Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-08-16

The Knights Of Columbus ballroom
was the scene Of a pretty wedding
Ceremony at $3.50 o'clock Tuesday eve
ming when Miss Sarah Helen Paletz,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. /. F. Paletz
became the bride of William Green
berg, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Greenberg of this city.
"a The first Of the party to enter was
the bridegroom, accompanied by his
brother, Joseph Greenberg of Winni-
peg, and as they took their places be-
low ar improvised canopy, Miss Hazel
Papermaster at the piano, and Aaron
Papermaster at the violin, played the
wedding march from Lohengrin. In
the brides party were the two brides
maids, Miss Mary Greenberg of Win
nipeg and Miss Mary Goldberg of Far
go, who were attired in orchid color
taffetas. The maid Of honor, a sister
of the bride, Miss Gertrude Paletz,
dressed in gold color canton crepe
walked next, and just preceding the
bride were two little flower girls,
Misses Ruth Goldberg and :Beryl
Arnovitch, dressed in light organizes.
The bride wore a prettily fashioned
white canton crepe dress, designed
Russian mode, and trimmed with
rosettes of moiret ribbon. The skirt
was designed with loose panels, and
the tu1e veil which was arranged cap
fashion served as a train which was
J held by little Miriam P~apernlaster,
, frocked in a dainty blue, orGandy. 4
pearl necklace .6ompleted tho brides
costume. Miss Paletz entered on her
fathers arm and was given III mar
rage by him. Following her in the
procession were the matrons Of honor,
Mrs. L. Papermaster and Mrs. Max
Goldberg, both sisters of the bride.
Acting as ushers were J. II. Goldberg
of Fargo, Samuel Paletz, Max Gold
berg of Fargo, and I. P~apermaster.
n marriage service was read by
Rabbi B. Papermaster..
At the close of the ceremony, Men
delssohn's wedding march was played
as the occasional.
Dinner was served to sevenry-five
guests in the lower club rooms OF the
knights Of Columbus hall at the close
of the service. Pink and white table
appointments were used in the dining
room, and summer flowers adorned
the rooms.
Beginning at $3.50 o'clock, a rccep-
ton and dancing party wa given, and
more, thar one hundred twenty-five
Pa I'll 1Cl1LlSCS VI I4lc yOO416 pCO-
pie were in attendance. A four-plece
orchestra supplied music during the
evening. In the receiving line with
the bridal party were the parents of
both the bride and bridegroom.
Mr. and MRS. Greenberg expect, to
spend two weeks at Winnipeg and
points in Minnesota. n upon their
return here will be at home to their
friends at. 1923 Fourth avenue.
Both the bride and bridegroom have
lived in G~randvForks for many years,
have attended the local schools, and
are well known t6T the young pc:.ple
of the city. Mr.. Greenberg has been
connected with the Trepanier Phar-
macy company here for some time.
Besides out-of-town people who
the following from out of the city
were guests: Mrs. L. Goldberg of Win
nipeg, Mr.. and Mrs, D.. Arnovitch of
Winnipeg, Mr.. and Mrs. "A. H. Arno-
witch and daughters Helen, Ruth, and
Beryl of Winnipeg, Miss Anne Heller
of Minneapolis, A. Goldstein of Min
neapolis. Mr.. and Mrs. Max Goldberg
of Fargo, Mrs. j. Goldberg Of Fargo,
Miss Gussie Goldstein of Fargo, Miss
Elizabeth Heller of Fargo, M. Abrom-
ovitch of Minneapolis. Miss Hazel
Arnovitch of Winnipeg and j. H. Gold
berg of Fargo. -.
Mr.. and Mrs, Mack v. Traynor OF
Devils Lake spent the week end with
Mr.. Traynor's mother, Mrs. Isabelle
Traynor, North Sixth street, and re-
turned to Devils Lake Tuesday. They
stopped here enroute home after
spending their honeymoon in the
northern Minnesota lake region. Their
wedding occurred in Devils Lake re-
Gently. NY,
Miss Alice Griffin was hostess Sat-
urday evening to a group Of thirty
young speople at her home in Kellys,
N. D.. Miss Marie Holmen, whose
marriage to Peter C.. Telle of Grand
Forks will take place August 20, was
a favored guest at the affair, which
took the form of a miscellaneous
shower. Dancing and other enter
tainment occupied the evening which
was brought to a close with a lunch
o served by the hostess, assisted by
the Misses Florence Ramage, OF Man
vel. Edith Dean Of Emerado, and
rooms at Miss G1iffin's home were
decorated with pink and white cosmos
and these were also used as table ap-
pointments. [
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Mrs. S.. S. Sorenson, 1920 UNIVERSE
ty avenue, entertained ten children at
her home Sunday afternoon to mark
the tenth birthday Of her daughter
Helen. The hours were, from 3 to 6
o'clock and at the close of the after
noon luncheon was served to the chill
dren at a table made attractive by
the use of asters and sweet peas. A
large birthday cake formed the CEN
terpiece for the table and dainty,
place cards marked the places for
the guests. The following children
made up the guest list: Irine Morkrid,