Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-30
Stinson-S chulke
Nuptials Thursday

Miss Alice Stinsen, second eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Leslie Stin-.
son, Riverside park, became the bride
OF Herbert A. Schulkc, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Schulke. of New Ulm. Mimi.
at 81 pretty holiday wedding Thursday
afternoon. in the home Of the brides
parents, Southern sunilax and baskets
Of poinsettas with tail cathedral can
dies made the setting. The ceremony
was resd by Rev. f.. Halsey Ambrose
before fifty friends.
49, Before the ceremony. Miss Mabel
Seina. with Miss Camilla Hofto at the.
piano, sang Love Coronation" by
5 Ayiward and II Love Thee by Greig.
Miss Hofo played the bridal chorus
from L~.ohcngrin as the professional.
AS her sisters maid OF honor. Miss
Vera Stinson wore i black brocaded
chiffon gown, and held Columbia ros-
es. Little Miss Dorothea S%tinson a.
niece 'of tho bride, in a dainty white
frock, carried the ring in a pink rose.
The sroom's two little ~nieces, Misses
li.oen and Marion Fapei, wearing
white frocks just alike. preceded the
bridal party n scattered rose petals
from tiny French baskets. The
sroGui's brother. Waiter Schuike, was
his attendant.
The bride who was escorted by her
father, wore a gown OF ivory francais
made cntrain. the long waist Of which
was elaborated with pearls. Side cas-
cades Of Chaati!ly lace finished the
skirt n hung below the hem. The
train length full veil was held in place
with pearl ornaments. Her shower
bouquet was of orchids, sweetheart
roses n lilies Of the valley.
Following the ceremony. q dinner
Was served. Mrs. J.. r. Sandlie and;
Mrs. J. Smith were in charge, OF the
d~iningroolr and Assisting were Misses
Hazel Dinnie. Ava Graaer, Mathilda
Iiofto, Dora Bundl,e and Llah San
nes.\ Thirty-fve gC ,sts were seated.
Fhe centerpiece ca the bridal table
was a basket of lis:k roses. and mar
ciss1. Southern srni.aS and baskets of
pink roses decorated the room.
Mr. Schulke and his bride will go
cast on their honey1A,on stopping in
Chicago. In HoopestowH. H., they will
be guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Mckinley Finch. Mrs. Finch and Mrs.
Schulke were classmates ct Virginia
college. Roanoke, Va. After February
home at 1900 Portland avenue. St.
Paul.
Tho bride is a Virginia College
graduate. She received her degree in
voice n piano at Virginia College
and later occupied a position on the
college faculty. She studied music at
Wesley college before going east, and
was elected a member oASigma Alpha
Iota sorority, MI chapter.
O~ut-of-town guests at the wedding
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. Schulke of New
Tim, Mimi. n their sons. Walter
and Fred Schulke: Mrs. Ed McCor-
mack, of Staples; Mr.. n Mrs. Ken
meth Mckenzie of Crookston; W.
Winter of Langdon and Mr.. and Mrs.
n. g.. Stinson Of Glenwood, MINI.
The DON is a brother of Mrs. r.
L. Fabel, 922 Lewis Boulevard. He Il
in business in st. Paul.
Mr.. n Mrs c. l. Seymour left TO-
day for Minneapolis, following a hol-
iday visit at the home of Mrs. sey-
mour's mother at Mallory. MINI. Mrs
Seymour has resigned her position
with the Young-Quinlan company ir
Minneapolis. and Monday evening viii
leave for New York city as buyer for
the new Rhea shop in Minneapolis
Miss Bessie Bane, who has also beer
with her mother ove the christina
season. will go to her home in Min.
neapolis on Nenday evening:
The Epworth league Of the M. F.,
church announces plans for a skating
party and tafy pull to be given Sat
urday evening. All members Of the
society n their friends are invited
to attend. and are requested to NEE,
at the church at eight o'clock. The
party VIII go to the enclosed rink
CORNER OF Walnut street n First
avenue) for an hours skating. at the
conclusion Of which, they viii return
to the church for a tany pull, and So
cial time.