Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-14
GOOD FUND RAISED
FOR CHARITY HOME

loa nome, was given at the recent
meeting of the board of directors Of
Melted s~2,430.91 and the contributions
9 the outside towns, $1,8s2.24,
making O total of $4,273.86.
j This was the first year that outside
aid has been asked for rag day, it
haVin been purely q local charity
heretofore. n the response of the
people of the state has been gener-
as. Outside workers took up the
work this year as afmemorialto Miss
Lillian Topping. who. was snperin-,
tendent OF the hons for q number OF
years. and who PASSED away late In
tho summer.
n ~ organizations max
ing contributions to the fund include
the oakdale Federation. Walhalla
Literary club Westhope Women's
CLUB Bisrnarck,, Langaon and For-
Home Economics club; Ryder W. CT
+. u.: Wgsthope and Mandan O., E. S.
Edgeley O.sE. S., Edgeley w. CT. U.,S
Ray Study club, RayN:W. c.. r.. U.,
Ashley VIC. T. u. Crystal Study
club: Lisbon Women'ss Council, New
Rockford Minerva CLUB, Rugby wom-
ems club; Walhalla, Els, Paramount,
GranvillesO. e.. 81 cakes, Rolla o.
r. S., Columbus. Maiyville Womens
club. Grand Forks O.. E. S., Aneta
Civic club, Center, Esmond, Churchs
Ferry. Fessenden;5sW inn Wom-
ems club. CrystaIsSprings w. CT. u,
Jamestown o. HsE. rs, Wyndmere,
Grafton Dickey,E sMinnewapkan, Graf
ton w. G. 7. u, Kenmare, Dickinson
Dorcas society. Lidgerwood Auxiliary,
lHilsboro Q. e. S.
A home wedding took place Friday
Ct high noon at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex Duncan, Neche, N. D., when
their daughter, Margaret, was united
Bathgate. Only the immediate rela-
tives were present at the ceremony.
There were no attendants and the
bride and groom entered the room to
the strains Of nuptial music played by
Miss Maude Symington, cousin of the
bride. The Rev. Mr., Forester. of
Neche read the marriage service.
|, The bride wore a frodk of silver
lace over white satin and h carried
a bouquet of BRIDES roses.
Immediately after the ceremony; a
wedding dinner, with covers laid for
eighteen, was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fltzsim onds motored
to Cavalier, where they departed for
the Twin Cities and other points.
The bride travelled in a suit, OF
brown silvertone with h~armonizing
nat and accessories.
Mr.. Fitzsimonds was formerly as
sistant cashier in a bank at Bathgate
but he and his bride will now reside
at Wauabay, S. D., where he has pur-
chased a co-partnership in an electric
light plant. @ :.
Miss Janet Rae Duncan of this
city attended her sisters wedding.
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Mrs. c. NJ. Cooley, Almont venue
gave a dinner in her home Sunday
evening for DR.. and Mrs. F. G. Gade
of C~hristiania, Norway, who are in
Grand Forks for a short time. DR..
Gade is the president Of the Nord-
mandsforbundet, an organization
comprising 10000 N~orwegians all
over the world, and he is now on a
speaking tour Of the country. He
at the city halltthis evening.
Mrs. A. G. Wilk and her little
daughter Doris of Gackle, N. D., have
arrived here. having been called by
the serious illness Of Mrs. Wi1k's
mother, Mrs. Robert Won Donat, who
is in a local hospital.
The Lady Foresters will give a card
party On Tuesday evening in the
knights of Columbus hall. The COM
mittee in charge includes Mrs. M. D.
Butler, Mrs. Lobsinger, Mrs. Peter
German, Mrs. Essfiauser and Mary
Hart.
Dean Hugh q. Willis spoke on the
conference for the limitation Of
armament at a meeting of the North
Dakota branch of the American AS
ISOLATION of University Women, held
on Saturday afternoon at. the Wom-
ems league rooms! Mrs. Franz
Rickaby sang, and tea was served by
the hostesses, Mrs. Horace Webster,
Miss Gudrun Hnlteng and Miss Ann
Rely.
Members of the North Dakota
Danes will entertain their husbands
at aEcovered dish supper on Wednes-
day evening in the home of Prof. and
Mrs. Karl H. Fussler, 1924 University
avenue.
See our ad in this paper regarding
our Sugar offer. Grand Forks Co.
operative Store.-Adv.
Mrs. Billy Watson with her moth
er, Mrs. c. l.. Griebler, left Sunday
noon for Alexandria and the Twin
Cities to spend the next ten days.
WITH THE WOMEN /
OF D