The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-09-01
"A MORNING WEDDING
Dr.. Youngman United the
Lives Of Mr.. Williams
and Miss Avery.
hospital Will Not Be Com
pIeted Until Next July.
Work This Fall.
Grading About Done on Mil
waukee Extension--Lay-
ing Track Rapid y.
"A HAPPY WEDDING EVENT
The Avery-williams Nuptials We're
Celebrated at 10 O'clock
A HAPPY WEDDING EVENT
The Avery-w Williams Nuptials Were
Celebrated at 10 O'clock
Wednesday Morning.

a very pretty and happy wedding
occurred Wednesday ..Inorning at the
home OF Mi. and Mrs. Charles Avery,
when their daughter, Jennie Maude,
was married to MI. Clifford w. Will
liams. The wedding was very quiet
ant simple. only the intimate friends
and relatives uf the contracting
parties icing present.
Promptly at IL O'Clock Miss Evelyn
billy, presiding at the piano, played
Memberships wedding march and
the bride and groom, preceded by the
bridesmaid and best man, entered
the parlor. DIR. Thos. FL. Youngman
then performed the beautiful we'd
ding ceremony which Joined the
lives Of the young people.
After receiving the congratulations
OF the assembled guests the whole
company retired to the dining room.
where a dainty tllree-course break
fast was served.
Miss Bessie Coquillette, of Miller,
acted as bridesmaid. while Mr..
Clarion ID. Hardy was best man.
The bride vas very becomingly
costumed in a travelling suit of cream
whip-cord. while the bridesmaid
wore a gown of cream colored silk.
The home was beautifully decorat-
ed throughout. The flowers kindly
sent by Mrs. G. e. Newbury gave the
reception hall i very pleasing and
attractive appearance. The parlor
decorations were unusually beautiful,
being a blending of %golden-rod. goll-
en-glow and ferns.
In the dining room, just above the
chairs OF the bride and groom, the
Kappa Pi Phi literary society Of Da-
kota Wesleyan University, Of which
MI. Williams is an honorary member,
had placed a beautiful bouque. of
lilies, roses and ferns. The bouquet
was bound with the Kappa colors,
scarlet and chestnut. while a small
white pennant, on which was the
monogram OF the society, disclosed
the identity Of the donors.
The bride and groom we're the
recipients of many useful and valu-
able presents, among which may be
mentioned cut.giass, silverware and
table linen.
Just before the guests departed Mr..
Clarion u. JIardy was prevailed upon
to give ii reading appropriate to the
occasion. This he did and chose a
humorous selection from Kipling's
1.-THE Story of the Gadshys," called
with amy amazement."
MIR. and Mrs. Williams have long
been known in this community, both
having been students at Dakota IVES
leyan, Mr.. Williams graduating with
the class OF 1868. AS students they
made Il large circle of close and fast
friends who will join with us in our
congratulations. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liams will make their future home in
Patterson, N. j., where lie will be
pastor OF the West Patterson, M. e.
church. While we regret very much
to have them leave our midst, we eX.
tend to them u kindest regards an6
best wishes.
Among the out of town guests were
Mr.. Williams sister, Mrs. j. S.
Young. of Aberdeen. Mrs. Williams
sister, Mrs. W. 3. Mallory, of Len.
nox, Mrs. w. A. Shurtletf, OF Loom.
lis, Mrs. jamie Murphy, OF Bonilla,
Harry Fl. Weak, OF Ethan, and Mr.
LanritZ Miller, of Yankton.
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