call OF
the National Research Council. are
considering the establishment of a
Theological Institute. 4 commit
tee was also appointed at yester-
days session to devise methods for
certifying watch makers. A recep-
tion was rendered the timepiece
makers yesterday at the Raleigh by
the jewelers. section of the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers' Asso-
citation.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-20

hlBnest, ~; lowest, SO.
Relative humidity-S a. m, SC: 3
p. m. Il; 8 pm, As.
Rainfall Is p. m to p. m.), o.
Hours of sunshine, 14.0.
Per cent of possible sunshine, 100.
Departures from Normal.
Accumulated excess of tempera-
ture since January 1. 1921. 500.
Deficiency of temperature since
May 1, 1921, SIS.
Accumulated deficiency of precipi-
tatton since January 1. 1891, 1.50.
Excess of precipitation since May
1. 1921. 2.4s.
Temperature same date last year
Highest. II; lowest, 5s.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-20
BIRTHS.

White.
Albertus n. and Ida A. Schroeder. boy.
Dennis and Mary G. Palmer, boy.
Edward L. and Catherine Bnrkley, girl.
James and Mary Ryan, girl.
August r. and Jane G. Massino, boy.
Harry A. and Ethel NJ. Kaufman, boy.
Solomon and Sophie Nathenson, boy.
William y. and Ella y. Rock, boy.
Edward J. r. and sadie A. Bland, girl.
Joseph and Rose Koosis, girl.
John T. and Eta T. Murphy. boy.
Clarence J. and Margaret E. Rupert, girl
Elias and Athena Joseph. girl.
Charles 4. and wilhol NJ. Jones, boy.
Colored.
james W. and Annie r. Porter. boy.
Frank and Vivienne Stokes, girl.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-18
Chicago BOARD OF Trade

CHICAGO. July slS.--Big receipts
cav. a downward swing " wiient
prIces today. Arrivals here tofnled
$50 ears. the largest number In d
long time. The banrs derived al
vantage also, from reports that al
though black rust infection was gem
eral In Manitoba. the crop was 10
days early and could be harvested / u
time 10 prevent serious loss. open
Ing quotations which varied from
IN cents lower To " cent advance
with september &l.sOh to Si.3i and
December ti.35 to Si.3bh, were fol-
lowed by ~set-baels all ABOUND. and
then somethips of a, rally.
General realizing on the part OF
holders had a bearish effect on corn.
After opening y cent lower 10 =
at cas- 10 60 cents. tho market nm
derwent a general decline.
oats held relatively steady as a
result Of coptInusd bullish crop re-
ports. The opening was unchh nged
to \. cent higher, September 42n 20
AN cents and n moderate aas which
ensued was so0n oyercomr.
Provisions were firIn, owing 10
HIGHER quotations on hogr.
Forecasts Of cooler weather to-
gethef with rain reports Induced q
good deal OF sailing iller and 50 like
wisc did q big Increase OF the sisible
supply. Tho market closed heavy.
Z "a 4 cents net lower with September
sl.2I 40 ti.2T& and December sI.3i
TO fl.3lh.
Rains In Iowa n elsewhere led
subsequently To further declines The
close was unsettled. ~ TO ~ % y
cents net lower with sept. GlA ~ 4
TO s17s cents.
Close:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-18

New YORK Cotton.
NEW YORK, July IS.-Cotton fu-
lures closed steady. July. Si2.2O:
October. I2.7O: December. 8Ia.i0;
January. Si3iO: March. st343.
Liberty Bonds.
NEW YORK. July ls-Liberty
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-18

