The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-12-02

sci Winemen, Henry Kneupfer. stan
ley Caldwell. William r Huok. job,
Shaw. Lee Norman. Arthur Knudson
Gerald Finch. Carl Schmidt. jim
Victor Giles. Gerald Mcnley. Fred Nc.
llratth. Burt Wright. Herman Wolff
Lawrence Feetham. Charles o'Keefc
Clarence Hassell. Don Payne. Hownrt
Coulter. jay RaAten. Wilbert Williams
Fred Kelly. Clarence Elken. Howar,
Maher. Jack Pickett, Lawrence Ken.
needy. Miles Lander. Charles Ire,
panier. othtner Montgomery. George
McClintock. Ray Collins. Dan Nc.
Gowan. Clifford Hall. Clement Woods
Mr.. Brasseth Home with Bride
Edward Rrasseth accompanied by
his bride has returned from Minot
where his wedding took place on
Thanksgiving day. and they are being
entertained until Monday as the
guests Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. T. Brasseth, at their homo on Sec
ond avenue. Their wedding vas q
beautiful home ceremony which the
Minot Optic chronicles as follows:
while the church bells throughout
the city were Ginning their message
OF gladness and; gratitude at noon
tide yesterday. Miss Blanche La
vanche Walworth. the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Wolworth Of this
city. one OF the city's widely loved
young women. was given in marriage
to MIR. Edward Brasseth of Grand
Forks. The Walworth home on Val.
ley street was radiant in its decora-
lions OF gold and white. Ribbons Of
~ room to the center Of the room.
where they met at the chandelier to
form a cano' Y of dainty coloring.
Golden chrysanthemums swayed and
nodded their heavy heads and as Rev.
Erickson Of the First Presbyterian
church. the officiating clergyman. took
his position In the parlor Miss Marion
stoudt played Mendelssohn's solemn
wedding music to which the bridal
party entered.
Mr.. Brasseth attended by his best
man,. Mr.. Hart Swalstad. entered the
parlor from an adjoining front room
and from another entrance at the side
came Miss Walworth upon her faith.
er's arm. Her bridesmaid. Miss Pearl
Smallwood followed and as the bridal
party gathered each took his or her
appointed place to hear the sacred
words which bound together for life
Miss Walworth and Mr.. Brasseth.
The ring service was used and at it's
CLOSE ana the giving OF the bridal
felicttattons the company was taken
to h dining room. where the wed.
ding and Thanksgiving repast in one
was served. Miss Walworth wore a
charming lingerie gown and in her
hand she carried a wonderful boquet
OF brides. roses
Miss Smallwood was tastefully
gowned In dainty white. The CENTER
piece at the dining table was Of vel
low chrysanthemums and cover for
the wedding guests who numbered
eight were laid. Mrs. Brasseth's
travelling suit was Of dark blue cloth
and her hat was Of velvet in harmon.
izing shade. Mr. and Mrs. Brasseth
Will be at home. to their friends in
Grand Forks on Oak street after Jan.
uary /. The congratulations Of in
Vulnerable friends are extended to
the happy pair for many years Of
welded happiness"
All Day Meeting -
st. Paul's Guild ladies will hold
their annual Christmas sale at the
parish house next Thursday and for
final preparation an all day meeting
will be held Wednesday. beginning at
3 o'clock. in the morning. There is
an abundance Of sewing to he com-
pleted at this time and final details
for the serving Of lunch during the
sale will also be made.