Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-10
''U" Graduates
Wed III Minot

OF very special intcrest to unlver-
sity selk willtbe the wedding Of Miss
Grace Dunnell of Minot and VIII.
liam J.lHunter of Bottineau, whose
marriage occurred in Minot on FRI
day. Both young people were grad
uatcd With the class of 1920 from the
we'll known. The bride Is a mem
Der Of Delta Gamma sorority at this
University, and Mr.. Hunters frater-
r4ty is the Phi Delta Theta.
An account of the ceremony az
given in the Minot Daily News fol-
lows:
Simplicity was the keynote of the
the kCmA of Nj. and Mrs. William
Eunnel, 11O Seventh street south
Ssst. yesterday at $3.50 p. M, when
their daughter. Grace, became the
rride of William j. Hunter, Of Bot
iiEeau. ii
Tunter Of Bottineau.
Pink roses were used as, decora-
tions, together with wild flowers and
an arch Of ferns and wild flowers
formed the background for the bridal
! couple. The ceremony was performed
! by DR.. #. A. Ol-eh, district superin-
tendent of the Methodist church, as
listed by the Rev. G. Leroy White.
The wedding march was played by
Miss Carol Martin and Mrs. E. A. u
balm, sister of the bride. sang Bel
cause 1 Love You and "Lassie
o'Mine" following the exchange of
! vows. The bride wore a gown of
pale green organdie. trimmed with
gray %organdie, and her flowers were
pink roses arranged in an arm bou-
suit Of navy blue tricotine with a
white hat and other accessories to
harmonic.
About IS guests witnessed the GER
emory, those from out Of town in
Guiding the Eroom's mother, sisters
and brother. Mrs. l.. Hunter, Misses
Anne n Pearl Hunter and Frank
from that place were Messrs. Wilford
Mcintosh and vikan. The brides
sister, Mrs. E. A. Durbahn Of Has
tings, Mimi, was also present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter left imn1edi-
ate.y after the cerernont- for Fargo
and Detroit Lake. They will be at
hon1e at Bott n.au after August 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence swanston OF
St. Paul are visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Bridston, sos Chestnut
street. they motored here from New
Folden, Mimi, where they attended
the funeral of Mrs. Swanston's aunt.
Mrs, sivert Nash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bye and their chill
dren of Gilby stopped in Grand
Forks today on their way 20 Duluth
the Twin Cities ami other Minnesota
points, including various lakes. The,
are travelling by motor.
The third branch of the Bethesda
association, will meet Wednesda.
afternoon in the home of Mrs. A. p
Halvorsen, 500 Oak street. Miss
in Ida B,aver will bs tia assistin:
hostess. A good pr-cram has beer
planned for the afternoon n re
. vitaticr is extended to all person
who have an interest In the work o
the association,
The postponed meeting of tn
Womef's Catholic Order of Forester
will be held in the Knights of Cos~m
bus club rooms beginning at 8 o'clocl
on Tuesday evening: The regula
meeting. night was Tuesday of las
week.
Mrs. N. '1verson and daughters
Nora and Amanda, 1908 Belmont ave
nue.. have gone to spend the summe
in their cottage at Maple Lake.
Mrs. a. J. Kyle and Miss Doroth
Chard Of Devils Lake are expecte,
here to spend a short time witt
friends. They will visit at James
town and VALLEY CisJ before comm
to Grand Forks e.
Mss Alice Onn1and left recently
sperd three weeks at Glacier Nations
Park. %
Mrs. A. M. Denniston and he
nephew, Billy, have returned from
ten weeks motor trip through Gla
two weeks motor trip through Ola
cier park. .-
X X
Mrs. c. D. Page. Bacon apartments
is visiting with Mrs. Edison K. Bixb
martha Barnes) in Muskogee. Okl:
She accompanied Mrs. Bixby's brott
er. Harrison Barnes. by motor I
Kansas City, where they were rpet b
Mr.. and Mrs. Bixby. the party the
motoring down to Muskogee. Mr.
( Page will return here In August an
MI. sand Mrs. Bixby will accompan
her here to visit for some time.
DR.. Baasen has returned from tt
lakes and viii now resume his dutie
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