The evening times., 1911-04-21
Farewell Surprise Party.

1l6AlANl 4uAOWCll lo0I ONCIk.
ing when a company of thirty Of their
intimate friends called at their home
and spent jolly evening. Both ladies
and gentlemen made up the company
and the entire evening was given
over to happy conversation and real
good old fashioned visiting. The ladies
brought delicious refreshments with
them and at IL o'clock the repast was
enjoyed. q
Mr.. Pineo has been at Brandon for
the past few weeks and has every
thing in readiness for the family.
They are now packing their household
effects and expect to leave Wednes-
day morning.
OF Interest to Brides.
Saturday evening the Evening
Times publishes the fourth In the
series of home building plans and
specifications and as 1t is just the sea-
son Of the year when June brides are
wondering where they are going to
live" it is we'll to call their attention
to these suggestions. The plans pre-
sented are the work Of the most mod
ern architects and the estimate OF
cost is prepared by Joseph Bell De-
Remer Of this city. For this reason
none who want home of their own
and intend to build can afford to over.
look this splendid feature being offered
by the Evening Times, The specifica-
tions tell everything one wants to
know about the building Of the home
and if further information Is want
ed one can Just step to the telephone
and inquire Of the local architect.
The plans 80 far presented are OF
beautiful yet inexpensive homes and
there are yet eight more In the series.
Just examine the house that will ap-
pear in Saturday evenings Times.
Lsvallee. Rundell Wedding.
The marriage yesterday morning at
the home Of the bride In Lakota OF
Miss Grace Helen Rundell and
Joseph A. Lavallee Of Willistop was
a simple yet prettily appointed home
event and guests from this city IN
cluded Frank Layallee, Mrs. John
Valley, Mrs. M. j. Sullivan and Miss
Lillian Sullivan. The ceremony was
read at 10 o'clock by Rev. Father NC
Donald, pastor Of the Catholic
church and the b. ide was handsome
w attired in q bridal gown OF white
with which she carried an arm bou-
ouet of bride roses. Her sister, Miss
Mabel Rundell, was her only attend
ant and she wore a simple glrlisn
gown of white and carried pink BIOS
SONS. Pink and white was the pre-
dominating color scheme throughout
the house decorations and at 1880
o'clock a sfx-course wedding break
fast was served. Frank Lavallee of
this city was best man and other
house guests were Frank Lobdell of
Winnipeg, a cousin of the bride. Mrs.
w. Connolly and Joseph Durnell.
both of Lakota.r'
The happy couple left Immediately
after the breakfast for Williston
where the groom is connected with
the Williston Herald and where they
will make their future home.
Clapp.Brennan,, Wedding. =
AS the .detailas OF the beautiful we'd
ding of Miss, Mary r. Brennan OF
Devils Lake, will be- of interest to
friends throughout the state, she
having been a former instructor at
the state university, the following is
taken from the Devils Lake Journal:
Last evening in the presence of
the immediate family and number
Of intimate friends, at the home Of
Hon. and Mrs. NJ. H.. Brennan, East
Fifth street, was solemnized the mar
riage of their only daughter, Mary
Regina to DR.. Charles Horace Clapp
of Boston. Mass.
Exactly at the hour OF five, Misses
Cojr I0,,kI,
siding at the piano, the bridal party
were ushered In, to the sweet strains
of NIendelssohn's~ wedding march.
"The bridesmaid, Miss Eleanor E.
Norton, first appeared upon the
stairs, looking lovely in gown of
gold cloth, banded and girdled with
handmade embroidery. She carried
a big arm bouquet of yellow roses
artistically arranged with bows and
streamers Of yellow satin ribbon.
Following her came Miss Brennan,
leaning on the arm of her father
The young bride was beautiful in a
handsome gown of white satin, trim
med with draped overdress of rare
old lace. A lace edged tulle veil, fas-
tened with wreath of orange bios
SONS, fell in graceful folds to the
end of her long train. Her shower
arm bouquet was of lilies-Of-the-val-
ley and marguerites.
Awaiting the party before the fire.
place in the big living room, where
the vows were plighted, we're the
groom, his best man, Daniel v. Bren-
nan and Rev. Father Augustine of
st. Joseph's Catholic church. After
the ceremony congratulations and
sincere best wishes were showered
upon the newly welded pair and then
the guests repaired to the dining
room where dainty refreshments
were served by Mrs. Vernon P.
Squires and Mrs. Thomas Gagan.
"At $50 o'clock Mr.. and Mrs {.
Clapp, Mr.. and Mrs. Brennan, Mr..
and Mrs. Squires, Dean Ella Fulton.
Dean NJ. A. Brannon, Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Maher. DR.. and Mrs Smith.
Mrs. Gagan, Miss Mary T.. Norton,
Miss Mary e. Cairns, James Bren-
nan. Matthew Kavenaugh, Miss
Eleanor Norton, Daniel v. Brennan,
Gerald Brennan and Rev. Father
Augustine sat down to a delicious
wedding dinner. Misses Anna Con-
my, Nettie Haley, Ruth Dodge and
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