The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-08-10
Wanek ana DsiseoN,

peas and nasturtiums and a wed
ding bell Of green and white was
suspended over the gate rail. As
the couple entered the church a
shower Of sweet peas fell upon
them from the gallery. Miss Clara
Esenman and Edward Wanek,
cousin and brother of the bride,
attended the couple. Miss Wanek
was attired in cream crepe de chene
of a modish design entrain, carry
ing a shower boQuet OF roses and
wisteria. Miss Eisenman was
gowned in a chic white china silk.
The bridal party was one of beauty
and dignity.
After the ceremony the guests
repaired to the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Wanek where an elab.
crate feast Of several courses was
served under the supervision of
Miss Povorondrova. The Misses
McLain, Teibel, Janda and Nc
Cam attended to the wants of the
forty guests in a very capable
manner. The brides table was
most beautiful in festooning from
ceiling to table in smilax, and mar
guerites and asters graced the CEN
ter, while sweet peas and roses
adorned the other table. A varie-
ty of choice cut flowers through the
rooms made the air, as the occa-
sion, one of sweetness and JOY.
Among the out of town guests
were Mrs. Driscoll, mother of the
groom, and a little niece of Emory,
MIR. Leitheiser Of Bridgewater, Mr..
and Mrs. Huffman of Memo, Mr.
and Mrs. Will Ioungwirth of Tyn-.
dali, Mr.. and Mrs. Binder of Yank-
ton and Father lie Hencke of Les
teryil]e. At home friends-Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Wanek, MI. and
Mrs. Cyrus Dickson, Mr.. and Mrs.
B%irkinbine, Major and Mrs. Dol
lard, Mr.. and Mrs. Falkinberg,
MIR. and Mrs. Frank each, Mrs.
Eisenman, Mrs. John Reich, Mrs.
Jacob Reich and daughter Emma,
Miss Saarosy and Mrs. Pierce.
Many elegant gifts we're noticed,
among them, mahogany music
cabinet, china cracker jar. choco-
late pitcher, Dresden sugar and
creamer, cut glass sugar and cream
err, cut glass olive dish, china and
silver cracker jar, cold meat fork
and berry spoon in silver, gold sal
ad spoon, set teaspoons, napery,
china tea pot rest, picture in water
c%olors, oak rocker, mahogany rock
er and one in leather, four SIS 90
pieces Of money, sugar shell and
butter knife, set of knives and
forks.
Father Luig entertained the
company with his fine piano mu-
sic, and Carl Wanek brought out
his Edison phonograph on the
lawn and many splendid selections
were enjoyed. Cooling ices were
also served and all were treated to
a royal time.
Much merriment was caused in
the mad rush of the manageable
young ladies in the endeavor to
catch the brides boquet. The first
throw was a tie-Miss Saarosy and
Miss Janda- but at a second at
tempt Miss Clara Eisenman cap
tured it, SO look out for dates
Each guest carried home a ribbcn
and flower decorated package Of
the BRIDES cake.
In the evening the band sera.
naaed the bride and groom and
gave some excellent dance music,
while many lovers Of the light fan
tastic tripped with pleasure to Its
measure. Cake and ice crear,
were served in the evening.
Nj. and Mrs. Driscoll leave for
Emery, their future home, today,
where he is engaged in banking
along with other business inter.
ests. Mr.. Driscoll has taken for
his bride a lady who will he much
missed in church and social affairs.