w. W. Johnson. Ara As.eeles
r T. u. EJchsnBNfR6f Chiaafol
Margaret Msiior. Cinpinrt$
John Temple uravre Wsshipston,
u. AZ. Ha,l. Clovis ll
Il. niias' 81. santa fs
William bursNaid ana wife. Lake
n c. Bprxwaia. Lakewood. Ohio.
Edesr ". Essna. New York cIts.
Mrs.. q. n Goasirs. santa fe.
Lee Bransoa. Phoenix. Aria.
y. j. feailia, Crown. NJ. M.
c~fistohni Nkdrid. Duran. N. M.
Ben AiEnin san Aptonio. y. ~
Harris 4 fIscnss' SANTA ~
~ " Laurannr md wife. Boston
y Y. Harrington. saata ~.
". W. Album. Fort Worth Tesaa.
SfuHGEs
u. CoddinEton, Denver.
l. G Early and wffe. Los Angeles.
Leo Block. f~iorenes. Ariz.
$. kirkwood. Gallup
H. Corey. Gaifnp.
J. W, Miller. San Ya.dro.
Eori Root. eanfa Pc.
Albert Hin and wife. Tucson.
H. L. Reed aud wife. Boston.
Lee Bfowmln. Socorrn. e.
Arthur Guy. Kansas City.
n. X. Stewart, Pittsburgh. Pa.
Lew frAngoIis, pittsbnrRh, "a.
John McAerney. Las VEGAS.
QUO Merkie. Denver. e
y. q. bartlett. Masdaiena.
G. ". McDcrm. El Paso.
David Farr and wife, M~aRdaienn.
" !. Schneider. M Paao.
Aiftp4U0
= Brink L~arkspnr. Colo.
j. hnf and wife. pes Moinsr.
u. Carlson. Chicago. M
y. D. Clay and wife. Rnedi Colo.
Y. Clay and son. Ruedi. Colo.
~ ~ NORMAN. Eanaaa CITY.
y : Kramer and wife. Denver.
r n. Downing. San Francisco.
Mrs. j. n. steeietmiu. Denver.
g. A. Cornell. Chicago.
". ~. Cunningham, Kanaas civ
" Stephens and wife. Amarillo.
J: G rroutman. Roswell
MAN Sranier New York City
. si"hi.r Chiea<o.
y; W pNrmhn, san Francisco.
william N. LAaeef. nanvsr.
" ~. Harrlson. chicagc'
G. y, Beli, ,An~nnsapoiI~
- Davis. san fsancisco.
william Carlson. Denver.
y Hughes. Denver.
II J. solis. Boston.
" ~ Cook. ton Angeles.
w j. Wort. IoH Angelica
~ W Swsetiand. ann Francisco
q =. AnEeli. BOSTON.
6. w. Nngcnt. Galveston. Texas
W ~ iinhu. Los Annolos.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-18
FOR R~ENT-Rooms


- FOR RENT-Rooms .
F0a. kKsT Nicely fsfsIs6sd froai Tse@;
l.@g prssersd' Phone aoIs.w'
FOR kksf-Nles. larse, cool ifoo, room'
private entrance; aeAfiy fnrniahsd; suit'
able Tor one or two people hires blacks
from Central. Reasonable rent, No sifk
MISUNDERSTANDING 3
4 PAIR esnssy hira. iOr sale b2o \. and.
Fot sALE-is ZIG IA fabbiB, T5c sseh
Call 700 Weat Narquette.
rka sadd,,, Mill. ssiisissIiss Essfsatssd
FOR SALE -husty bicycle; HsI-Sfsss con
Sltlgn sac. is0o 4. Hlsa 3d. Phone
foE sAasIi9 ..I % !.ss nIL : d.y.
seslirsst o. bsrslss Bridge Hlsl~sy road.
ROK SALE biasksmith's slostfic mater snd
blowee 10 nrpt elass condition, nfieed
for qn.rk sails. AddIesl u, v. -srs Herald,
BIG supIrf of stmy e.n,ss folding cots
10 TO SJ2S The Annj ard Navy Store,
FOk kAilF-Am IsssihE city VIII sell
singer ~sgy machine, walnut dresser.
ere go STAR sApor sAnss' cheap. io2a
FOR sAL.E-hsfHssrstor o u ice e.
psriiy In good condition priced Tor auirk
sale. We must cell Immediately. Ssh. 90.
fhsns keg w slAI Furniture 90.
FOR sALkEa Compartment ae6 salen.
dsmouhttble steel lAnk. suitable for nse
en- wagon or truck tor hauling o. water, oil
% s%ssellaa r..ns ls-
FOR sALE-Aato camp traI,sr eompisis: u
.first.clasb condition includes tsnt, beds,
table, stove, lee bOI. PAons iaii.J. has y.
Ailvar.
FOR sALE-casb register. coffee arn.
pie cases, Kitchen table, stools, steel chairs
and tables purchased from Crescent Cream.
cry For particulars cali aOaM. Star
Furniture Go
AHbEsrOH RoOF PA1NT-0ood for ali
Nod. Of %rosis, o.. per sailon Tue Man
TTy |. Guitsp roof. win i..i .. long a. IL.
tOR sALE Furniture IS
FOR SAIL Book case. dining table, Kitchen
cabinet and porch swing ~ith leather
eashions; also laying hens fornithre Al
condition, never been used by siek. 722
Esst silver. Phone 20ls ".
fOR sALk-rhree rsfriEasAiors, good eon-
dition, rsAsonablri two, three aud four
bnrnaF Perfection oil stoves, az so and up;
porch swing 30 n. new 5.ply hose, 5000.
Buy Giant Non'skld auto tires and forget
Ford sis-. 90 SO aud sl226. Everything
Ia good condition. ussd furniture At pre-
var prices. Murphy Furniture Co.. l2S
SCUM
FoH SAIaE-rypcwnier ~
FUR SALE. TyPEWklTEhs-Al hads
S.,s SsS .ss .s;o0d siS Sa0 SSS.l'' ;Sls.
writer EsehAnSe. Phone s0sJ. i23 South
Feurth ~
LIVE sToCR -
FOR sALE-Goed dsliseV beFss. wAEos
and harness. Phone $40 or call uOi \
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-18

