The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-01-04

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i Blanc ~ enz, maid 81 homo 100
III Beaver. pa q. She was ttiresd Il
1pink accordion pleated silk lace
trinmed, and wore PIN rose
wreath with sspangl led q gretta. The
maids wore slmiliar wreatl1s and
i gowns5ofwhite point d'esprit over
white gill, with pink taffeta bands
on the skirts and short ruffed
sleeves, and long pink empire
lsashes. They carried pink carna-
tons tied with tnile streamers. = IS.
Then came the bride, Miss Clara
Forrest Tangier-S smith, on the arm
OF her father. Her gown was .
i white lace robe over chiffon, over
/ satin, made with an empire back
land long train. She wore veil Of
white silk tulle. and q necklace of
pearls and amethysts, the gift of
the groom. ,z z s:..
Mr.. Orrin Harold GrigRs, of Vir-
ginia, Minnesota, the groom, awaited
the bride, attended by his brother,
r. l. Griggs, who entered with him
from the vestry. They were followed
by the Rev. J. Taylor Chambers,
rector of the church, by whom the
ceremony was performed. 4.
Many candles upon the alter shed
soft light upon the lovely gowns
OF the bridal party The bride and
groom knelt>upon white satin cush-
ions and the impressive Episcopal
wedding ceremony was read, max.
ling them man and wife. During
the ceremony Miss Daisy Rowell
played softly upon the harp and at
its conclusion the wedding party
left the church to Mendelsohn's
wedding march. After theirNde-
parture, Mira. FREDERICK Clausen, of
Horton, Wisconsin,, sang the beauti-
full bridal love song from the
Nevin cycle, after which the choir
sang 90 Perfect Love- as a recess
sional. ~
The reception was held at the
home of the bride, corner of Maple
and Vita avenues, who. with the
groom, received in an improvised
bower of greens, wedding bells and
holly. The brides mother was at
tired in charming gown of white
figured radium silk with a lace
bertha and pink and silver trim
mings. .$.<:.. IT,
The decorations in the dining
room were in green, silver and
white with garlands of smilax and
white tulle from the chandelier
above the table to the corners, and
decorations of white carnations and
green ribbons, cut glass and silver
dishes. Dainty refreshments were
served to the guests from nine until
eleven. Miss Daiseys Rowell1 and!
Miss Emile Douglas presiding at
lopposite ends of the table, while in
the music room the Misses leila
/ Peck and Fannie Sewell presidedsat
the punch table. I I 4 II
! During the evening the que tsI
were entertained musically by Mrs.
Frederick Clausen, Mr.. Clausen,
choruses by the young people. and
the bride was prevailed upon to-
| sing several selections. i, !.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Griggs left that
evening for Tarpon sprinE s,
Florida, where they will remain for
several weeks at the home of the
Egroom's father. They will be at
home after February frstsat Vir-
i GINA, Minnesota. -. 49,. d. I I 4
Among the outtof town, guests at
j tending the we'd ding were: Mr.; and
Mrs. Charles Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Ebert Jones, Mr. and Mrs. David
l Jones,sof Waupun; Mrs. Julia Good.
Twin, Milwaukee,; Mr.. Day and Mr..
i Crandan, Milwaukee; Mr.. Orrin b.
Kinney, of Athens, Pennsylvania;
DR.. and MRS. Frederick Barrett and
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lindsay, fof
Eveleth, Minnesota. Beaver Dam
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