The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-06-17
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Social Corner.

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Miss Nettie SMcC auley and miss Elsi
Emerson Of toilette were in the city thi
week. II isssl
Miss Jefferys. OF Winnipeg, IS In Til
city for a lew days, the guest Of Mrs. w
Kemp.
Miss Helen Douglas entertained he
Sunday school class at picnic Tuesda,
afternoon. n iGS@s y s3
We acknowledge the receipt Of invita-
tons to the wedding Of Miss Olive May,
Potter to Harry Francis Hart, on Jun,
10Th, at the residence Of the parents o
j the bride. at Webster, S. d. a yer,
large circle Of friends Of the groom, who
was raised in this city, will join US in
good wishes.
Wednesday, June 10Th, at two o'clock,
there was celebrated at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Lund in this city, a
quiet wedding, when Mr.. James NJ. Knee.
shaw and Miss Ella M. Humphrey were
united in marriage by Rev. Karr, of the
M. E. church. Only the families Of the
bride and groom witnessed the cefe-
mony. The bride was gowned in cream
crepe de chene, with lace trimmings, and
carried cream carnations. After the
ceremony light refreshments were serv-
ed. Miss Pauline Kneeshaw acted as
bridesmaid and wore a dainty dress Of
white Swiss. Percy Kneesbaw was best
man. The happy couple left on the. ev-
ening train for Duluth. James Kneeshaw
has grown to manhood in Pembina and
is we'll and favorablY known by all. Mrs.
Kneeshaw has resided in the city but a
short time, but in that time has made
many friends, who will be glad to know
that this will be her permanent home.
They will live on their farm just out OF
town, where. they have a cosy home
awaiting them. They received. many
beautiful and useful gifts.
Miss Gertrude Kemp and Mr.. John d.
Winlaw were married at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Kemp. on Wednesday. June 18th, at u
O'Clock noon, by Rev. Harrison of the
Episcopal church. The rooms were
profusely decorated with lilacs, ported
plants, ferns and honeysuckle. The
wedding party stood under an arch in
the bay window. The BRIDE wore white
silk voile trimmed with ribbon ruching
and veil. Mr.. Robert Morrison and
Miss Jeffery, Mr.. Percy Kemp and Miss
Fowler, were groomsmen and brides.
maids. Miss Ieffery wore grey voile and
Miss Fowler wore organize. After the
words were said which united them for
life, the happy couple led the way to the
dining room, where dainty luncheon
was served. Mrs. Harry Deimer played
the wedding march. The happy par
took the evenings train TOR the Worlds
Fair, the bride looking very sweet in "a
brown cloth suit. A large concourse Of
friends were at the depot to bid God
speed to the "quartette" and rice galore
was in evidence. together with several
pairs of old shoes. Only the relatives
and few intimate friends were in at
tendance at the wedding. Many beaui.
full and costly presents were received BY
the contracting parties. The out oi
town guests at the wedding were Mr.;
and Mrs. Geo. Kemp and two sons, Mrs,
Young and the Misses Young, Of Hamil.
ton; Mr.. w. E. Goats of Bismarck; MIR.
Percy Kemp and Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart
Thompson of Hallock, and Miss Jefery
of Winnipeg. Mr.. Winlaw, the happy
man Of this occasion, has occupied sc
many positions of trust and honor in the
view Of the people that he needs no in
trodnction on our part. We need onl,
say that no other man in the county i.
better known or has more friends to wist
HIM JOY. Mrs. Winlaw has passed mos
of her life in this city and has AWAY.
been leader in social and church circle.
and is general favorite with all who
knew her.
e Personals. ~
DIR. Collins of Hamilton was over thi.
way on call for sick horse and mad.
us pleasant visit while in town.
il Mr.. and Mrs. Dow have gone for va
cation wish with friends in Washingtos
and Vancouver, to be absent about :
month.
! Sid Wardwell finished up weeks
fishing holiday at Minnesota lakes, witt
| a flying visit home on Monday remainin,
between trains.
! Earl Wallace who was visiting here 10
several days last week returned to Ii
home in Drayton on Monday taking BIZ
cousin Max Wallace with him.
4 A party Of land lookers who had bee,
the guests Of the Andi and Co. Z
Toilette took the train here on Monda,
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