Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-18
Home Wedding to
Take Place Today

fAOolS w euul'tS ~
Take Place Today
A, wedding to be sclemnized at five
o'clock this afternoon at the home OF
Mr.aand Mrs. John Badge, 401 South
Fifth street, will be hat of their
daughter Mildred. and Harold Noble.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. J. Noble Of
Fort Smith, Ark. The ceremony will
be read by Rev. r. Halsey Ambrose
OF the First Presbyterian church in
the presence OF fifty guests. Miss Elsie
Brown will play the wedding march.
Miss Marion Bulge, wearing a gown
OF apricot georsetie over satin, is to
be the maid of honor. She has chosen
ward roses and violets as her flowers.
Little Margaret Ann Bulge has been
chosen by her aunt for0ingbearer.
The best man will be Wi!bert Liebeler. I
,Delte Sigma fraternity brother Of Mr..
Noble.
Miss Eudge's Wedding gown is of
white satin. e!abora1eA With side cas-
cades of the seh material. She will
wear a vci' of silk net and will carry
a Shower bouquet Of white roses and
valley lilies.
~ f1i 1ltt1OTlI1al TeCGptIOIt Is W lOiiOW
the ceremony. In the diningroom
where a. dinner will be served these
young women will assist: Misses Cert
rude Dunlap. Helen Hazlett. Frances
Murphy and Anne Cole. Mrs. Harry
Bulge and Mrs. j. J. Daley will assist
in the living room.
Mr.. Noble and his bride will take a
western. honeymoon trip. After March
], they will be AT home in Waller.
Mrot.. where the groom is in business.
Miss Eudge has grown 10 womanhood
in Grand Forks. ard attended the To-
cal schools. For some time she has
been connected with the offices Of the
Bartlfs Oh Co., in this city. Mr.. Noble
is a graduate Of the University of
North Dakota.
Announcement OF the wedding OF
Miss Clara Lueie P~anpenaker. daugll-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Nj. Pannehaker
Of Map!etcn. y. d.. and Harry W.
Diesem OF Fargo will interest a large
numher OF local people. The ceremony
took place In Fargo III high noon on
Tuesday. Rev. Ge0.;;e II. Powell Of
Ma.pleion reading the service.
Miss Myrtle Ross Of Fargo was Miss
P~annebaker's attendant. John Lind
sey was. Mr.. Diese,n's best man.
Mr.. Mrs. Diescm will be /at
ASC4AaC al HN1Sc aAG-i Nhhk l. VI
Diesem is connected with the Fargo
Forum in the position of state editor.
He received mis- 3. a. degree at the
University Of North Dakota in 10.
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Mrs. G. NJ. Williamson, $50 Belmont
avenue. entertained at a bridge in her
home on Tuesday afternoon. Eight
tables were played n high honors
were wen by Mrs. Frank Smith and
Mrs. Alvin p. Clifford. Mcsdames r.
J. Severson. H. E. Payne and G.. A..
Abbott assisted Mrs. Williamson in
Serving.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Panovitz. GIG Wal
nut street. leave this evening to spend
the rest OF the winter in Los Angeles.
Cal. They plan to stop in Faribault.
Mimi, and Grand Canyon, Col. en-
route. In the former. place Mr.. and
Mrs. Panovitz will, visit their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harry Bachrach.
. At the conclusion of a several days
Visit ii. Grand Forks Mrs NJ. C:-Curs
tain left on Tuesday morning for her
home in Winnipeg. She was Mrs. G.
D. Willis guest while in the city.
During the c~onvocation period st
the state university on Thursday
morning, Mrs. Hugh r. Ruettell viii
sing "Elizabeth's Gebet" and "Dich
teure Halle from Wagncr's opera
:'Tannhauser."-The singing of these
two. numbers was one OF the pleasing
features of the lecture-recital on
'Tannhauser'' which Miss Adelaide
Okell gave in Woodwork auditorium
on Tuesday evening.
Miss ,Lilah Sannes will be at the
piano for Mrs. Ruettell's a~cconipani-
ments. . t~
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? Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Filteau. 1117
lone avenue, have Mrs. Filteau's sis
Ind, and her two children. Lee, Jr.,
and Kitty Belle, as their guests for a
time. When Mrs. RoIes came to Grand
Forks she was accompanied by her
sister, Miss Catherine Terney. Of this
city, who has been her guest in In
1ianapolis for three months.
Miss Marguerite r.*:. will be hos
tess to t:le Wednesda. club in her
home in the Dinnie Apartments to-
might.
Friends will be pleased to hear that
= the condition Of Mrs. Reinhold ia
cobb (Glenna Garvin), who has been
a patient in a local hospital for some
time, is reported to be improving.
$50
Miss Sue Maloney Ind John Simons
won high scores at the car party.
which was given Tuesday evening in
the auditorium of St. Mary's church.
The party "a arranged By a commit
toe Of men in the congregation, M.
Norman acting AS chairman.
W.
(: The Thursday 500 club will be en-
tertained by Mrs. AL Bourassa, 70S
4 University avenue, in her home tomor-
row afternoon. Two tables will be in
play.
A regular meeting OF the North
Dakota Danes club will be held in the
home OF Mrs. W. G.. Bek, Hamline
avenue. this evening. Mrs. A. II.
Yoder is in charge of the programA