Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-08-14

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A society event of the season in
Crookston a the wedding there
Thursday night at the A. A. Miller
home of MisA Jeanette Page. niece
of Mr.. and Mrs. Miller. to Emmett
Wright, assistant cashier of the First
National bank of Crookston and COM
mander OF the American Legion post
there. DR.. K. r.. Stolz. acting Con-
gregational pastor of Grand Forks,
performed the wedding ceremony.
Preceding the ceremony L.. S. Mil
Ter ang For You Alone" While
Mrs. H. P. Miller played Lohengrin's
wedding march Miss Rage and her
maid Of honor. Miss Luverne Car
Isle. advanced to the altar behind
little Alice Marsh, flower girl. Will
liam Schermer acted as best mar for
Miller played the idyl "To a Water
Lily"
Miss Page wore an imported gown
simply fashioned of pearl white
radium silk with an entire garniture
of beads appliqued in Grecian design
and girdled with a rope of the crys-
tai beads and seed pearls. She car
ried as a shower bouquet a cluster
Of white rosebuds and lilies of the
valley.
Sixty guests attended the wedding
dinner following the ceremony. among
the out-of-town guests being Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Fuller and daughters, the
Misses Jessie and Lois Fuller. Miss
Dorothy Barnes. Harrison Barnes and
! Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Bangs Of Granu
Forks. Later Mr.. and Mrs. Wright
left for a three weeks motor trip.
going first to the lake resort neal
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Wisconsin points. They will be III
home to their friends in Crookston
October list. . "
c. D. Sheppard and his mother,
Mrs. w. T. Sheppard, left Sun
day by motor to spend one week with
friends in Winnipeg. They are ac-
ASA.
Miss Alma Stavig, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. o. StaviE of Alvarado, Mimi,
became the bride of Peter johnson,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester John
son of Thompson, at a simple! cere-
mony in the farm home of the latter
at 5 o'clock Saturday afternoon.
The bride, dressed in white Canton
crepe trimmed with Spanish lace and
carrying brides roses, was attended
by her sister, Miss Edna Stavig, and
h bridegroom's attendant was his
brother, Ingolf johnson. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev S. o.
Braafen, pastor of the Lutheran
In the dining room where a we'd
ding dinner was served just following
n ceremony, sweet peas were used
In abundance. Parents OF the young
people and the bridal party were the
only guests at the dinner.
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sideton the bridegroom's farm south
hof Grand Forks.
Mr.. Johnson is well known in
Grand Forks, having attended the
local schools for a number Of years.
A large number of Grand Forks
people will be interested to learn that
M IS Helen Sullivan Of Langdon. N.
D., a graduate Of the University of
North Dakota, and we'll known here,
has returned to her home in Langdon
after more than three years spent
abroad. In April, 1919, Miss Sullivan
left the United States for France I'd
assist in; special work in Paris under
the direction Of the Nat onal Catho-
about n yea in this work and dur
ing that time was stationed in Paris.
When the work in hat post on was
concluded, she received an appoint
,ment as principal of a high school
conducted by officers of the U. S.
army at Coblenz, Germany. Az
Miss Sullivan reports that she met
a number Of North Dakota boys who
were in the army of occupation and
were students in some departments
in the school in which she taught.
While abroad, Miss Sullivan has vis-
tied interesting places in. France.
Germany: Belgium, Italy. England.
and Scotland and Ireland.
Miss Sullivan is a niece Of Mrs. J.
a. Barlow, us North Fourth street.
and will come to Grand Forks shortly
to be the guest of Mrs. Barlow for
some time.
The charity lawn party which was
planned ~ the Catholic Daughters of
which vas postponed because of the
death Of B. H. Courtney, will be held
Tuesday afternoon and evening, this
week, 1t has been announced. The af-
fair will be held on the lawn OF the
MI. Cotton residence, 1924 Universi-
tyl avenue. and assisting Mrs. Cotton in
caring for the guests will be Miss Vas
lerie Sherlock, Mrs. f. w. Lyons Mrs.
e. Driscoll and Miss Mae Morrow.
Motor parties and the public gener-
Tally are invited to stop for refresh
are to be used In carrying out the
charity works of the organization this
tall. r.
The third branch Of the Bethesda
association Will meet in the auditor
iumlgof the Bethany church on We'd
fnesday afternoon at s o'clock. Re-
Igram given. "a statement on the re-
kaulfn nf S}fha dining hi III which waS