Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-01

Hdlly IN inc nome a MTS. Camnbell,
322 South Sixth street, this afternoon
for Miss Marion Robinson, a bride of
Saturday. The hours will be from 4
to s o'clock,and the guests will be the
|active and pledge members Of Kappa.
alpha Theta sorority. Miss Robinson
is a member OF Alpha Pi chapter.
The hostcsses will be assisted in the
dining room by Mrs. Phillip Bangs,
Miss Pauline Serumgard and Mrs. N.
sister of the bride-elect.
This morning Misses Ida Rand and
Esther Arneson gave a breakfast in
compliment to Miss Marion Robinson.
The affair was given at Sis O'Clock
in the home of Miss Rand, 213 North
Third street. East Grand Forks. and
there were covers for 16 guests, all
/ Mrs. p. P. Rand assisted.
An Informal pre-nuptial party and
shower we're given Monday evening by
Miss Helen House in her home at
which Miss Marion Robinson vas the
honored guest. The hours were from
3 to II O'Clock. Assisting the hostess
in serving we're her mother, Mrs. E
Spring blossoms decorated the rooms
The junior class of St James acad.
envy will give 4 banquet this evening
in honor Of the graduating class. The
banquet will be served at $3.50 o'clock
in the auditorium of st. Michael's
Pr~o-cathedral by the ladies of the
Pro-Cathedral club. Covers will be
laid for fifty guests.
The St James orchestra. will pla,
a. program Of music and Miss Laura
Nuss, president Of the Junior class
will act as to~astmistress. The Junior
class colors., purple and gold, are tt
be used for decoration.
At the Salvation Army Citadel THU
evening will be solernnized the wed
ding OF Miss Myrtle Gunderson o,
Grand Forks and Arthur Watson, also
OF this city. Colonel William Baker
divisional commander Of the. northern
division. arrived this morning from
minneapolis to officiate at the wed.
ding.
Politski and Ralph McFee. The cere'
mony will be performed at s o'cloc1
and a>srnall admission fee is to be
charged those who attend.
Miss Laura Black arrived this
morning from Minneapolis where she
is training in the School of Nursing a,
the University Of Minnesota. She
plans to spend a fortnight with he,
| poi - - ~ We cs Dl0N
314 Franklin avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Bond, 52s Wal
nut street, arc entertaining as their
guest the latter's uncle, William Nc
Connachie, of Penticton, B. c.. who
arrived in Grand Forks. on Monday
noon. Mr.. McConnachie is one of the
old pioneer residents Of Grand Forks
county. having formerly owned and
operAted a farm near Inkster. N. D,
He left North Dakota quite a num-
Der Of years ago and is now a uc-
cessful fruit grower in western Cana
dA. MI. McConnachie returned to
Grand Forks slime IS years ago and
this Is his first visit since that time.
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Miss Eva Stovern Of Mcintosh,
Mimi, who has been a guest of Mr..
and Mrs. L. A. WArnken. South Sixth
street. for several days, left last eve-
ming for her home.J Mrs. McNicol
will return to her home in Winnipeg
tonight after = visit Of several DAYS
1t the 'warnken home. Both were
guests at the wedding Of Miss Lilah
Warnken aud Robert Benner which
took place on Tuesday.
Miss Marion stinson. has returned
from Roanoke, Va, where she has
been a student at Virginia college
during the year. Miss Stinson viii
spend the hummer months with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Stinson,
Riverside Park.
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Miss Estelle Uhrlie and Mrs. Gather
Inc Moylan of Lakota have returned
to their home after spending the
week end in Grand Forks visiting with
friends.