Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-08-10

An attractive home wedding .Occur-
red AZ high noon Wednesday, when
Miss Julia. Hadgen, only daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs: Olaf HnugenEof Honey
lord, N. D., became the bride OF Elmer
Taintor. son OF. Mrs. FL. Taintor OF
! Wtnona,; Mimi, at the homo of the
bride.
Rev. o. +. Ness of Mektnock, read
the marriage service before an impro-
ooms, and while the ceremony was in
progress, Mrs. Ness played a%ppropri-
ate nuptial music. Miss Alma Opheim
Of Grand Forks SANG II Love You
Truly" and Perfect Day" by Carrie
Jacobs Bond, just precedihg the serv-'
Miss Ella Harshnian Of Gilby was
the brides attendant, and Ingvold
Huugen, a brother of the bride, was
the best man. Mrs. Taintor was
gownedHin a beaded white satin fiock
and wore q. veil held in place with a
pearl bandeau. She also wore q pearl
necklace, the bridgroom's gift, as the
only ornament.
Following the wedding, ceremony, a
dinner was served to a large group of
relatives and friends. Miss ida Ben
son and Josephine Rasm ussen of
Grand Forks, had charge Of the DIM
Ing room, which was prettily, decor
ated tn1pink ana white.
On Wednesday evening, Mr.. and
Mrs. Taintor left or a camping trip
to Yellowstone and Glacier parks.
They will be at home in Park River,
N. D., after October 1. Mr.. Taintor
is a graduate Of Aimes Conege, Aimes,
Iowa, and Is superintendent Of the
agricultural college at Park River. The
bride fs~. a>graduate Of the Grand Forks
! high school and of the Mayville Nor
NAL school.
on Monday afternoon. this week,
Mrs. 'Taintor was entertained at a
quilting bee given in her honor at the
home OF Miss Ella, Harshman in Gil
by. About twenty. young people at.
tended this affair.
r. X X n.
Mahon, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
G. Mahon Of Inkster, to Ellsworth
Silseth, son Of Rev: and Mrs. Silseth
of Litchf1eld, MINI. occurred in the
home of the bridegroom at 4:3O
O'Clock on Monday afternoon. The
bridegroom's father officiated at the
marriage ceremony. /.
The young people have gone for a
trip through the Minnesota lake ter
ritory. and will be at home to their
friends in Hamilton, N. D.,<after Sep
TENDER IS. Mr.. S lseth is superin-
tendent Of schools in Hamilton.
A very 9attractive Gin honor" party
vas given, on Tuesday evening An the
home Of Miss Loretta G%loekner,, 722
North Sixth street, when she and the
Misses Mary Hurd and Helen House
entertained for MSS Helen Fischer
of Grafton, whose marriage to Gin.
ton upham of Grafton, will occur al
the home of the br;de-elect on Aug.
16. Miss Fischer is a former Grand
Forks resident.
Mrs. C. S. Adair and her children,
Elizabeth and Clarence, have return
ed to their home n Kempton, N. D.,
after visiting several days, at, the
home of Mrs. S. H. Booth, Sol Chest
nut street. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Nelson. Of Dew
ills Lake, r1otored here Tuesday to be
h~ouseguests Of Mrs. Booth %&* {:
Mrs. William Bradley and Mrs
Westdahl, with the latter's daughters
Frances II Joyce. all of Crystal. N
D., are the guests of Mrs. Rober,
Nebish. 1904 University avenue.
II l HoI0llIoh Oull6 Jul s vi
Manila, Philippine Islands, arrived in
Grand Forks last even ng to. be guests
of the formers mother. Mrs. Emma
Youngberg, 213 Cottonwood street
DR.. {oungberg is chief veterinarian
Of the Philippines. and for the pas
fifteen years has been'in the serVic,
Of the United States government
there. -=,at ans ~,
Dr., Youngberg attended the Shrin.
c0nr19ve which was he1H IN New Or
leans some tine age. and received
special mention in a daily paper Their,
as the individual who had come from
the. farthest point to attend the ses
sions. For several weeks. DR.. ant
Mrs. Youngberg have been touring
the eastern states, and spent a shor
time at the former'S old home IL
Make Park, Mimi, where they wer'
guests of Mrs Perrin Youngberg
They will be in Grand Forks for SOM
weeks before beginning the rcturl
Journey tOHthe P~hflinnines ..,