Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-02
CRARY NOTES

Crary, N. D., Nov. 1.-Gens Cald-
erwood and George Coe haxe gone to
Fargo to enter as students at the
Agricultural college.
Ray Whitcomb returned last week
from a business trip to Minneapolis.
Students from the North Dakota
University who spent the past week
end at their homes in Crary were:
Dave Miller, Paul Medelman, Mabel
aid Carter also a university student,
visited his parents, Or. n Mrs.
Carter Of Warwick, on Friday, Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mrs. F. w. southam of Grand
Forks was the guest of friends in
town from Thursday tilel the follow
ing Monday.
Miss Mary Shand came home Fri
day from Minneapolis where she has
been receiving medical treatment. On
account Of Ill health, Miss Shand was
forced to discontinue her studies at
Grinnell college, Iowa, a few weeks
ago, but she Is now much improved
and expected to return to Grinnell
forsthe second semester.
The high school pupils had a hard
times party in the school THURSDAY
evening.
supt. and Mrs! Dudley schnabel
spent Friday, Saturday and Sunday
visiting relatives and friends at
Grand Forks.
Mrs. A. W. crary and her twin chill
dren Rose and Tom, arrived here
from Fargo Friday to be guests Of
Mrs. Crary's sister, Mrs. N. A. Mil
Ter.
Miss Irene Thompson and Miss
Florence Mcintosh, both of the local
high school faculty, spent the past
weekend at their home at Reynolds
and Bottineau respectively.
. J. H. Smith returned Tuesday
from a weeks visit in Minneapolis.
Miss Edith Kirk Of Niagara was
the guest Saturday and Sunday Of
farm.
Of the Congregational church was en-
k~tertained Saturday evening by Mrs.
The Volunteer Sunday school class
Robert Brown at her farm home
Baskets and crystal vases Of pink
and white flowers, and table appoint
ments Of the same colors helped to
make charming q prenupttal shower
given by Mrs. L. I. Nicholson of Doy-
on for Miss Adealia Miller, a bride
of.last week. The affair was given at
the home Of Mrs. II. A. Nicholson OF
this village. The parcels, attractively
wrapped were presented to the honor
| guest by her little sister. Eileen Mil
Ter, who was dressed In white and,
and carried,a pink parasol filled with
gifts. Pink cathedral candles and
pink carnations decorated the buffet
supper-tab1e, and from the chandelier
was suspended a white wedding bel
from which pink and white streamers
ran to the corners Of the room. There
were forty guests. among them 9
number Of out-of-town people.
The marriage of Miss Adeaia Nil
Ter and MIR. Frank Medelman took
+; place Saturday morning at sever
thirty o'clock at Sacred Heart church
! the Reverend Father Churchill per
forming the ceremony. Miss Dorothy
Walters Of Devils Lake presided a
the organ playing and singing a pro
gram Of nuptial music. The bride.
sister, Miss Florence Miller, was mait
of honor and Mr.. Medelman's bes
man was his brother, Mr.. Paul Medel'
men. The bride wore her travelling
suit OF fawn-colored cloth with ha,
and accessories to match and hel
corsage bouquet was made Of pail
pink rOse-buds. After the ceremon,
q reception and wedding breakfas
were given for the immediate fam
lilies at the home Of the brides par
1 ents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Miller. Mr.
and Mrs! Mede1man have gone Il
Denver. Colorado, where Mr.. Medel
man ID in the automobile bushes.