The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-20
Miss Kelly Welded Today.

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One of beautiful simplicity vas the
wedding which took place this morn
ing at St. Michael's Catholic church
when Miss Grace Anna Kelly, young
est daughter Of Michael Kelly of this
city, was given in marriage to Roder-
lick Earl Robertson. The service was
read at s o'clock by Rev. Father J..
A. Lemieux, the church pastor, and
the celebration Of the nuptial mass
Immediately followed.
The church guests were only the
close friends of the bridal couple and
as they assembled during the half
hour preceding the marriage ceremony
they were seated BY the ushers, Fred
and William Kelly, brothers Of the
bride. Vases Of shaggy pink and
white astors adorned the chancel rail
where the nuptial vows were spoken
and the candles were lighted for the
nuptial mass just before the arrival
of the bridal party At the appoint
ed hour Mrs. Harry Burton at tho
pipe organ sounded the joyous notes
Of the bridal chorus from Wagner's
"Lohengrin" and led by the ushers
the bridal party assembled the main
aisle Of the church. Miss Lillian
Ryan, the brides only attendant.
walked first with the groom and was
q picture of lovliness in a gown of
soft pale blue satin messaline over
which was draped' an %overdress of
white chiffon. She wore long white
kid gloves, a becoming white picture
hat and carried an arm of pink rose
buds.
The bride walked with the best man,
Elmo Robertson, a brother of the
groom, and never was more charming
than in her bridal robes. Her gown
was a rich white silk chiffon over
dress fashioned over satin messaline
and her long bridal veil of tulle was
caught in her dark hair with a spray
of valley lilies. On her arm she car
ried a shower bouquet Of bride roses
and lilies Of the valley. At the con-
clusion of the nuptial mass the organ
notes again filled the air and the bride
and groom left the church to the
strains of Mendelssohn's wedding
march.
The wedding dinner was an ele-
gantly appointed repast served at the
home Of the brides father on North
Fourth street and Mrs. P. j. Hogan.
Mrs. NJ. Lynch and Mrs. John Kane
presided. The home decorations were
effectively carried out in green and
white with quantities of white as
tors and asparagus fern and at the
table covers were laid for twenty |
four.
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
son leave. for Winnipeg to spend their
honeymoon and going away Mrs. Rob-
ertson will veal a suit Of dark blue
velvet richly trimmed with black
braid and a large black velvet hat.
They will be way a week and after
returning to this city they will be at
err October Is.
Miss Tibbals Webs Today.
Perhaps no wedding of this autumn
has created a more widespread inter-
est than that Of Miss Lottie Tibbals.
only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Tibbals of this city. and Frank A.
Maxwell. chief dispatcher for the
which takes place this afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock. This city and Larimore
have been the brides home since
CHlluuoOu anu HeT pdIeHl6 are hilO"u
and esteemed by pioneers all I've the
state. Mr.. Maxwell was a resident
of this city for a great many years,
being one Of the most popular young
men In the Great Northern service.
He was chief dispatcher here until
Just a few months 6 when he was
transferred to Melrose to which city
he will take his fair bride t o reside.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
w. Fegan at 319 South. Fifth street is
to be the scene of this beautiful cere-
mony and all day the hands Of loving
friends have been busy adding to its
beauty with autumn blossoms and
! greenery. A large company of guests
have been invited including several