CHICAGO, July 1S.=Butter lower.
creamery extras, 40hc. standards.
aec; nrsts. s5gaSh c; seconds. seq
Eggs lower; receipts. ii.sf6 cases:
flrts, 2sia n 20 hc; ordinary firsts
asa ace; at mark. cases Included.
% m2Sc.
Poultry alive. lower; fowls. gsc:
broilers. rs n 3sc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-18

eE or go VI.
*s.evs bew ~ $500 and higher,
snssnsa common and medium nnds
.,rMt'r pest ~hrifHrs. yk-1h. can
~ tno pulls steady moaf rnnnera
- snlpperN around &A.16; hnlk hulir
fao. calves steady 10 shin.
Ion yea % lower 20 pachers.
.sedsrs strong 70 % cents hirher
1.ss = pound teeders. Ss.sS. ma nv
e',c~ arohnd pounds. tb.ss0
~
noeH, receipts. 1000. dragFy.
mos,iy La2s cents higher than Sai-
mediums ~ shi nsFt iiFhis and
sov pound Averages. sta.a4; light
saaao "'nipms % packers. tfO. 500
,ooM,. top; tl0.oes bulk. tle.is a.
.f' packing sowr steady 10 10
sen,s hfkner; stock pigs steady, Ss.Ss
'asu
ola neep receipts. f.5oe; kiilins
Texas wethers. $40, Arizona ismbs.
'io'oo; natives, 1870.
c,uc.co. -.
sn'e..e~p J fhs-faule re-
sapt.... ,s;es.' yesriinss and choice
ply welsnt Steers and bulls ~ to
s'nn ikner beef steev niow.
senrhns'l tt.1b; bulk beef steers
rss she stock stsads TO
siso&e ~" ny eors aud heiferr.
na.s,,, .nDnrrs ~ cutters
hniIs o"sss,sp' bulk bologna
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-18

MEN YORK, July is.-Bsr silver.
domestic. S3Ac.
Copper steady. eiectrolytIc. spot
and nearby iss @iac; fhitra quarter,
SONIC.
Tin easier; spot and nearby. t27.60;
futures. t27.bO.
Iron nominal. No. 1 northern,
$500 2a.0O; No. ? northern, t2i,00
zx.oo' No. ? southern. 10000
2f. on.
Lead quiet: spot. $40.
Zinc steady; East 81, Louis spot,
s425mf.35.
Anthony, spot. &4.65.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-18
MARKETS
New York stocks.

