Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-10-17
MISS %BRYNJOLFSON
BRIDE AT PRETTY
WEDDING TONIGHT

Fifty guests will witness the mar.
rage Of Miss Grace Lois Brynjolfson
and Richard #. Mills Of Williston, at
the home Of Miss Brynjolfson's par
ents, Mr.. and MIRA B. s.: Brynjolfson,
Belmont avenue, this evening at 8
Mrs. Edwin r. Mills Of lCrookSton.
DR.. Harvey J. Moore, pastor Of the
First Baptist church, will read the
service. The bridal party will stand
before the fireplace in the living
room. whore southern smilax and
ferns with white roses will be solidly
banked. and the rooms will be lighted
with cathedral candles. Tho smilax
and roses VIII be used elsewhere
room where buffet refreshments wdll
be served during the reception, there
will be pink roses used with the sGni-
lax and candles. S,
Mr.. Byynjolfson IL to give his
daughter In, marriage. and will ee>
cort her to the improvised altar. She
te to, appear In q modtsh gown Of
banding. and pearls that were on her
mothers wedding gown. "A band Of
pearls will hold a tulle veil In place,
and her flowers are to be q shower
Of brides roses and lilies Of the valley.
Miss Glynn Sinclair, her cousin,
who has recently come here from
Argyle. Mimi, is to be her only at
tendant, and will wear a frock Of
pink charmeuse satin, with which she
Mrs. L. G. Harrington will be at
the piano and will sound the Lohen-
grin Bridal Chorus as the bride en-
ters. She will play the Mendelssohn'
wedding music after the ceremony.
and will also accompany Mrs. Paul
r. Griffith who will sing.
G. M. Warner Of this city 10 to be
ception which will follow the service.
MrA. H. n. Sinclair Of Argyle, Mimi,
the brides aunt, and Mrs. w. 8. Begg
will preside at the tea and coffee uEns.
and members Of the Tri-Signaa club,
to which the bride has belonged for
several years, including Mrs. Cyril
Dyke Page, Miss Ella Opsahl and
Miss Ada Bulge, will serve. Miss Sc
donna Kermott. the brides cousin,
mott, will also assist in the dining
room.
Mr.. Mills and his bride win leave
during the evening to spend a few
days in the twin cities, and from
there will go to the Pacific coast to
travel for several weeks. Afterward
they expect to be at homo in Willis
ton, where Mr.. Mills as travelling
freight agent for the Great Northern,
has headquarters.
MI. and Mrs. Edwin f. Mills, the
groom's parents, motored over from
Crookston this afternoon to attend
the wedding. They are former resi-
dents of this city. and both their son
and his bride have lived practically
all of their lives here. .
Both families and the principals Of
toqight's wedding r well known mo-
only hare, but through the state, and
more than a little interest is CENTER
ing around the wedding. Miss Bryn-
jolfson has been entertained a great
deal since her engagement was an
nounced a few weeks ago.
The Elk's will open their dance
program for the season. with an In
building on North 4th street, Friday
evening. Dancing will begin at 9
o'clock, and all Elks' Of the city and
their friends + invited.
A card party will be given in the
lower auditorium Of st. Mary's
church this evening, beginning at 8
o'clock Refreshments will be serv-
to, attend is extended to any person
k.H f.
Mrs. Mary E. squires Of Portland,
New York is here for, an extended visit
at the home of her son and daughter
in-law, Dean Vernon p. squires and
Mrs. Squires. 81 )
Mrs. A. f. Bratrud of the Belmont
apartments, who has been in the
Twin Cities for a week, will re turn to
the city this morning. DR.. Bratrud, who
accompanied her and attended the
meetings of the Minnesota Medical
association in st. Paul the latter part
of last week, returned here Sunday
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