Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-15
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Last evening the commodious Han.
sen home was the scene of one of the
most delightful social functions of the
season. The guests, numbering about
twenty-eight gathered at the residence
on East Fourth street about eight o.
clock. The evening opened with an in
teresting contest, an hour was joyfully
spent in working at it, after which the
judges assembled and voted Miss Myr-
tie Holmes the winner Of the first prize
and Miss Hope Wallace carried off the
consolation prize. Other interesting
contests were held, one in particular
which caused much merriment was par
ticipated in by the boys only. The rest
OF the evening was spent in dancing
and playing games Elegant refresh.
ments were served at ten-thirty, after
which Miss Vallie Thorson, on behalf
of the guests, presented Miss Rankin
with camera, which was as remem-
brance of her Devils Lake friends. Miss
Rankin leaves for Minneapolis tomor-
row
At st. Michael's Catholic church at
O'Clock this morning Miss Lulu
Frances Traynor of 500 North Sixth
street, was given in marriage to Mr..
Timothy Henry McGarrell of New Lisk-
card, Ont, and ---e wedding, though
only attended by the family and a
small company Of invited friends, was
extremely pretty and impressive. The
church alters and chancel rail, before
which the bridal party knelt during
the marriage ceremony, were adorned
with bowls of pink and white astors
and the waxen candles were lighted for
the celebration of the nuptial mass
which Immediately followed the mar
riage ceremony.
Mrs Harry Burton presided at the
great pipe organ and for the entrance
of the bridal party sh eplayed the brid-
al chorus from Wagner $ stLohengrin. -
The bridesmaid, Miss Minnie Traynor,
sister Of the bride, came first, walking
with the groom, and she was gowned in
a dainty bridesmaids gown of white
embroidery with large black hat and
arm boquet of pink roses. The bride
walked with the groom's best man
John Harvey, and wore bridal gown
of golden tan messaline trimmed with
cream Bebe Irish lace Her flowers
were BRIDES roses arranged in an arm
boguet and she wore, large plumed
picture hat. The bridal party were met
at the altor rail by the pastor, Rev
Father Lemieux, and two altar boys
and at the conclusion of the marriage
service the nuptial mass was celebrated
The BRIDES mother served the hand
somely appointed wedding breakfast al
her Sixth street home and covers were
laid for twelve, the guests from out Of
town being Attorney and Mrs. FREQ
Iraynor of Devils Lake, Mr.. and Mrs
John Trayuor of Larimore and Mis-!
Jean Traynor Of Fargo. The house wa
beautifully adorned in autumn bios
SONS and the scheme was pink ani
green. Sweet peas were chosen for tn,
dining room and astors for the parlo
and these were used effectively in con
junction with green cosmos. This eve
ming Mr. McGarrell takes his bride t,
her eastern Ontario home, where the,
are to receive after October ! and sh
will travel in smart tailored suit o
; blue broadcloth with black hat. The,
}. will make their wedding trip enioyabl
by stopping for visits in Winnipeg
Hamilton, Cardinal, where Mr.. McGa1
rell's parents live, and Ottawa, wher
they will be guests Of the bride IS broth
} er. Good wishes in abundance will fol
low them for the bride is charmin,
young lady who has made a legion o
friends during her short residence here
j. Grand Forks Times.