The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-01

OF the n large table ut which all
the guests We're seated vas a gorgeous
centerpiece Of lovely red and white
sweet peas. At either end was a
smaller bouquet of the same bios
SONS and the place cards were adorn-
ed with hearts and cupids. Four de-
licious courses We're served and at the
completion OF the first Miss Begg's
cousin, Miss Glenna Garvin, came in
with a great arm of American beau
ty roses. To each guest she gave one
rose and to this was attached a small
envelope on which was inscribed
Message of the Rose" The girls
eagerly opened them and found little
cards adorned with heartshaped pic
lures of Miss Begg and MIR. Griffith
and the date in gold lettering. When
expressions of surprise and good
wishes were YER the dinner service
was completed and Mrs. Begg was as
by Mrs. r. B. Griffith. Mrs. N. G.
Benner, Mrs. w. B. Turner OF Spo-
kane and Miss Glenna Garvin.
The other rooms Of the spacious
Begg home were made festive and
bridal like with pink and white as
tors and during the evening Miss
Begg gave her girl friends an oppor-
tunity to view her wedding trousseau
and the scores OF beautiful and deli
cate dainties which make up her
bridal chest. Those in the company
were Misses Amy Evans of Mimic.
Marcia Mitchell of Crystal, Grace Car
ter, Mae Cumming. Alta Smith, Mil
dred Veitch. Laura Hancock, Bar
bara Henry, Lois Robertson, Char
Black. T heodosia Houghton.
Martha Williams and Mrs. Louis
Chance and Mrs. Louis Rowland.
The Begg-Grifith wedding will be
one Of exceptional interest to the city
and state for both young people come
from the city's most prominent and
best known families. The bride Is
a charming girl who is gracious. tall
ented and accomplished. She is a IA
vorite with her set and for the past
five years there has been hardly a
wedding of note in this city that has
not been characterized by the sweet
ness of her voice in the bridal song.
Society will rejoice over her wedding
for it does not take her away from
those who most appreciate her.
MIR. Griffith has, since graduating
from the University of North Dakota.
been engaged in business with his
father as manager Of the book and
department in the Ontario
store. He is a member of the Var
sity Bachelor club and is widely
known as n Of the city's successful
and substantial young business men.
Miss Begg has chaser a home cere-
mony for her marriage and the guest
list will include only the two fami-
lies and nearest relatives. The SER
vice will be read at high noon and
Miss Amy Evans of Mimic will be Miss
Begg's maid of honor. Miss Kather-
inc Finch. the brides little cousin,
Will be flower girl and Will o. Woods
will be Mr.. Grifith's best man.
Mr.. Griffith will take his bride on
a short wedding trip and after No
vember Is they will receive at their
beautiful new home which is being
erected on Reeves venue
James B%rOsnahan to Marry.
James c. Brosnahan now assistant
general agent for the International
Harvester company at Winnipeg, but
who was at one time connected with
the agency in this city, is to wed Miss
Lillian O'Brien, daughter of Mrs. An
ma O'Brien of Langdon, next Tues
day, September 5. The wedding will
take place at St. Alphonsus Catholic
church in Langdon at $3.50 o'clock in
the morning and only the members Of
the twO families and a few intimate
friends will be numbered among the
guests. Miss Theresa O'Brien will
be her sisters bridesmaid and the
groom's cousin will be his best man.
After a short honeymoon trip to the
twin cities, Mr.. Brosnahan will take
his bride to Winnipeg and they will
make that city their future home.
Miss O'Brien, who is we'll known in
this city, having visited here frequent
ly as the guest Of MI. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Spriggs, has been receiving much
pre-nuptial attention and several very
handsome affairs have been given by
Langdon hostesses. She is a very
popular young lady and will receive
cordial wishes from a great many
friends in this city.
Mr.. Brosnahan is the eldest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Brosnahan Of
Grafton and since graduating from
the high school in that city he has
been connected with the International
Harvester company. He has steadily
gained promotions until now he holds
one of the most responsible positions
in the northwest.
Miss Norman at LakOta
Miss Gertrude Norman left yester-
day for Lakota where she will be en-
tertained for several days at the
home Of Senator and Mrs. A. J. Gron-
ma. She will be the guest of their
charming daughters and looks for
ward to a thoroughly happy visit.
Mrs. Robertson Entertained.
Mimic Journal: Mrs. ]. D. Phelps
entertained last Friday afternoon for
Mrs. J.. l.. Robertson of Minneapolis,
who was a guest at the DuVall home
last week. At the close Of the after
lunch val served. Other out
Of town guests yer Mrs. ]. j. Keen
of Wahpeton and Mrs. l.. A. Daily and
daughter, Miss Gertrude, of Hastings,
MINI.
Miss Williams TO WinOna.
Miss Florence Williams, daughter
of Mrs. Nj. l.. Williams of Riverside