Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-22
INTEREST To WOMEN
CARMEL HART. is
, I OCTOBER BRIDE

Mrs. b +. Hart, 324 Almonte ave.
nue., announces the marriage Of her
youngest daughter, e. Carmel Hart to
harry, Reyes, son of Mr. and Mrs. H.
~ Reyes Of Kansas City, Mo. The
Wedding took place in the Cathedral
os.the Immaculate Conception, at
KANSAS City on Monday. october II,
RFeey. Father J. j. McCaffrey, ofnciat-
Ing. 8
The bride was unattended. She
wore a. blue satin faced canton crepe
.gtoYn with a blue and gray picture
nat. Her flowers were brides roses.
3 At 8 O'clock, a wedding dinner was
served In, the home OF the groom's
parents. Guests with the bride and
groom, were few close friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keyes' honeymoon
VIII be a brief trip south after which
they will return to Kansas City to live.
They Will be at home at 5000 East
Eighth street, after November first.
Their In the automobile business. in
Kansas City.
The bride has grown. to woman
hood in Grand Forks and mas been
educated in the local schools. She
was connected with the Vanderhoef
Art store for a time. During the last
year she has remained at home with
ner mother.
! I'm honor Of the fourteenth birth
day Of her sister. Miss Dorothy
a company Of Miss Dooley's friends in
her home, Dakota avenue on Friday
evening. Appointments were in keep
ing with the Halloween season, and
the entertainment OF the evening was
featured by stunts and dancing. In
serving a. light luncheon, the hostess
was assisted by her mother. Mrs. e. J.
Dooley. These were the guests.
Misses Ethel Hoh, Cornelia Boyle,
Ursula Cotton. Laura Harvey. Mar
garet Black, Adele Isaacs and Hazel
Larson. ,
Star, will give a Silver Tea in the Ma
sonic Temple on Tuesday afternoon,
from to S O'Clock. There will be a
! short program to be followed by re-
freshments. Mesdames r.. F. Bridge
man, H. j. Friesen. Hershel Hunter,
E. A. Arhart and W. A. Mcintyre will
be the hostesses.
TN the home Of Mrs. j. b. Wineman,
IS Fourth avenue. there will be a
meeting Of the auxiliary. of st. Paul's
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Mrs. w. II. Alexander will be the So
cial hostess, and Mrs. j. A. Poppler is
to be in. charge of the discussion on
"Our Church School," Members of
the auxiliary are reminded to bring
their offerings for the Emery Fund
to this meeting. A request has been
made to have the offering sent, If. it
cannot be brought to the meeting:
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sr1ail company OF young people in. the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. Norman. 100 Reeves avenue on
Friday evening in honor of her birth
day anniversary. The rooms were at
tractive with Halloween decorations
and" this idea vas cleverly carried out
inEsthe.s luncheon appointments. Mrs,
M. Norman with her daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Kenneth Norman assisted during
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES diver
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The Public Welfare. association will
resume it's meetings next Thursday
night after a period. of rest during
the summer months. The meeting
will be held in. the small council
1cKAmber of the, city hall, and will
open. at 8 O'clock. Members Of the
association and anyone in the city in
terested In organizations activt-
ties are urged to attend. 80 ~
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A feature of the Plymouth Congre.
{ gational Guild meeting next Thursday
Afternoon will be a talk by Mrs. Agne.
NJ. Rex, juvenile court commissioner
The meeting will open at 3 o'clock in
tn church parlors. Hostesses for the
afternoon will be. Mrs. r. F. Bridge
man. Mrs. e. o. Lowell and Mrs. s
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