The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-03-13
AN AFTERNOON WEDDING
liss Windle and MIR. Wiekefsham
Were Married Before a Large
Number of Guests Today.

Married, at the Methodist Episcopal
church by The Dr. Il, 3. WIZ nsaa
at 3 p. M. Wednesday, M9fc3
Miss Mary Grace Nindle,
of Or. ana Mrs. Isaac W l89e YER.
city and Mr.. Ralph Ssgl
sham, of Hamilton, M0aJs a
Owing 10 the p~ruuiaai3ee rs
PARTIES this is one of UiV as15J lal aU1l
weddings that has IeGentg ectl d, +
in Mitchell and has tilV &@g5e a.
tinction of icing lhe FIRST H. re
celebrated in the magujQ te4e ~
Methodist church, which ~as el,e-
lively decorated wtth p.lu.s ~n4
Richmond lo.es.
Mrs. Maude Silsby- Nichols presided
at the organ and as the glorious
strains Of the Lob. nglin wedding
music filled the edllice, the groom
entered with the clergyman IroM the
vestry 400 and awaited his uride.
who was conducted to the altar by
het father, preceded by Alice Scullin,
the litlle reice of the bride carrying
the ring in Tue heart OF au American
Beauty rose.
The beautiful and impressive mar
riage service of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, was used in it's entirety.
The bride being given away by her
father.
The bride wore a beautiful gown
of pure white crepe de chene, made
in semi empire effect; her veil was
fastened with lilies of the valley;
she wore no jewels except the gift of
the groom, a breach of pearls and
diamonds and carried a shower bou-
quet of bride roses and lilies of the
valley.
The groom wore the conventional
costume.
The ushers were Misses Florence
Walrath, Mary Louise Burns, Grace
Bliss, Rachel Doyle and Grace Wick
ers, members of the Glee Club, when
their director was Miss Windle.
At the conclusion of the ceremo-
ny the bridal party left the church
accompanied by the inspiring music
of Mendelsohn's Wedding March.
The wedding was followed imme-
diately by an informal reception at
the home of DR.. and Mrs. Windle.
The rooms was beautiful decorated
with ferns, smilax and roses; pink
carnations, the club flower, were sent
by the Round Table, of which the
bride was an honored member.
The receiving line consisted of Mr.,
and Mrs. Windle, Mr.. and Mrs. Wick.
ersham, Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Scallin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Windle, Miss
May Pendleton and Miss Louise Nc.
Donald.
Mrs. Windle wore an exquisite
gown of soft gray silk, Mrs. Scallin
pompadour silk in pale pink and
white, Mrs. Frank Windle, a gray
silk with lace, Miss Pendleton an ole
rose poplin and Miss Mcdonald a pale
blue silk null.
After the guests had an oppor.
tunity for Offering congratulations
Mrs. Frank Windle sang Because
with delightful effect.
Mrs. George e. Foster assisted il
the parlor, and Mrs. George A. Sils
by and Mrs. S. G. Boyce had charge
of the dining room, where a buhe'
luncheon was served most daintil,
oy Misses Louie Bras, Florence Win
ser and Sara Noble. The menu con
sisted of chicken patties, sandwiches
olives, sailed almonds, fruit salad
ice cream, cake and coffee.
The out of town guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Windle and children
Of Moline. ILL.,, Mrs. C. E. Floete, o
Armour, Miss May Pendleton ant
Miss Louise Mcdonald, of Sioux City
Mrs. Wickersham is one Of Mitch
ellis most popular and talented
daughters, having resided here sine
her childhood. She has a very wild
circle Z. friends who are deeply at
tachea 10 her, After g~raduatin.
from the High School, She continue,
her education in various eastern in
stitutions, specializing in music an,
returning to occupy the position Q
supervisor Of music in our cit
schools. This position she filled mos
acceptably for two years, when sh
resigned to accept a like position i
Alameda, Cal. This was indeed a
advancement, but one her talent
and ability we'll merited.
Mr.. Wickershan, though a strana
er in Mitchell, has made many friend
during his brief visits here. He is
civil engineer by profession ana
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