The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-10-01

ty congratulations alight collation. was
served, after which the happy couple de-
parted for the depot amid showers Of
rice, and took the train for Winnipeg,
where they will spend their honeymoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brennan will be at home to
their friends in Bathgate after Oct. 9th.
The display of valuable presents to
Mrs. Brennan, is one OF the finest, If not
the finest, ever seen in Pembina and
testifes to the esteem and love of the
donors for the fair bride. It's one a
the cases where everybody was only too
glad to send testimonial, not for for.
mality and fashions sake but because Of
the real friendship and regard thus re-
presented. The following list is not
quite complete, owing to the:earlNhour Of
obtaining it. but will go to show in part
the variety, value and number. 1t will
be noticed that in this case, owing large
ly to the care of our local jeweler, M. H.
Miller that there is but little duplication,
the articles themselves are of such var
iety in utility and beauty, that any house
wife would be proud to have such
selection.
Silver water set, Mr.. and Mrs. Au-
gustus Short; silver chatting dish, Mrs.
]. d. Schoales; silver cake basket, Mr..
and Mrs A. McDona d; silver pickle
dish, Mr. and Mrs Douglas; dresden clock,
Branchaud family; glass water set
Mr.and Mrs. WI Bride; doyle. Miss Cora
Nelson; silver litter ice-pitcher set, ]. M.
Chisholm, H c Carr and ] d Winlaw;
cracker jar, Mrs c Keller; fruit knife,
Miss Violet Keller; silver pickle dish,
Mr. c Keller; silver water pitcher and
tray, Mrs E r Brown, cut glass syrup
and mustard jars, Geo Laney; silver pep
er and salt, Edna Purdy; China salad
dish and table linen, Mr. and Mrs H c
Feldman; silver crumb tray, Mr. and Mrs.
w Kneeshaw; silver paper knife,
Misses Nixon; silver bread tray; DIR
M M Lockwood; silver hat pin, Ethel
Kneeshaw; half dozen silver desert
spoons, Mr. and Mrs L B.. Booker; fruit
knives, half dozen, Mrs c E Jackson and
Bessie; butter knife, Annie Conmy; juHi-
lee spoon, Miss Lulah Cavileer; silver
ladel, Mrs F M King; berry spoon,
Miss Mary Brennan; oyster. set, Mr. and
Mrs c O'Hara; sugar spoon, Mrs S c
Watkins; half dozen orange spoons, Mr.
and Mrs D Thomson; pansie DOYLE,
Clara Ryan; volume Poe's poems and
handkerchief, Mrs A Winchester;
quilt, Mrs Joseph Shaw; oil painting,
Miss Alice Oldham; center piece and
doilies, Mrs H Strain; China cups and
saucers, Mr. and Mrs F Sabraw; card
receiver, WE Goats; souvenir spoon,
Ora v Turner; fancy work basket, Mrs
B Kneeshaw; jardinier, Mrs Geo Nc
Quinn; boiling cloth DOYLE, Mrs. Muir
Kneeshaw; set embroidered doylies,
Mrs. ]. LaMoure and Miss Matte; bureau
scarf, Pauline Kneeshaw; side board
scarf, Nina Pullman; wedding album,
Irene Aylen; holly center piece. MRS. Hol-
bro TX ;,silver comb and brush, Mr.. and MRS
VetterIein; Gardiner, Mr.. and mrs Styles.
silver glove buttoner, Lulah Nelson;
banquet lamp, Mr. and Mrs w c Short;
onyx top lamp, Myrtle McQuinn, Helen
Douglas, Ethel Purdy, Agnes Sabraw;
table mats, Mrs ] E Ashley; table linen,
Grace Parker; berry spoon, mrs Martin;
China tea set, Kathleen Sabraw; China
salad dish and cup and saucer, May
Gaffney; mirror, Mr. and mrs Shaw; sofa
pillow, Mrs G Moore; silver spoon-hold-
er, Mr. McQuinn; velvet rug and wedding
album, Mr. and MRS Chas Full; Roman
chair, Mr. and MRS A M O'Connor.
butter knife, Mr. and Mrs N E Nelson;
silver syrup pitcher, Mr. and Mrs G G
Thompson; fruit dish and nut set, MRS
Kabernagle; center table, Mr. and MRS E
w Conmy: fruit knives, Mr. and MRS Sa-
Draw; silver bon bon dish, Mr. and MRS F
A Hart; wedge wood cream and sugar,
MI Roberts; China celery dish, Mr. and
MRS F c Feldman; sterling silver crochet
set Mr.. and Mrs. R. Mcbride; silver
cake plate, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Ryan;
cut glass salt cups and silver spoons,
Geo. Douglas; silver celery dish, Robt.
Morrison; sterling silver sugar shell,
Amos Purdy; hand painted cup and sau-
Ger, Helen Nelson; orange knives, Miss
NORM; silver syrup pitcher, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. D. Booker; table, E. Brennan.
In conclusion, the PIONEER EXPRESS
may add that few couples are more hap
PLY joined with chains of good wishes
from hundreds of friends than MIR. and
Mrs. Brennan. Mrs. Brennan has grown
up here from girlhood and though quiet
and mo lest in demeanor, yet her many
graces Of person and manner are known
and respected by all. AS president OF
the Y she has led in good works among
the poor, and her influence for good has
been felt by her associates. Beautiful in
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