The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-26

lines. is made Of rough finished brown
cloth with collar Of champagne col
ored material. Champagne colored
buttons are used In its decoration.
Meet With Miss Hale.
Miss Clara Hale will entertain the
girls Of the "?" club this evening at
her South Sixth street home. After the
social hour Miss Hale will serve a
dainty luncheon course.
Mrs Chalmers Hosoe8.
The members Of the Tuesday club
will spend this evening as guests Of
Mrs. c. B. Chalmers at her home on
South Fourth street. the occasion be-
club. The ladies will visit as they
busy themselves with holiday needle
work and Mrs. Chalmers will serve
lunch at the close.
Miss Davies Deaves Tonight.
Miss NJ. Helen Davies Of the high
school faculty leaves this evening for
Chicago to be present at the marriage
Of her sister. Dr.. Leora Davies Of that
Evanston. ILL.,. on Thanksgiving day.
Miss Davies will return next Sunday.
Miss Beggs Hamilton Bride.
Hamilton Independent: On Thurs
day afternoon Mesdames F. A. and D.
.. Warner gave a linen and kitchen
shower at the home Of the former for
Miss Jennie Beggs, a bride of the
week. The afternoon was spent in
quilting a pieced quilt for Miss Beggs.
At s o'clock a faur course luncheon
was served. The table was a%ppropri-
'ately decorated in honor Of the occa-
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H. H. Fennell. delivered a box Of lin
for the bride to be. Those present
were: Mesdames D. r. Beggs. II. E.
Kellar. L. Keena. H. H. Fennell. H. L.
veinson 6. Keena, H. A. stenseth,
J. B. Tyler. Lyla McGinniss. j. H. Van
dewater. d. H. Kippen, H. P. Wood;
Misses Lillian Anderson. Jennie Beggs,
Irene Wallace, Ida Fennell. Pearl Con-
nell. Maud Young. Jean Kerr and IVA
Warner. Mrs. A. F. Allen Of Grafton
an out.of-town guest.
Pretty Larimore Wedding.
A very pretty church wedding was
.solemnized at the Catholic church in
Larimore this morning when Miss
Wayne Connolly. daughter Of Mrs
Martin Connolly Of that city, was Civ
en- in marriage to Mr.. ". Ellis Lee
Of Arvilla. Rev. Father Simpson. the
church pastor. Performed the marriage
service at 8 O'clock after which the
nuptial mass was said and the brides
maid and best man were Miss Stella
German o fthis city and Joseph
Sweeney of Arville.
The bride was beautifully gowned
in white lace made over a pale yellow
messaline foundation nj she wore a
,oO~o ,s.hita hoa1.oV bat 1Hi.o (>r~oa~
was also gowned in pale yellow and
both bride and attendant carried arm
bouquetA
h wedding breakfast was served
at the home of the brides mother.
the home being prettily decorated
with quantities Of cut flowers, and
covers were laid for just the members
Of the family and close friends. The
young couple leave this evening IN a
weddin gtour and will visit several cit
les In South Dakota where the bride
has relatives. On their return they
will go to Arvilla to make their future
home.
Miss Marteil u Bride Today.
Sacred Heart Catholic church in
East Grand Forks was the scene of a
pretty wedding ceremony this morn
ing when Rev. Father Klinkhammer,
the pastor. read the service which
united In marriage Miss Laura Clara
Martell, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Martell Of that city. and Mr..
riage vows were taken at s:15 o'clock
and Immediately afterward the nuptial
mass was celebrated. the guests pres
ent being just the members Of the
two families and a few friends.
The bride was handsomely gowned
in soft white messaline trimmed with
rare lace and with 1t she wore a large
white beaver hat with plumes. Miss
Ethel Sullivan was the brides only at
tendant and she wore q cloth gown of
Il pretty rose shade and black picture
hat. Frank Lealos was best man and
the wedding music was rendered by
the church organist and choir.
Following the church ceremony a
wedding breakfast for the bridal par
ty was served at the home Of the
groom's sister. Mrs. Patrick Sullivan.
laid for fourteen and pink and Whit.
roses prettily arranged in crystal vases
and wicker baskets adorned the Two
rooms where the tables were set. Mrs.
sullivan was assisted in serving by
Mrs. John Kane n the Misses Lii
liam and Elda Driscoll.
This afternoon at 3 o'clock the we'd
ding dinner. a feast of handsome ap-
pointment, was served Al Mrs. Sulli-
vans home. The guests numbered
eighteen and the same group Of ladies
assisted.
Mr.. Connolly and his bride leave
this evening for the win cities on q
short wedding o II and on their re-
turn they will be at home after lie.
remhcr u. Roth young people have
resided in F.nst Grand Forks for Il
great many wears and have scorcs ri
friends who will extend congratula-
lions.