The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-29
Mct;oey.corr1gan Wedding Today.

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The marriage at ST. Michael's Cath
Agnes Corrigan, only daughter Of MIR.
n Mrs. James b. C'orrigan. and Mr..
Thomas James McGoey. son Of Mi.
and Mrs. James McCioey. was IL Very
impressive hut simple church cere-
nony and though no wedding cards
were issued 4 large company of close
friends of the popular young couple
witnessed the taking Of the nuptial
vows. Eight o'clock was the marriage
Hour and Rev. Father NJ. ]. Hart read
the service. Immediately following 1t
with the celebration OF the nuptial
mass.
Fac bride approached the altar with
as her only attendant and she was
lgowned in her travelling attire. Her
tailored suit was OF a light gray cloth
With touches OF salmon pink trimming
and with il she wore a large black
beaver hat with plunes Of the same
pink shade. Mir. McGoeS was attend
cd by his brother. Joseph. as best
man.
Following tao church service the
Sridal party and members of the two
families repaired to the home OF the
brides parents NJ 313 North Fourth
street where II wedding breakfast of
exquisite appointment WAS served. Tho
bridal colurs. pink and white. pre-
vailed i'll the house decorations and
the bowers wcre lovely carnations.
These We're arranged with ferns and
foliage i'll large baskets and vases and
adorned the handsomely spread break.
fast tables. AZ the large table in the
dining room. were the places for the
bridal PARTY and parents willis four
smaller tables accommodated the
others, covers being laid for twrmA-
V. O'Connor, Mrs. John NJ. nishcr ana
Mrs. !" Z. o'CcEnor presided Il; The
breakfast and Z delicious FOUR course
repast was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. MrCiocy have not in-
minated 10 even their closest friends
just where they Will spend their hon-
leymoon hnt it is surnlised that they
Minnesota 81 the twin cities to he
away for a fortnight. On their re-
Iturn they will reside al ia North
Fifth street and their receiving date
Will be February is. The high esteem
lin which both AR. Mccoy and his
bride are held was evidenced by tho
numerous beautiful wedding sifts
which they received and many OF ,hr:i'
friends called this afternoon To co.
tend congratulations.
Kitchen Shower for Bride.
Miss Katherine Martin was the re-
icipient of a splendid collection Of use
ifui kitchen utensils last evening when
she was showered at the home of Miss
Winnifred Kelly in East Grand Forks.
Miss kell.- and Miss Eta sullivan
iuf the h:idc-clecl and their guests
were twenty intimate Sirl friends Ut
Miss Martin. Tiny red hearts were
generously used in adjoining the home
land vases Of rcd and white carnations
adorned the large table where Il de-
'licious upper Was served. Hearts
suspended by ribbons from the cham
named the wedding date and hour,
Monday. February 5. 9 o'clock at
Sacred Heart Catholic church. Games
and music were the evenings diver
sions and in the service OF the supper
the hostesses We're assisted by Miss
Mavgare, O'Leary. Mr.. Pat Sullivan,
Mrs. Frank Tessier. Miss -Adna Kelly
and Mrs. Kelly. Covers were laid for
Miss Katherine Driscoll. Miss kath-
Miss Margare, O'Leary. Miss Jose
phine sullivan. Miss Clara Sullivan.
Miss Laura Sullivan. Miss Larettc ire
panier. Miss Minnie Steinbar. Miss
Lila Craig. Miss Beatrice Bent. Miss
Hannah Kennedy. Miss Vida Martin,
Miss Clara Martin. Miss Edna Kelly.
Miss Eliza Carney. Miss Bessie Mon
'goven, Miss Hazel Sherlock. Miss Sadie
Mc1lraith. Mrs. Pat sullivan. Mrs.
Frank Tester. Mrs. James IIandlon.
Mrs. John Martin.
Enjoyed Visit From Cousin.
Fargo Forum: Miss Ethel Cannltf
vas the guest over the week end Of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. a. Cam
Iniff Of Ninth street south. Miss Can
Inif is teaching at Leonard. n. D.. and
cousin, Miss Florence Elfred of Sc
,%attel, who has spent the past ten
DAYS with her grandmother. Mrs. L.
&c. Caniff of Eleventh street north and
her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. j. a.
iCaniff. Miss Elfred has been visiting
for several weeks with friends in st.
Paul and Rochester and stopped here
father. a. Z. Elfred, who is inspec-
tor of agencies for the New York Life
Insurance COMPANY. Is expected from
st. Paul tomorrow and will accom-
lpany his daughter home.
Large Bridge Party Today.
Mrs. Patrick j. Kavanaugh con-
cluded her handsome party series this
| afternoon when she was hostess to- a
large company at bridge whist. The
guests We're enough for sever tables
and the spirited game was played in
the large living room and dining
room which were mad fragrant and
summary with baskets Of lovely yell
low tulips. During the afternoon the
tables were spread for a d%electablc
luncheon course and Mrs. Kavanaugh
MAS assisted by Mrs. r. II. Mccoy,
Mrs. w. II. Alexander, Mrs. E. NJ.
Read, and Miss Mabel Collins. Beau
,iful gifts were given as awards for
son of Minneapolih vas a guest from
out Of town.
| The ladies who were favored with
high score gifts at Mrs. kavanaugh's
Yesterday afternoon were Mrs. j. A.
BARLOW and Mrs. J. K. Poupore.
$3.50
Bridge for Mrs. Keith.
Mrs. William V. Panovitz gave a
delightful pleasure at her Belmont
hvenue home this afternoon when she
entertained informally in honor of
her sister.in-law, Mrs. Kent Keith of
Calgary. Guests for four tables at
charming visiting guests were Mrs.
Frank Si,nington Of Edmonton, Alta,
and Mrs. Frank Griffin of Vancouver.
u. G. During the afternoon Mrs
Panovitz served a charmingly APP
pointed luncheon at the small tables
and was assisted by Miss Elizabeth
Panovitz and Miss Elizabeth DeKay.
1t. Agnes Guild Meeting.
The members of st. Agnes Guild arc
requested to meet Thursday evening
at s O'clock at the home Of Mis-.
Leone Cory on University avenue foi
la Suecial h~usincaS n,aafin0 All roan,