Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-20

CURED Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock at Niagara, N. D., when Miss
Ida b. Kirk. daughter of. Mrs. George
Kirk, Sr., became the bride Of
George II. Roth Of Spokane. Wash.
Attending the bride was a sister.
kirk, was h best man. Rev. o. H.
Davis performed the ceremony under
an arch Of sweet peas and ferns in
the living room Of the brides home.
The bride wore a white gown of
Spanish lace v satin, and, a tulle
veil was held in place with a band
of pearls. The bridesmaid wore a
frock Of sea green taffeta with drapes
of shadow lace.
Before the ceremony, 20 Promise
Me-" was sung by Mrs. George B.
Kirk, Jr., and Memberships Wedding
March was played by Mrs. John H.
Kirk of Bottineau.
Forty friends, of the young people
witnessed the ceremony, which was
followed by a luncheon in the home
of the bride. Mrs. George B. Kirk
and Mrs. Alex Crawford had charge
OF the dining room. 81
Out-of-the-city guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. Kirk of Bottineau, Mr..
and Mrs. Archie Hammond Of Orr.
N. D., Miss M. Beatrice tombstone of
Grand Forks, Mrs. George Elmer of
Waller, Mont, Mr.. m Mrs. Henry
c.. M. English Of Wexford, Oregon.
The young couple will drive by car
to Spokane, whore they are to make
their home.
Mrs. Leo w. Dunlevy of St. Paur is
In the city visiting with relatives and
friends. 4, -
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A truly glad hand was extended by
the Fisher residents to the 1875 MEM
ton Business n Professional .Wom-
ems clubs, who met there for a joint
picnic on Wednesday evening. The
city park was put in readiness to re-
ceive the guests, and the crowds were
met by the Fisher band, which played
during the entire evening.
Enthusiasm was rampant from the
minute the Visitors began to arrive
until they left the grounds. the initial
step being to parade the streets Of
the town and to invade various bust
hess places. where bits of noise and
enthusiasm were left. Following a
picnic supper, which was served in
the park. q general get-acquainted
movement was set on foot. and dane
Ing and singing occupied the re-
mainder Of h evening -
1t 4 decided last evening that
the Grand Forks and Crookston clubs
are 70 organize baseball teams and
to meet for the first contest within
a short time. Steps toward 'organiza-
ton will be taken at once. Grand
Forks has already received a chal-
lenge from the Marvel girls team to
meet them for a fast game in the
near future. '
Entries continue to come in for the
Baby Health department at the
Grand Forks fair, July "a to 20, and
this new department., added for this
years exposition by secretary E. r.
Montgomery, promises to be one Of
the most popular of the entire fair.
Children from IL to So months old
and the entries so far have been
made not only by parents here, but
elsewhere through this section of the
state.
Dr.. John H. Moore of this city will
act as superintendent of the depart
rnent, and as judges. he will have the
assistance of reputable physicians
and child specialists, including DR.. C.
F.. Hunt. DR.. A. c.. Dean and Dr.. H.
e. French of Grand Forks and DR..
Walsh of baltimore. Nurses will as
SASe W Wo1SA!iIi6, medouF4i6' ana car
ing for the children, during the week.
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Mss Jean Sinclair. 40 Gertrude
avenue, will. entertain the members
Of the x Y z club at a picnic party
in Central park this afternoon.
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Mrs. Jean Taylor and Mrs, Laura
Young, delegates to the national con-
vention of the Business and Profess
sional Women's Clubs at Chattanoo-
ga, returned here last evening, .'}