Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-12-05
Los Angeles
Marriage OF .
Interest Here

yesterday when Joseph VOellner, q
member OF the famous Voellner string
quartet, and Miss Mabel Esther Rip
ley, Hda6ghter OF Mrs. Herbert Ripley
of Los Angeles. We're united in mar
riage. The ceremony was solemnized
in the Church Of Messiah at high
noon Monday. 4.
The 'Vbellner quartet Is made up, OF
members. Of a family Consisting OF
the father, two sons and q daughter.
Antoinette. They have appeared here
In concert programs on several oc-
casions. having been presented by
Wesley college as part Of the regular
artists courses.
At one time Mrs. c. NJ. Cooley gave
a large reception for the Voellner
family, when many Grand Forks
meet them. They made their last APP
,pearance in Grand. Forks three years
ago.
Invitations to the wedding We're
received by q few intimate friends of
the family in this city. )
The marriage OF Ralph Olson, son
Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Olson, 208
L'Hiver avenue, AND Miss Lottie
solemnized in the home of Rev. FIR.
William Klinkhanmer, pastor of Sa-
cred Heart church. on Saturday even
ing ,at 1880 O'Clock. Bertal Hadland
and Agnes Hadland attended the
young people, and following the cere-
mony, the party were guests at a
wedding dinner In the home of the
b~ridegroom's parents.
y They, will take their wedding trip
later in the season, and during the
winter will make their home at 20S
LEliver avenue. e'.-.
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The two presentations of the en-
tertainment given on Sunday after
noon and evening in the auditorium of
st. Michael's church by q group of
I children Of the parochial school were
very we'll attended, and the children
performed in a n which did
them credit as it did also their direc-
tor, Sister Clarissa. The feature num-
act play, THE Millionaire's Daughter"
and those in the cast were: MarylMon-
ley, Frances Murphy, Leona Hunter,
Margaret Williams. Dorothy Bouse'
Anna Lankhammer, Marion Bushaw'
Edith BARLEY, Helen Bolack> Gather
inc O'Connela and Madeline Larson.
In addition to the play, a chorus
sang, 1.-The New Hail Columbia" Miss
Delfna LaDuc gave a recitation, Miss
Elaine Piquette sang a solo, and 2
group of students gave a demonstra'
ton in calisthenics. !
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The Young Peoples society Of the
Bethel Lutheran church will. meet this
evening at 7:45 o'clock. The program
which has been arranged includes
these numbers: vocal solo by Oar
Sigdestad; selection by q male quartet
address by, Prof. A. NJ. Bridston; ant
vocal duet by Miss Agnes Skovholt ant
Christ Erickson. f"-
After the program, refreshment!
will be served by Mrs, L. Egstad, ant
all young people interested are re
quested to attend.
Mrs. William Anderson and her lit
tie. daughter, Betty, of Wilmot, 8. D.
who have beef guests of the former
brother-in-.aw and sister, Mr.. ant
Mrs. w. A. Mcintyre, $40 Belmont
turned to their home Monday. The!
came here because Of the illness O.
\ Mrs. Anderson's mother, Mrs. e. E
Fletcher, who 10 now reported mucf
improved In health.
Sunday evening Mrs. Fletcher wa
the honored guest at q supper part!
which was given in the home Of he
daughter, Mrs.t.M Mcintyre, to observ,
her SEVENTEEN birthday anniversary
There we're covers forS II at supper
and among the guests was her son
E. E. Fletcher of LAngdon.
1t is estimated that the final repor