Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-08-17

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Nh Medora Knox 81 TIL, city. who
II making tour f Europe during the
summer months. has written to
friends here from, Dresden. Germany,
from wherA she expected fto 60 to-
Berlin. Miss Knox notes that, She met
Forks, who u touring with another
partysat Interlaken, Switzerland.ss5Tht Ii
lSis the only I. me that Miss Knox has
overtaken Miss Struble during her.
travelA
Mr.. and Mrs. Lillevold Of Fargo:re-
turned to their home in Fargo on,
Wednesday after spending a few days
as guests Of N.sG. Nordmarken, GIL
MED home by their niece. Miss Marie
Nordmarken. who WIN visit with them
briefly. Va,
Before an altar banked with ferns
and palms andss set with bowls of pink
and white blossoms, the marriage
service uniting Miss Gerda Oslund,
Oslund, and Oscar johnson. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. I. johnson, was read by
Rev. ". M: Persenius in the Swedish
Lutheran, church at o'clock We'd
nesday evening" II
Before the service Miss Alma Holien
sang Eadman's "At Dawning," and
Miss Lnea Norl1nf sang II Love You
Truly" by Carrie Jacobs Bond. They,
were accompanied on the pipe organ
; teen played appropriate ,nuptial music
all during the ceremony. opening with
the wedding march from Lohengrin as
the bridal procession entered the
church. S.
Miss valborg oslund. the brides
sister. as bridesmaid. was dressed in
a simply fashioned dress of jade green
canton crepe and Miss Agnes john
son, a sister of the bridegroom. wore
satin with>a bodice Of silver lace.
Both young women carried bouquets
OF pink roses and sweet peas. Pre-
cedtng the bride in the procession, the
little flower girl, Lois Wentz, dressed
in pale pink georgette, walked and
scattered rose petals as she went.
The bride in a. gown of white satin
EAmerican, modelled with loose side
panels Of Spanish lace, and wearing
a white tu!le Veil, arranged cap effect,
came next, accompanied by her faith
err who gave her away A pearl neck.
lace was the only ornament worn by
Miss Oslund. and in her brides bou.
quet were pink rosebuds and white
sweet peas. Bringing up the process.
sion was little Vivian Johnson, who
held the bridal veil which formed tho
train. She wore white organdy trim
med with lace ruf1es.
church, a wedding dinner was served
to thirty relatives n friends of tn.
two young people. Three long table!
were arranged in the dining room, ant
on each pink and white appointment
were employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson left Wed
nesday evening by motor for Bemidjl
and later they will go on to the Twil
Cities, returning here in about tw
weeks to make their home at IL
Conklin avenue. ,
( DR.. and Mrs. Thorvald Petersen an
their three children of Minneapoli
and Mr.. and Mrs. Svend Petersen an
t daughter Of Askov, Mimi. arrive
Y here by motor on Wednesday an
p will spend several days at the HON
405 South Fourth street. The part
. carne here by way Of Bemidii. wher
r they spent one day with friends. TIL
8 Messrs. Petersen are bro Of Mr.
. Strandvold. G
Mrs. G. Lofthus and her littl
daughter. Miss Joyce Lofthus, wi
time as guests Of the formers broth
. e. and sister-in-f flaw. Mr.. and MI
d jog. Anderson, at Superior, Wis.
Miss Ivadel Eev1love of Washington
DIG, Is visiting with friends in Gran
Forks and IN Thompson;kN. d. ASh
. expects to be in this vicinity unit
h september |.
I. Refreshments served out Of dool
have proved popular with the publ
" Of late, and in consequence, the W.
men Of st. Michael,s Altar society VIII
reside on North Fourth street, wi
hold a social on the lawn at the res
q dence of Mrs. William O'Gorman, 81
o North Fourth street. today. Servin
Twill begin at 2 o'clock in'the afternoo
and will continue until . o'clock
the evening. Motoring parties and tt
public are asked to stop for cake
ices or light lunches. AZ
Mrs. Jeanette r. Taylor, matron
the city hospital, underwent an ope
n alton in a local hospital on Wedne
day. -
n Mrs. M. Titzer and two childre
meyer ana Mildred, OF Billings. Mon
are here visiting their relatives, NJ
and Mrs. H. l.. Rosenzweig and Pa
n RQsenzweig.
Mrs. Henry A. Thexton of MINI
" apolis, Is the house guest of Mr.. ar
10 Mrs. George Black, 1902 Belmont av
nue..
49, X ~ Hht E,
Fl Mrs. A. B.. Rheinhart. who has bee
seriously, i'll in a local hospital fl
the past two weeks. Is reported in
proved.
$l,375,000 TOTAL Il
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