NEW YORK, July ls.-With few
exceptions today's sluggish and a Z
row stock market was under constant
pressure. Speculative issues showed
losses Of I 10 almost 5 points. Salas
approXimRted 400, 600 shares. The
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-18
L.iyaatook

KANSAS CITY. Judy iS-Cattlc
receipts, $4,000; dry fed steers
scarce. steady 10 strong: top heavies.
$50; early top yearlingr, $500;
plentiful; steady TO 20 cents lower.
many Texas. $500 $50: some grass
nrs, f7~,2bAi7.sb; she stock steady to
20 cents lower. bulk good COWS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-18

KANsAs. CITY. July is-Esgs un-
ehanged' nrsts. 27c; seconds ale;
selected, sac.
Butter. creamery, one cent higher.
42c.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-18

bonds closed; sNs. tss.6s; first a..
ts7.1O bid. second ~. ts6.ss; fIrst
ms, Ss7.i2; second ans. es7.02;
third tHh s9t.0e. fourth AZ ss7.iO;
victory aAs. f9s.26: Victory AIS.
tss.a2.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-05
AUTUMN Church
Wedding Today

t. souantttiAs 81 Asters, glAdioli and
@DSdr01, banked the candle lighted
NJ ltar 81 ST.. Mary's Catholic church
~fhis crnin for the marriage Of Miss
fsRoeo Ellcn Cassidy, daughter Of Mr..
lid Mrs. r. j. Cassidy, AIS Cotton
wood street. ana Nj. Bernard = Day,
4 of Mrs. Emily Day OF Richmond,
Tho ceremony took place at II
Mtr clock IN the preeence OF 1 large
sconapany of relatives and friends.
MRey. rather Fletcher, pastor, ofhci-
sstsd.
M .p....a.r ~. n-,d. r,ArA \ ,,ah-
" ~ j r.SaSps -. heather ard
ssps..nss Tn-nav ~ nAysis Iake. I
ss,..s. ,ttys AZ, K.thi.ar Kenney
sSsnsnt.+ ~ M Ana Mn. I. !.
Tsrnaw ,sa Snr+h sAvanth street a.
1919 iii scattAred rose petals from
MRnos- 800 s.r ha.Ea+ sha
VI. 'cnss .~aar ~ 1c1.a tniIe
S.nnr. ~ M am. shsda 80
W.. ~ ~, .rtsrsd rs,th hsr "a
sxa.A~ss rar. har a. rsrri.va +
80. a, ir,hit. saHr creme
-. w,,ts p--;rcs.. satin, hodice
q. rA n,sr drsre ~ rose noint lacA.
$3.50 1922. 80 ..tin r,hhona
sp vLsns rp. - IN ca,,r4 tr.,n and !,
800 ae h,nsanns held the am
s,ssss...v ,,s;i ~ nI,.a shower
sSrnsnst vss al brides, roses. orchids
ISS-..tas. ,rith ostrich t,ns and
@ssti, ~.treannars
~ aSSaa.r Mic. u.v., "a ..idx
III. ~. M,a.S 80 h.earnIns.
~ $3.50 =. n,,r. tsrats With = large
snsS-. naaf,.a ~ IIar nawera
sTrnss ~ he,anat ~ ssters and
1890 ~ = nssts1% shadss Ear,
syse.peas - e. .ns $500 - y
$3.50 - h.~;aeseann at+.nAs
Nv. VS.
~ Nj. r..rh,,. r,nrr,ar n,avA.,
IS. Mreoaiana sLat.hss a,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-05

Mrs. P.sJ. eulliton and ION Billy ar
rived IN Grand Forks Saturday morn
ing and will remain until after the
wedding Of Mrs. culliton'a sister. Miss
Grace Carroll, to jess W. Turtle, 8 n
September ~. On Wednesday after-
noon and evening, Miss Carroll Will
be at home informally ia her friends,
during which time she will show the
contents OF her bridal chest. The
hours are to be from 8 to 5 O'clock,
and from 8 toto o'clock.
Mrs. Sherman Lowe has invited q
group Of young wamen to her home,
524 Griggs avenue, nTueaday even
ing. In compliment to Miss Grace Car
roll: On Friday, Miss MurieI O'KeefA;
will be hostess IN Miss Carroll's honor.
4 i 4
Miss velva Bird. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. w. n. Bird,sS02 North Fifth
street. will aleAve-Tuesday for Milwau-s
kee where she Will attend st. Johns
Academy for the coming year. Mrs.
Bird wiil accompany her daughter on
the trip. %
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-05
lone Lesson Is
September Bride

