The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-08
Capt. Evan Young's Wedding.

riage of Captain and Mrs. Young ap-
peared in a Belvidere, ILL.,, paper:
This afternoon at o'clock, in
the presence of family relatives and
intimate friends, Miss Dawn Waite
became the bride Of Capt. Evan e.
Young, of Plankinton, South Dako-
ia. The words of the ceremony which
I binds in union the lives of these two
young people were spoken by Rev.
DR.. c. G. Cummings, pastor of the
Trinity Episcopal church of this city
the impressive ring service being
used. The bridal pair were unattend-
ed.
"As they took their places before
the officiating clergyman, the music
of wedding march tloated through
the parlors, Miss Bertha Woods rem
dering the selection skillfully.
"The bride was attired in hand
some gown OF white fancy silk
net over white silk, and carried
brides roses. Her travelling gown
was of blue rajah silk, with hat and
coat to match. The wedding gown
was most becoming and the happy
bride was the reciplen, OF many ad-
miring compliments from the assem-
bled company as they pressed for
ward at the close of the ceremony
to wish the young people happiness.
The house decorations were of
ferns and roses, arranged tastefully
and presenting pretty setting for
the happy scene.
Following the ceremony and the
offering of congratulations the COM
pany present sat down to the we'd
ding repast, two course luncheon,
which was directed by Mrs. Gustaf-
son, a we'll known Rockford caterer.
The bride is the only daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark NJ Waite, at
whose home on South Main street
today's happy ceremony was cele-
brated. She has spen ther life in
Bel'Idcrc, graduating with honors
from the South Belvidere high
school and later entering Madison
University, where course of four
years was pursued and from which
institution she graduated last spring
1T was while student at the Uni.
versity that the acquaintance was
made viii Capt. Young, who was in
the law school there, and the result.
ing attachment eliminated at the
marriage altar today. A young lad,
OF many graces and charms, of mos
! pleasing personality, possessing
many accomplishments and enjoy.
ing much social popularity, the
, young man who has won her for hi.
pride is to be congratulated. He,
many friends here will wish for he
life OF unclouded happiness, thei
only regret being that she will max,
her home elsewhere.
THE groom is a young man VIII,
n is destined to make his mark in tn
world, his services and ability hay
G ing already been recognized by hi
appointment as United States consu
d % Harput, Turkey. They will sal
It from New York for Europe durin
leisurely journey to the land of tn
the early part of September maxim
le1surely journeyl to the land q
the sultan, seeing portions of Eul
ope on the journey, which will max
most delightful honeymoon tr;r
d capt. Young gained his title throug
. services in the Philippines first wit
9 he regular army, in which he hel
!, commission. He is practicing a.
le orney, which will aid him greatl
y II his work with the diplomatic SCI
u vce to which he has attached hin
Is self with most fattering prospec,
OF advancement. He is young ma
y OF sterling worth, and is deseryip
o. the congratulations which are his t,
n day.
"a Capt. and Mrs. Young leave th
III evening for Chicago. They will r.
"a turn to Belvidere after few da,
re absence to make arrangements +,
u their long journey. They will sa
i between the first and the twelfth
- September.
y The bridal pair were the recir
ents of many valuable presents.
great many being of cut glass. al
IS most of the givers had thoughtful
ng selected such things as can be ia
es en- with them on their long lou
ne ney to the east.
G. Among the guests from out
ne town were the groom's mother, MI
rs. 5. E. Young, and his sister, Mi
~ Gertrude S. Young of Plankinton.
M d., Gen. A. S. Frost, of Evansto
ip, who was colonel of the regiment
le- which he served in the Pbilippin,
'us l.. A. Libby, of New Richmond, Wi
of Stephen j. Mcmahon, of Chicas
les Robert S. Crawford, of Mineral Poi
[u- Wis, Prof. Allyn A. Young. of Ma
1son, Arne G. Lerum. OF Madise