Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-08-11

Miss Vera Diabrow Of this city was
.asbridesmaid at an elaborate wedding
ceremony In st. Pauls Episcopal
church st. Paul. on .Thursday e
ming. when Misa Isabel Lackey.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. III.
FLackey Q Athat city became the bride
of DhorolfN Evensen OF Minneapolis.
Orchid and sunset were the colors
USED In the marriage appointments
and gladioli. babybreath. white hy1
drangea. palms and ferns, lighted BY
orchid colored candles banked the
altar before which the service yas
luth. former pastor Of St. Pauls
church. St. Paul. a relative OF the
bridegroom, performed the ceremony.
Miss Stella lLackey was her sisters
maid OF honor, and another sister,
Miss Esther Lackey with Miss Dis
brow of this city were bridesmaids.
the bridesmaids were gowned alike
IN sunset colored georgette, fashioned
IN bounant effect. They wore turbans
OF sunset tulle and silver cloth, and
their flowers were arm bouquets OF
orchid colored sweet PEGS and baby
breath. Miss Stella Lackey wore a
gown OF beaded orchid colored georg-
cite, n her hair ornament was an
orch1ld aigrette. She carried an arm
bouquet of sunset coral sweet peas
ana baby breath. The flower girl,
VINO Immediately preceded the bride.
wore a white net 'frock' over orchid,
and carried "a basket Of white and
orchid sweet peas.
MISS Lackey was gowned in
princess lace over silver cloth, with a
g1rdle of sequ'ns. Her tulle veil was
neid under a coronet of princess lace.
Lilies ct the valley, bride roses and
white sweet peas formed her shower
bouquet.
After the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Evensen lett on a wedding trim east.
Ihey will take a cruise on the Great
Lakes M after September 1 will be
at home in Minneapolis.
Mrs. =. X. Bixby martha Barnes)
OF Muskogee, Okla, arrived here oh
wednesday evening, and is leaving
today with her sister. Miss Dorothy
sarnes for the summer home Of their
parents, Mr., and Mrs. o. j.. Barnes al
Lake Bem.dji: Mr.. and Mrs. Bixby
with Mrs. c! .. Page, who has been
their guest in Muskogee since carly
IN the summer, stopped at Bemidii
en- route here, and Mr.. Bixby remain
ed there. Mrs. Page will accompany
MRS. Bixby and Miss Barnes to the
lake today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herschel Hunter. 1916
Belmont avenue. returned Thursday
evening from Minneapolis where they
accompanied Mrs. Hunters sister,
Mrs. j. Fulton, who was en- route to
her home in Kansas City.
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me outdoor meeting Of the w, c..
U. which was. scheduled for Friday
~ernoo in Riverside park has been
tnH Afnjfn1 nnc{ n~n>A E --->-As--HA
announcement made ThursdaA. eve
ming. m
Misses Lucille and Mabel Payne Of
winnipeg, who have been guests of
Miss May Payne, North Fourth street.
and~of Miss Margaret Fraser, Els Bel
mont avenue, for three weeks, return
ed 20 their home last evening.
Various North Dakota CHAPTERS Of
the American Red Cross received spe-
clAl mention in the last edition of the
Red Cross Courier, official Red Cross
publication.
A large photograph of a group Of
young junior Red Cross members OF
Hottineau county making clothes for
is shown, and favorable com
ment Is made concerning the work of
walsh and Foster counties as follows:
Walsh county chapter has a sue
cessful public health nursing service
Which is assisted by the chapters ju-
nlors. who have furnished and main
tanned a car for the nurse during the
year and supplied other equipment.
Foster county chapter likewise has
An active public health nursing ser
nce n h juniors recently brought
to the community the Upjohn picture
exhlnlt. Among other accomplish
ments they have conducted an eff.
fective poster campaign for health and
sanitation. and have supplied every
school in the county with first aid
books
At 4 large charity garden party
that was given wednesday afternoon
for the benefit of the Bethany Home
association in Minneapolis, Mrs. Al
oerta Fisher Ruettell of Grand Forks.
gave. a musical program TO entertain
the guests. She was accompanied by
MIS-: Richard Keller Of Minneapolis.
The afair was given at Four Oaks.
summer residence of Mrs. Fred p.
Nash. also formerly OF Grand Forks.
Bridge was played at more than fifty
tables during the afternoon, and the
rooms and veranda Of Mrs. Nash's
home we're prettily decorated with
baskets Of garden flowers.
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1t will be of interest to a large
number of HIS local friends to learn
OF the engagement of George Paper
master, o Of Rev. and Mrs. B, Pa
permaster, 705 Second avenue, to Miss
Rose Strauss Of Waco, Texas.
Mr.. P~apermaRter graduated from
the local schools and finished a course
law at the University of North Da-
kota in 1917. During the war he
served overseas, ahdtis now a practic-
attorney in Sioux Falls, s. b.
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MrAE "a. Allen, Fuller apart
ments, has invited in guests for three
of bridge for this afternoon in
compliment to Mrs. A. F. Madsen of