MI. and Mrs. Charles Leeson. 1900
Cheyenne avenue, announce tho
rage Of their daughter, Helen. lone
to Raymond Fits, only son nf- Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Fits, us University
avenue, which was solemnized on
Sunday afternoon at 6:45 O'Clock in
the First Baptist parsonage. Rev.
John Gerald York of1ciatei at the
service in the presence of a few
friends.
l.. The bride wore her travelling sui,
of navy blue tricotine with a smart
early winter turban trimmed in
brown heckel feathers. Her flowers
were Sweetheart rosebuds and valley
lilies arranged in a corsage bouquet.
AS her sisters maid of honor, Miss
Gladys Lesson was attired in a navy
blue duvetyn coat dress and she wore
Ophelia roses.
John Stafford Of Minneapolis acted
as best man.
A fo~ur-course wedding dinner was
served Immediately after the cere..
mony in the home Of the brides par
ents~ Purple and"gold. the colors
suggestive Of the fall season, were eff
fectively carried out through the
rooms with bowls of asters. marigo1d,
sweetpeas and smo Misses Edith
LAfnming. Violet johnson, Agnes
Murphy n Vivian Williams assisted
in serving. Covers were laid for the
bridal party and some twenty-five
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fitzgerald and
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Fitzgerald Of Far
go, the brides uncles and aunts, ana
Miss Irene Lesson Of Fargo, a sister
of the bride. out Of own guests
at the affair.
On Sunday night, MI. Fits and his
bride> left on their honeymoon which
Is to be a fortnight's visit at points
in Minnesota. After October 1, they
will be at home to friends at IT'S Uni
verSity avenue.
The bride has always made her
home in Grand Forks with her par
ente and attended the Grand Forks
high school. Mr.. Fits attended the
University of Wisconsin at Madison
last year. At the present time he is
connected with the Bridgeman-Ru u.s.
sell company in Grand Forks.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-05
till the king tckled his nose With

till the King tickled his nose with
a feather.
'All are now ready for another day
at the Lake. This day We will ZEE
some Of the other creatures. I have
heard that today is the day for q
fisherman's meeting at this Lake, and
We must set there early to see All
thatsS going to happen. All Right
let uS set In q 90. I.
tapped the Stone Of knowledge and
the Creature Of His Desire was there
with the Magic Basket ready to take
the King and, his companions to the
fiShermAn's party. We Will see TO-
morrow whether there was q party
or not.
Toin0rrow-T1e First FiAherrnaaf
AfftVG3. ssSa
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-05

Mr.. and Mrs. C.. l.. Linfoot, SO
Chestnut street, entertained as their
house guests for several days Misses
Nellie and Dehlma Hanson Of Graf.
ton. Misses Hanson motored to the
city and returned on Saturday to
Grafton.
Miss Lois Void left Sunday for
Thief River Falls. where she will
make preparation for entering upon
her duties as kindergarten instructor
in the pubic schools. Miss Void re-
,ceived her degree this year from Miss
Woods kindergarten school in Chi
cago.
Mr.. and MrA. Norman B. Black OF
Fargo, former Grand Forks residents,
passed through the city on Sunday
evening en- route to Minot, N. D.,
where Mr.. Black will give a talk at
Z luncheon this noon.
Mr.. NJ. q. Olson accompanied by
her daughter Nell, and her son. Allan,
l0l Reeves avenue, have returned to
their reG1dence In the city following
q months outing at Lake BenidJi.
Mrs. p. p Sherman has also returned
~ the Olson cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. e. stricker. s5S
Belmont avenue. and MI. and Mrs. H.
HI Wilson, 1856 Belmont avenue
notored to Bemidji, Mimi. on satur-
day afternoon, ana VIII DO the house
guests Of Mr.. ana Mrs. G. N. Barnes
at y latter's summer home, for sey-
erals days. M
Miss Loretta Syfninston OF Neche,
N. d.. visited in Grand Forks on Friday
for 4 short time enroute TO DeLaven,
MINI. whore she tsS4o III In charge
OF the home economics department
OF the high school. IN this city, Miss
Symington was the guest OF hel
cousin, Mias Jennie Duncan.
7 An important buanees meeting 81
Acacia chapter, Order Of Eastern Star
will be held In the Masonic temple
i on Tuesday evening, opening at |
attend. Mauds Adams, ". NJ; Clars
Warriner sscfefary
mrs. Henry shieids and her daugh
ter Ruth, who have spent a fortnigh
In Grand Forks, left on Sunday 81
route to their home. In. West Lynn
Mas Mral Shields and her daugn
ter we're the gueSfe OF the FORMER,
brother and slstef-fn-IAw, REV. ant
Mrs. G. p. L1ockiin, SIC Second ayA
nue.
women,s Gxshoiis order 0fs Forest
er4 viii hold regular meeting Tues
day egentnG at O'clock an I'll
Knfsht4a M GtIunnbus hall. Al. mem
Ntb4f1 ~ tt4t4oftd W ~ present.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-05
Deuils Lake We'd
ding Of Interest to
to Grand Forkers

