Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-12-20

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The wedding Of Miss Gertrude
Evelyn Miller. daughter of vs. G..
Miller Of Larimore, N. D., and Clinton
A. Haskin OF Bismarck was solem-
mixed Monday at s o'clock p. M. In
b Methodist church at Larimore,
Rev. A. O.. B~irchenough officiating. 4
Simplicity of appointments marked
the wedding. green and white In at
tractive arrangementN being the corors
employed throughout On either side
was placed and white candles in tall
crystal candelabra furnished the only
other illumination for the service
The young people exchanged. vows
beneath a large white wedding bell.
When the guests had Assembled
Ing" and Il Love You Truly" ac--
companied on the organ by Miss
Rhoda Larmour. Then, to the strains
of the wedding march from Lohen-
grin, the bridal party entered the
scene1of the ceremony.
Miss Ella ,Harshman. of Gilby, a
sorority sister of the bride, was the
peacock blue satin trimmed with
black Spanish lace and she carried an
arm bouquet Of pink roses. Follow
ing her in the procession walked the
little flower girl. Miss Elizabeth
Plaas, n next h ring bearer.
entered with her father. wore a gown
Of ivory satin trimmed with pearls
n chantilly lace. and a veil fastened
with a band Of pearls. Her flowers
were Ophelia roses n lilies Of the
valley. At the altar the bridegroom
and his best man.. Harry Knutson of
Bismarck, a fraternity brother. met
the bride. "a. :
During the service Miss Larmour,
at the organ. played softly Wagner's
Evening Star" n as the recess
sional, Mendelssohn's wedding march
was played, with Mrs. Walter Lari-
o at the, piano.
church parlors followed the ceremony
Inc in the receiving line with the
young people were Mr.. and Mrs.
Haskin Of Oberon. parents of the
bridegroom. and the remaining men,
bers of the bridal. party.
Mrs. Haskin Is d former university
student and was also a student OF
: Wesley college, n Mr.. Haskin was
a graduate of the university with the
class of 1921.
After the reception the bridal
party and a few intimate friends
were guests at a wedding dinner in
the home of Mrs. George Larmour,
WEIGH. George Mayors. F. w.
Reinoehi and George Larmour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haskin are now
travelling in the east and will return
to Bismarck about January l to take
up their residence. },
Out of town guests besides the
bridegroom's parents were Mr.. and
Mrs.. A. A. Taylor. uncle and aunt OF
Mr.. Haskin.
Mrs. Haskin is a member of ri
Beta Phi sorority, and MI. Haskin
belongs to Alpha lambda Rho.
Mrs. Harry Sparkling, who has-been
the guest of Mrs. G.. D. Willis. Bel
mont avenue for the past week, left
Tuesday evening for her home In
Medicine Lake, Mont She stopped
here en- route home after an extended
visit In eastern Canada.
Miss Freida Rosoff, daughter of Mr.
s and Mrs. Louis Rosoff. sos, Cotton
wood street, who is q. student at the
University of Minnesota, arrived home
Tuesday evening to spend the holidays
with her parents.
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Mrs. E. NJ. Stevens, Dinnie apart,
monts, will entertain the Thursda,
Night Bridge club tomorrow evening
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Mrs. r. L. Hayford and two chill
dren, Helen and Billy of Minneapoli!
who have been with the form er's sis
ter, Mrs. Harold Lamming, 902 Bel
mont venue for a short time, went tt
Minot on Monday to spend Christina!
with relatives. Mrs. Lamming expects
to follow shortly after Christmas.
The Christmas Cheer club-will met
with Mrs. p. J.. Severson, S68 Belmon
avenue, this evening.
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DR.. and Mrs. e. T.. Towne and fam
lily expect to leave the last of thi
week to spend Christmas with Mrs
TONNES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clay
on de Forest Rice in Northf1eld, MINI
After Christmas, they plan to go OF
to Chicago where DIR, Towne will at
tend a national educators meeting.
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Mr.. and Mrs. "A. d. Keator will leav
Thursday evening for Crete, Neb., t
spend, the holidays with relatives. Mis-
Christian Dick. Mrs. Keator's sister
will accompany them. After Chris
v3 mas, Mr.. Keator will go to Chicago 4
be present at the mid-winter meetinI
of the American Library association.