Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-21

Mrs. Charles LeMasurier. IL Chest
nut street. will entertain the members
OF the Past Matrons' club in her home
on Frtd-v AFTERNOON. The hour OF
the meeting will be $3.50 o'clock. Mrs
~. u. warmer and Mrs. l.. Kinkaid
are to be assistant hostesses, and Mrs.
r. c.. Haagensont Is in charge Of the
afternoons program.
The Young Peoples society OF the
Lutheran Free church will meet Fri.
day evening at 8 o'clock In the
church. There will be a program and
refreshments will be served.
q. Marks LutheransAid society will
hold rummage sale Friday begin
ming at 2 o'clock III the auditorium
Of the church.. Persons wishing tu
make donations are asked to leave
them in the building on Thursday.
The women Of st. Marks church
have also announced the date Of their
annual Christmas bazaar which will
be held December q. Articles an.
propriate for Christmas gifts will be
sold and refreshments served at thi.
time. =.
Dr.. and Mrs. Harry 4. Frost OF
,IIallock, Mimi, are among the out
Of town people in the city for the uni.
versity Home Coming.
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The Scandinavian W. G. T. u. re-
ports an unusually large attendance
and an excellent program Of talks and
music at the regular meeting held
Friday afternoon in the. home Of Mrs
o. Syvertson. Ills University avenue
Mrs. o. L. Fosse talked interestingly
on the subject, What Grand Fork,
Needs; Miss Belle McPhail talked
on Loyal, Temperance Legion work;
and Dr.. Lavine Rokke addressed tht
meeting, taking for:sher subject. the
word. Watch" Mrs. o. Gullingsrud
contributed u group of vocal selec'
lions. ~
Mrs. syvertson served refreshment,
At the close Of the meeting: !.
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On October Is, the wedding Of Mis-,
Grace Hulst, daughter Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Richard Hulst %,of Inkster, ant
Herman !Trosen, also. OF Inkster, wa.
soleInnized In the home Of the bride
groom's mother, tho Rev. Mr.. Rob,
ertson' of the Presbyterian church O.
Inkster officiating. =.
Mi1s .Karolina Trosen, sister Of tn,
bridegroom was the brides attend,
ant, and Herman Hulst, the BRIDE
brother was best man.
Mrs. Trosen wore q wedding gov,
LOT blue beaded crepe de chine, ant
she carried an ann bouquet of roses
Her attendant wore taupe crepe d,
chine. u.
There were IS guests. at the wed
ding dinner which was served at
p. m. Mr.. and Mrs. Trosen have gon'
for q wedding trip and will be a
home to their friends on the Lark
muir farm.
A wedding OF interest took plac
ct. g. o'clock this morning in tn
r.. Lawrence Catholic church o
Michigan, N. D., when Miss Geneviev
Macy Lamb, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
JIM. Lamb Of Michigan becam
the bride Of David George Kelly Q
Grand Forks. Rev. FIR. j. j.. McDon
aid. pastor of st. Lawrence churcl
performed the ceremony and officiat
ed at the low mass which followed.
The bride vas attended by he
sister. Miss JULIA Lamb, and he
brother, James s. Lamb, acted a
best man. The bride was attire,
In a simply designed gown Of Alic
blue Eeorgette, and a medium size,
hat Of a harmonIzing shade. He
flowers were a shower bouquet o
orchids and valley lilies.
Nuptial music was furnished b,
Miss Mary Lamb, a cousin of tn
bride, at the organ, and Ernest DECO
tell. vocal soIoist.
The young people will make q tel
day motor trip, and will then com
to Grand Forks. to reside at 122 Wal
nut street. Mr.. Kelly is manager O
the Valley Motor company in thi
CITY.