"A social event in Devils Lake on
saturday, that was Of considerable
interest TO Grand Forks residents,
vas the wedding Of Miss Pauline Ser
ur1sard Of that city, and william
Bulge. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. william
Bulge, All Fourth avenue, Grand
Forks. Following Is the account OF
the wedding taken from the Devils
Lake Journal Of Saturday:
At high noon today occurred the
marriage Of Miss Pauline Anne Ser.
Ole Serumgard Of this city, to WI.
Tam Edward Bulge Of Grand ForkA.
The marriage. one Of the events Of
the season, was marked by its qule4
and charming simplicity.
The service was read BY Rev. n.
Garfield walker Of the Episcopal
church, in the presence Of the mem,
bers Of the family and intimate
friends. During the service Miss
Grace Belle SerumEard played selec-
tons from MacDowelfs Woodland
Sketches.
The bride wore 4 gown Of pearl
crepe, embroid cred with beads With .
bandeau Of silver leaves In, her hair.
She carried a showed bouquet Of
Sunburst roses, pale pink sweetpeas
and g~ypsophslia.
She was attended by her sister,
dainty frock Of pale pink organdy,
trimmed with rosettes Of lace and
flowers. Her hat was pale pink
seorxette, and her flowers were an
old-fashioned nose-say Of blue and
white. The mother Of the bride wore
a gown Of blue canton crepe. Mrs.
VIM. Bulge, mother Of the groom
wore black lace. Ernest Bulge was
best man.
Miss IneE serumgard. served the
wedding breakfast, and was assisted
by the girl. cousins of the bride and
Miss Cathleen Cowan.
Quantities Of pink and white giadi-
olAs were used in the decoration OF
the house, and the luncheon appoint
nients were in pink and white.
MIR. and Mrs. William E. Bulge left
by a for 1tasca Park. They will be
at home in Grand Forks after Mo-
vember 1.
The bride travelled in a blue duvet
de laine suit with trimmings Of grey
fox ana grey accessories.
Both MI. and Mrs. Bulge attended
the University of North Dakota, Mrs.
Bulge being 4 member Of the KAp-
pa Alpha Theta and : Mr.. Bulge of
the Alpha Kappa zets. fraternity.
Since leaving the university, Mrs.
Bulge has been connected with the
| Extension Division of the university.
! Mr.. Bulge is a member of the faculty
of the school'of mines at the univer-
sity.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bulge, the
groom's parents of Grand Forks,
. Misses Bernice, Jessie and Lillian
Bulge Of this city. Miss Alice Bulge
Of Minneapolis and Miss .Chrissie
Bulge Of Minot, sisters of the grom,
were out Of town guests at the wee
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member 81 the vocational training
BOARD, in that city. The bride wils
travel In q black canton crepe gown,
With burnt orange trimmings and q
grey squirrel$ cape. Her hat IL velour
In 4 burnt orange shade.
Mrs. Day has been making her
home In Seattle for the last several
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Ruben Anderson Of Grove City, Ia.
who has ben a guest at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Olson. 1924
University avenue, left Friday night
for Mercer, N. D., where he will be
principal Of schools next year.
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Mrs. James Dinnie has gone to Chi
to be a guest al the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. Ralph S. Danforth, for
several days. Mrs. Danforth and little
son are planning to come to Grand
Forks soon to visit, :