Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-30

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go, 20
summer foliage and palms carried
out thesdecorative colon note Of green
enchanced by baskets Of Killarney
roses, at the wedding Of Miss Com
stance Evelyn Grangaard, daughter of
Mr.. and Mfs.sO..sA. Granga4Fdo OF Lyn-i
daleaavenuessS.. Minneapolis; and Rev
II. x. Narhrn Of Argyle, MINI. 3 of
Mrs. Lora Narum OF DEBORAH; Iowa.
saviour,s lutheran church at 8
o'clock. Rev. 7. "A. Hoff, b%rother-in-.
law Of the bride, read the service
Miss !Thelmaf Halvorson sang BE
loved. It Is Morn accompanied by
II. Gunnerson. church organist. be-
fore the ceremony and 20 Perfect
Love" after the ceremony. Rev. j..
H. Preus OF Strum, Wis; T. H. Ross
ing of DEBORAH, IowaSA. j. Tolo OF
Fargo, N. D., were the ushers. Her
man Lunde attended tn groom Miss
Luella G~rangaard. sister of the bride,
in an orchid colored organdie gown.
was the mal CT honor. Misses
Pauline T~orjnssen, ~Austa Knutson,
Margaret Hoode and I%ngeborg Roset-
tar, in peach colored organdie gowns,
were the, bridesmaids. Little Helen
Hoff, the flower girl, wore a frock of
pale green cglored organdie and car
ried a basket of summer flowers.
Miss Gra&taard wore. a bridal gown
Of ivory colored Spanish lace over
cloth Of silver with a court train OF
the Spanish lace that hung from a
coronet Of pearls. Brides roses, sweet
peas and lilies of the valley were in.
her shower bouquet.
After the ceremony a reception was
given in the church parlors.
to, DEBORAH. Iowa, and will. be at
home in Argyle after August l..
Miss Edith Lamming left today for
Alexandria, Mimi. to join her mother,
Mrs. Harold Lamming: and other
members of the family, at their sum-
mer cottage. She expects to be there
Miss Mabel Korb of Pueblo, Col,
Is the, guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
O'Keefc, 812 Lewis Boulevard.
+. Mrs. w. II. Kelsey has returned
from Lake Bemidji where she spent
several days as the guest OF Miss
Margaret Gable, head of the ceramics
department at the state university.
LAC \uo1C ALdS u NCIy dlIlSllC COlld6C
In the Bemidji pines, which she de-
signed herself, and for which she has
made a number of charming things,
including the tiles for a large fire.
place and other decorative features.
She is spending the summer at
Bemidji.
Mrs. O. Orwald, ITO Alpha avenue
fentertained 20 guests on Thursday in
honor of her mother, Mrs. c. Engel-
stad of Gatzke, MINI. Out of town
Mrs. w. Melville, Eveleth, Mimi;
Mrs. H.. Golden, Warren: Mrs. l..
Johnson of Warren, and Mrs. I.
Steward of Fargo. -
A meeting Of the women's Relief
Corps will be, held on Saturday after
noon in the Odd Fellows hall. The
meeting will begin at 3 o'clock and a
good attendance of members is de-
sired.
Mrs. J.. Vale and daughters, Hazel
and Marie of 1928 Fenton avenue, are
leaving tonight for Arbuckel, Cal, to
visit DR.. and Mrs. w. L. Harlan
(Leona4 VALLEY formerly of this city
En- route to California. they will wish,
at Spokane with relatives andifriendt
and also stop. at Portland Ore.
land Mrs. Thos DR. Gal.
larher formerly was nastor ~ the M
= church, here. later Mrs Vale anf
her "daurhters will vi.it in ms An.
geles, san Francisco and San Ber.
nardio. Thev will return the latte,
ts,nhsr - 1s' nc ne : oep
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Miss Reatrice Morley. whose mar
rage to r. G.. McNiven of Hannah
MY sill 10 Glace IN :TuIv & oav.
her trousseau ten. on Thursdav after
noon and evening IN the home ~ he,
narenta M. and Mrs II r. Morley
North Fonrth street. Afternoor
hours vere from 2 10 < o,cIock am
IN the sveninp a second rronn wa,
received from 3 to IN, o'clock. Rose,
ana sweet meas were used in decorat
ing the rooms. 4
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