Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-08-31

Miss 1nez Butler, a bride-to-be Of
September 20, was the guest of favor
at a dinner party given Monday even
ing BY Miss Benedicta Ketter. East
Grand Forks. After dinner, the ten
guests were taken to a theater. On
Tuesday, evening. Miss Butler was
again the honored attendant at an in
formal party given in the home Of
Miss Marie Vossler. The evening was
spent hemming tea towels for the
bride-elect. !.
Miss Rose Parker of Orr, N. D., who
has spent the SUMMER months in Eu.
rope with a party Of friends, will re-
turn aboutsSeptember l on the steam
er Mauretania. After a few days. stop
In New York, she will return to her
home in Orr before going to Lansford.
N. D.. where she is superintendent of
'Stoo' :. ~!
Mrs. l.. F. Griffin. No. 6 Belmont
apartments, will give a bridge party
on Friday afternoon in compliment to
Mrs. o. B. Burtness. Guests for three
tables will play. Mrs. Burtness ex-
poets to leave on Saturday to spend
some time with friends in Detroit,
MINI. &C,
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A Minneapolis social affair that will
interest local people is a luncheon
which was given Wednesday al the
home of Mrs. H. B. Finch at Lake
Minnetonka in compliment to Miss
Ruth Nash, a bride-elect. Hostess
with Mrs. Finch was Mrs. R: A. jack
son OF Minneapolis. Both hostesses
and the honored guest. are former
Grand Forks residents. r
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A Pretty. wedding ceremony was
solemnized recently at .Wyndmere,
N. D., when Miss Beatrice Hansen,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Han
sen of that place became the bride
of Arthur E.. Reiter, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. H. Reiter of Minneapolis.
Miss Alice Howard and Miss Fran
ces Pray Of Valley City, N. d., con-
tributed the nuptial program of
music. Miss Mildred Thomson, a sor-
GRITTY sister of the bride at Carlton
College. was the maid OF honor, and
she wore a gown Of peach color$d
tafeta. a white satin hat, and carried
a bouquet of ophelia roses and laven-
der sweet pears. Donald Rogers of
Minneapolis was the best man, Betty
Otis, the ringbearer, and little Mar
garet Otis of Wyndmere, was the
flower girl.
h bride was given in marriage
by her father. She wore a. white
Canton crepe frock, and a veil held
under a band of pearls. Her flowers
were brides roses and lilies of the
valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. .Reiter will be at home
after a trip to Chicago, in Rochester.
MINI. Mrs. Reiter is a graduate of
Carlton College. and a member of
Alpha Beta Phi sorority. Mr.. Reiter
was graduated from Carlton in 1921.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. G. H. corlss Of
Portland, Ore, who came here from
Bemidji last evening, are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. B.. Holmes for a few
days. Mrs. Corliss spent the last two
weeks with Mrs. Holmes at the latter's
summer home at Lakeside. Bemidj.
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Miss Mary McClernan, go. Fourth
avenue. left at noon today for Cresco,
during this ear. Miss Genevieve
McClernan, who has spent. one week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Jones in
Crookston, is expected to return home
Friday.
Miss Clarissa L. Rees, a student
nurse at the Deaconess hospital, LEI,
ueSudy evening 10 SpeHO 1OftnlEn nj 1
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. A. Rees, Grafton. N. D. Mis-,
Rees will entertain as her house
guests while in .Gxafton. Miss Heller
Hall Of Grand FORKS and Miss Jessie
Lund, of Honeyford.
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DR.. and Mrs. Thomas Mulligan, who
have spent the past ten days at Lake
Bemidji. and touring Itasca park
have returned home.
Dr.. N =. Kemp: has returned TO Il.
city after attending the national con-
~vention of c~hiBopractofs in Daven-
port, Iowa.. iEs