The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-19

MIS- VT68cy t1Olues
Mrs. R ]. Treacy who has spent
the summer visiting with her sister
In western Canada is now In Winnt-
peg on her way home and is expected
some time this week.
Tbbals.MaxwM Wedding Guests.
The invited company Of guests to
attend the marriage Of Miss Lottie
TYbbals and Frank A. Maxwell tomor-
row afternoon include q large COM
paiy from out Of town and most OF
them will arrive tomorrow morning.
From Larimore there will be Mr.. and
Mrs. Jameson Larimore. Mr.. and Mrs.
Owen E. Ashbrook, DR.. and Mrs. w.
II, WEIGH, MI. and Mrs. o. H. Phillips
and daughters, Marion and Marjorie,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. N. Fuller, Mrs. Mary
Plat and Miss Lettie Thompson. Mr..
Maxweu's brother, l. r. Maxwell will
come from Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs.
Macy Nicholson from Melrose, MIMI,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Grey from Graf
ton and Mr. and Mrs. r. H. Beck from
Lakota.
The little Misses Marion and Mar
iorie Phillips are to be flower girls
at the wedding.
Mrs, O'Keefe's Handsome Party.
Rivaling in beauty all the other
handsome functions that have been
given to honor Miss Grace Kelly
anent her wedding day which comes
tomorrow was the shower given last
evening by Mrs. Edward j. Okeefe
at her home on Cheyenne avenue.
Twerty-four girls We're favored with
invitations and Mrs. O'Keefe made
her home beautiful with autumn f1ow-
ers. green winery and red hearts and
wedding bells. Festoons of sweet
pea vine entwined with ropes of
hearts and bells were hung from
chandelier to arch and corner and
wound about the pillars and stair
case. Bowls of the pretty blossoms
were everywhere and in the dining
room a jar of lovely asters was used
as a c%enterpiece for the table.
Cards was the early pleasure of the
evening and when the game was COM
pleted the tables We're spread for the
delicious three course luncheon. Mrs.
O'Keefe being assisted in serving by
Mrs. ]. j. Dunlap and Miss Marie
Robertson. The luncheon was con
cluded with the passing Of the we'd
ding cake which told the fate of the
assembled guests, naming Miss Lor-
eta Trepanier as the next bride and
Miss Vivian Ryan as the girl to
whom wealth and riches will fall.
Several girls cut for the high and low
score prizes and in this Miss Ire
panier var again lucky together with
Miss Gertrude Norman. Both receiv-
ed dainty brass hanging baskets.
The shower came at the close of
the evening when a messenger
brought to the door a small brown
leather grip bearing a heart shaped
check with the inscription, due at
Winnipeg Wednesday Night" The
first parcels we're the kind that cause
q scream of merriment and blushing
thanks from the bride but the rest
were pieces of silver, china, embroid-
cred linens, aprons and beautiful pic
lures, all of which will add charm
and elegance to the brides new home.
The bride received them with CRATE
full thanks and closed the evening by
extending all an invitation to her
wedding tomorrow morning. The
guests were Misses Berna Monley.
Gertrude German, Lillian and VERNE
Ryan. Loretta T%repanier, Gertrude
Norman, Irene Finkle. Ethel Poupore,
Winnifred Hogan, Vivian Ryan. Nell
and Sadie Hart, Sue Virgins, Vivian
Prescott and Irene Dennis, Mrs.
Robert Moore, Mrs. c. j. Money, Mrs.
j.. j. Dunlap, Mrs. Charles Heitzel-
mar. Mrs. Robert Blair and Mrs. H.
j. Monley.