Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-02
Frances Pierce
Bride AT Quiet
Ceremony Today

CURED the marriage Of Miss Frances
L. Pierce, daughter OF Mrs, Edith M.
Pierce of this city, to Edward N.
Hunger, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. O.
Hunger OF Hankinson., N. b. The
service. was read by the Rev. Jona-
than Watson in st. Paul's Episcopal
church In the presence OF only the
immediate relatives OF che two young
people.
Just following the ceremony a we'd
ding breakfast was served in the
brides home, and later In. the morn
ing Mr. and Mrs. Hunger leftsfor Dc
troit and Minneapolis, travelling by
motor. They will be at home to their
friends after September Is g. 1924
InterpAtional avenue.
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L. ". Myers will contribute a solo.
Judge Me, 0 God" by Bach, at the
II o'clock. service at st. Paul's Epis-
copal church on Sunday morning.
Evangelist A. OLSON will speak
Sunday forenoon at 1o:45 and in the
evening ats o'clock in the scandinav-
ian Baptist church, corner Of Fourth
avenue and Walnut street. Mr.. Ols-
son will also sing with guitar accom-
paniment: All Scandinavians are cor
daily invited. :
MTS. lIIna MdiIoIy ISNeF, now Oh
Minneapolis, formerly OF Grand Forks.
is in the city with her mother, Mrs.
E. O.. Mallory, 31s Euclid avenue. and
today sang at the wedding OF
Miss Louise Black. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. e. Black Of this city.
Mrs. Fisher has q two weeks en-
sageinent with the State theater OF
Minneapolis and with the Capitol thea.
ter. in st. Paul. beginning on Tuesday,
and On Friday evening. next week,
sne will sing, Tor the Tribune broad
who have radio receiving equipment
will be in position to hear Mrs. Fisher.
who is a contralto of recognized abil-
ity.
Mrs. j. W. Wilkerson and her two
daughters, Marjorie and Jean. $500
University avenue, have just returned
from a two weeks motor trip through
Minnesota. They made stops at a num-
Der of the lakes and~also visited
with friends in Minneapolis. At Alba
ny, Mimi. they were guests Of Mrs.
Wilkerson's brother and sister-in-law.
DR.: and Mrs. T, A. Watson.
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Miss Pearl Thompson of Fargo. for
;11erIy Of GraAd Forks. is in the city
as the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. j.. w.
| EAit19 Luz a AC" nays
MIR. and Mrs. King expect to leave
shortly for Los Angeles and San Die
go. Cal, where they are to make their
home.
Rev. and Mrs. S. l.. Tallackson. in
company with Rev. and Mrs. NJ. En-
dreson of Kindred. n. D.. left by mo-
tor Friday to go to Roseau county.
| Mimi. for a weeks vacation. They
] Sr.il1 welt IN f1r0,A- VoVichNe anl will
return here in time for Sunday school
rally day. September 10.
Miss Ruth Soule. who has made her
home with Mr.. and Mrs. James Col
Inns. North Fourth street. left last
! evening for Baltim ore, Md. where she
has taken a position as dietitian in a
government hospital. On her way, she
will make, brief stops at Minneapolis
and Chicago.
Mrs. Q. A. Webster With her three
children. Dorothy. Margaret and Rob.
ert. left last evening en- route
for Los Angeles. Cal. wnere they VIII
make thefr>,home. They will stop for
a visit at Luverne. Mimi. on their
way west. Mr.. Webster Will be in
the city for another month before
joining his family.
Mrs. P. A. McClernan and possibly
other members Of he. local order.
Women's Relief Corps. will attend
the national convention which is to
be held hides Moines. Iowa. Septem-
Der "a to IS. it was stated yesterday.
Mrs. McClernan will go as one of
three delegates elected at the state
convention which was held at Wahpe-
ton. n. D.. this spring. Mrs. Louise
l IT n<fSo9 . - Sf Ia y, g 4Sr~F a NJ Aepo< to-,
riet c. Jones Of Lisbon are the other
official representatives, of North Da-
kota who will attend the national
meeting. 1,
Announcement has been made that
to all members attending the conven-
ton in Des Moines a single fare will!
be granted by the railroads fof the
round trip. The delegates will leave
Fargo on September "a and will leave
Minneapolis in a special car at 10 p.
m. on the evening Of the Gath.
The North Dakota department will
headquarter at the Rogers Hotel In
Des Moines.
There will probably be several mem
bers of the local G.. A. r. at the Des
Moines gathering of the G. A. r.
which. az usual. will be held in con.
junction with the Relief Corps meet
ing.
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The meeting Of the American Leg
ion Auxiliary which was called foi
Friday evening was adjourned be
cause of the absence of a quorum o
members. The meeting will probabI,
be held on. Monday evening, but
definite announcement will be mad
later in this regard.
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Miss Ruth Guam. SIT Chestnu
Street, left Thursday evening for Ne,
, York City where she will teach in tn
city schools during the cotoing yea,
En- route, she planned stops-at Fergu
Falls, Fargo, Minneapolis and Chi
cago.
Ny. and Mrs. H. J. Jeddeloh. 10
: South Third street, returned Frida
from a motor trip through Glacis
and yellowstone parks. They hay
been away for the past month.
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Mr.. and Mrs. e. S. Kneeland an
their daughter, Miss Mary Kneslant
who expect to leave carly next wee
to make their home in LOS Angeles
are guests of Mrs. G. w. Kellogg, II
North Sixth street. for the remainde
Of the period of their stay here.
The womenh Relief Corps wi
meet in,.;the Odd Fellows hall tn
afternoon al 8 O'Clock. A-#fu
attendance is requested.
Miss Sara Hoiseth of Glendal
Cal, is 4 guest OF her sister. Mr.
Edward johnson, this city, for an il
definite period.