Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-21

20 Former university students as we'll
as q large number Of other residents
OF this state will he interested in the
announcement. of the marriage of Miss
Ellen A. johnson. former Grafton
girl, who is a graduate .6t the univer-
Potter. formerly of Brainerd, MINI.
The following clipping from the Seat
tie Post-Intelligencer is interesting:
"A wedding of Interest was solemn
lied Saturday, May 20. when Miss Ell
len A. johnson became the bride Of
Norman E. Potter. Mrs. Potter is a
former Grafton, N. D., girl and ts a
graduate of the University of North
Dakota, having received both her
bachelor and master of arts degrees
from that institution.
"She was prominent in literary and
dramatic circles, being In honorary
matte society. She is also a member
Of the Phi Beta Kappa honorary
scholarship fraternity. Later she took
up nurse training at the Montana
Deaconess hospital in Great Falls.
Mont. Nj
Mr.. Potter is the son Of r. N. Pot
ter of Brainerd. MINI. He is a world
war veteran, having served in the 2lst
company, 10th engineers, attached to
the French army. He is also a mem-
Der Of the Disabled American vete-
They will make their home at 1877
North 18th street" "
The marriage Of Obeline Agnes La
Moine, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
LaMoine, East Grand Forks, to Fran
els James Ensch, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Ensch of Marvel, occurred at
L r'~l4oL ~ TyvooHoSy rA4rrin0 ot Ga.
cred Heart church in East Grand
Forks. with the Rev. William klink-
hammer officiating.
Fitting music was furnished by the
regular organist and choir members,
and the altars were decorated with
pink and white Lpeonies.
The bride was dressed in a gown Of
Georgette and radio lace combined.
and she, wore an embroidered tulle
veil which was held in place with a
band OF pearls. Her flowers were a
shower bouquet OF. brides roses and
sweetpeAs. Attending her va her sis
ter, Miss Flora LaMoiIfGT who a
dress Of soft silk and a small off-the-
face white satin hat. The BRIDE
groom's brother, Clarence Ensch, was
his attendant. =,
In the home Of the bride. where a
wedding dinner was served at ]
o'clock. pink peonies were Used to dec
crate, and in charge of the dining
room was Mrs. James Ruddy OF East
Grand Forks, a sister of the BRIDE
groom. She was assisted in serving
by the Misses Olga Larson and Emma
Highland. st.S
Botn young people are known well
in this vicinity. having attended the
! They will be at home to their friends
Mt 2ls>North Third street, East
Guests from out of the city to at
tend the wedding included the follow
ing: John Roach of Mdnyel, Margaret
Neff OF INDIANAPOLIS, Ind; Joseph
Goyette and r. x. Audette, both of
cob Ensch and katherine Ensoh of
Marvel.
st. Agnes guild viii hold a picnic
meeting at Gao n'"lock this evening
at the home OF Misses Ava and Grace
GRADER, Conklin venue
Mrs. Whecle Smith and her chill
dren. Marion and Margaret. 100 Fen
ton avenue. left last evening for Ar
doch. y, D.. where they will spend the
remainder OF this week visitinE with
Mrs. Smiths parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p.
M. Sim
xsfk 's. IL,
Miss Helen Londerean arrived home
from Eagle Rock. Cal. on Tuesday
evening to spend the summer with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Londer-
gan. SIS Chestnut street. Miss Lon
dergan has been teaching school there
and expects to resume her duties, in
the fall.
' 4 i 4
Miss Grace belong. home demon.
stration agent, met with the Schur-
meier club for the last time on Mon
day, when she gave a demonstration
in cheesemaking. The organization
took In a new member. Mrs. Geo
Supernant, at the meeting Monday.
MrA-' e. J.. Lyons Of Grand Forks
was a guest at the meeting. Plans
were completed for the annual clut
picnic to take place at the home OF
Mrs. James: Corcoran on July ~. The
next meeting of the club will be held
at the home Of Mrs. Henry Barlow.