Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-25
Mayuille Young
People Are Wed

On Wednesday afternoon at the
farm home of her mother, Mrs. o. C.
Koppang. lear Mayville. N. D., oc-
Cured the wedding of Miss Minnie
Koppang and DR.. Martin r.. Lindaas,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. M. Lindaas Of
Mayville.& Rev. N. ]. Lohre Of May
Vile read the marriage service.
"A bower of foliage and roses made
a. background for the ceremony, and
just above where the young people
took their places, a white wedding
bell was suspended. They entered the
living room to the strains of the we'd
Miss Ida Hendrickson. who playsun
program-of soft mVsic during the GER
emony.' Z :
Walking first in the bridal process
sion was Beatrice Lindaas, small niece
of the bridegroom. She was dressed
lip pink and white organdy, andsar-
fled the ring in the center of a large
pink rose which she bore on white
satin pillow. Next the bridesmaid, the
brides sister. MICS Selma Koppang,
walked, and she wore a frock of pink
canton crepe and a corsage OF pink
roses.
The brides dress vas of satin faced
canton crepe with Spanish lace,
trimn4ed with pearl beads. and she
wore a silk tulle veil. Her flowers
were a shower Of roses and lilies of
the valley.
Just before the ceremony. Mrs. o:
G. Lindaas sang Because" by Guy d
Hardelot. and after the service. Mrs.
N. j. Lohre san 1.-THE Perfect Song"
A five course dinner was served aft
er. the exchange Of VOWS and sixty
five guests were present. NJ.
The young people will reside In
Chicago were DR.. Lindaas is practic-
ing dentistry. ~,
X X x
Miss Esther Menges left this morn
ing for Minot. N. D., where she is to
assume her duties teaching in the
schools.
Mrs. J. e. Johnson and Miss Evelyn
johnson OF Thompson and Mrs. G.. p.
Boon of this city. have returned to
their homes from Mayville where they
attended the Koppang-Lindaas we'd
ding. 4
That scientific temperance training
in the schooA> in the last quarter cen
fury is responsible for the attitude OF
voters in favor Of prohibition at this
time, that It's continuation in the
SCHOOLS Of the country is essential to
the safety of prohibition, was the con-
tention of Mrs. Milly B. Smith, OF
Thompson, N. D.. speaking before the
local W. c. T. U. In session Friday at
ternoon. Mrs. Smith suggested that
the signal Of the w. c. r. u. be placed
before school children through their
teachers. and also that t~heNteachers
be provided with the chart Of the or.
g~anization which indicates the pur
pose n accomplishments Of the w
C, T. y. y .E
Besides Mrs. Smiths talk, the pro.
gram included two readings by Miss
Jean McGillivray. At the; close Of the
business session the hostess. Mrs
George Seifert at whose home thf
meeting vas held. served refreshments
in which she was assisted by he,
daughter. Eva seifert, and Miss Chris:
Hanson. /,
In the absence of!the president. Mr.
~. D. Van Dusen presided at the meet,
ting on Friday. as:s; Is
Sunday school children of Hethe
church are meeting In the church
bthis afternoon for song practice
Miss Alma Brye,. head Of the must,
department at the Lutheran btbil
school, 40 conducting the rehearsal
ana after practice. the members .
the NayfloWer Sewing Circle Will CIV,
q short program and seryet refresh.
r1ents.