The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-12-08
UNITED IN MARRIAGE
N. L. Dawson and Miss Clara Wede-
haSe Were Married on Wednesday
Of Last Week.
Thanksgiving Day Was Ysry RDjoyably
Spent by Mitchell People in
Various Ways.
Geo. DOuthit and Wife Hand StmeIy En-
terta ned the Football Team at
a Diuner Party.
AN ANTICIPATED WEDDING.
The Nuptials of Miss Clara Wede-
hase and N. l.. Dawson Were
Celebrated Wednesday,

A wedding event occurred Wednes-
day evening which has been in antici-
patton for some time and so quietly
was the affair arranged that but few
outside Of the intimate friends of the
contracting parties were aware when
the event would transpire. The we'd
ding referred TO was that of Miss Clare
Wedeha.e and Mr.. N. l.. Dawson,
which took pl.ce at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. F. Wedehase,
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. ]. H.
Babcock in his most gracious manner
and was Witnessed only by the relatives
of the bride. The room in which the
ceremony occurred was picture of
lovliness in the matter of decorations.
The bridal couple stood at the. entrance
of the bay window and surrounding
them the walls and window were richly
and tastefully covered with ferns and
chysanthemums and the effect was
indeed very pretty one. The bride
was costumed in a becoming gown of
ladies cloth, castor shade, which was
trimmed with pink rose satin over
which lace was artistically draped.
The groom was dressed in black.
When the ceremony was concluded
the relatives extended their hearty
congratulations and an adjournment
was taken to the dining room where
an elegant feast awaited them. The
table presented a very handsome ap-
pearance with the beautiful flowers,
the silverware and cut glass, and the
merry party seated around the board
partook Of the supper with relish.
On the table in the parlor was dis
played very handsome assortment of
wedding presents sent by friends in this
city, which were slight tokens of the
very high estimation in which the
bride and groom are held by large
number OF friends in Mitchell.
The bride has resided in Mitchell for
number Of years and the greater part
OF the time she has been en- pioyed ae
teacher in the primary department
of the city schools, and as teacher she
enjoys very high reputation in educa.
tional circles, not only in this city but
throughout the state wherever her
work is known. She is lady whom i,
is q pleasure to know and one whose
duty in the community has had much
to do with shaping the lives of the
young boys and girls who have come
under her ministrations. She is &C
complished and gifted in her cLoser
line OF work and withal genial and
admirable lady. Mr.. Dawson Is the
cashier of the Mitchell National bank
aud In that capacity enjoys a high repu
ia ion in financial and business circles
He is pleasant gentleman socially and
is popular in all classes. he has resid
ed ia this city for many years and ha4
bsen Unidentified in many ways with ths
growth and upbuilding of Mitohcll, al
ways aiding with liberal hand the
enterprises which have grown w
during his residence. AS the head Of
the Mitchell National bank Mr.. Davi
son has made it one OF the solid institu
tions of the city.
The marriage of this couple is ons
which The REPUBLICAN takes grea
pleasure in chronicling, and We wan
to extend to them our most sincere anC
hearty congratulations. We trust tina
the union OF their lives will end in one
long dream of happiness with mover ,
cloud to dim the JOY that is in store fol
them. This wish We are quite sur'
will be echoed by every one of thei
many friends in Mitchell,
At the conclusion Of the wedding fes