Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-02-04
Thursday, February 1. 1909.
Arthur-Fe Nuptials.

Last evening at o'clock the marriage
of Miss Sarah Abby Fee, the young
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Charles b
Fee, to Lieut.. Robert Arthur, u. s. A.,
was an event of much interest in social
circles, and celebrated with great deal
of beauty at the home of the brides
parents in Napolean avenue. The
lovely home was exquisitely decorated
throughout the several reception rooms
with the greatest profusion Of palms
and ferns, and everywhere about the
mantles and stanGs were banked masses
OF white cut flowers. The three recep-
ton rooms were thrown into one, the
arches between being festooned with
garlands OF asparagus and smilax vines.
The doorways leading into the hall
were also outlined with garlands of
green aud the crystal chandeliers
twined with asparagus vine we're tied
at intervals with large loops Of white
tulle and sash ribbons. The effect OF
white with the green was beautifully
carried ont in every way. An arch
formed of tall palms and ferns and tied
with large loops of white tulle, was
arranged at one erd of the drawing
room, under which the ceremony took
place. The bridal party was led by six
of the eight bridesmaids, who attended
the bride, all of whom held long stream.
ers of tulle and ribbon twined with
asparagus vine to form an aisle for the
remainder of the party. They were
all prettily gowned in white messaline
Empire costumes, with the high girdles
and sashes in nile green messaline, that
were extremely attractive.
The other bridesmaids, Misses Caro-
line Fee and Irene Rhodes, wore even
ing gowns similar to the other maids
and carried lovely shower boquets OF
bridesmaids roses and fern, tied with
tulle streamers Miss Virginia Fee
acted as her sister maid OF honor, and
entered just before ner. She also wore
white messaline satin, trimmed with
white lace, and carried white roses aud
fern arranged in shower effect. The
bride was gived away by her father.
She was especially lovely in rich
bridal robe of white Dnectorie satin
trimmed about the corsage with lovely
lace. She wore her long veil of Illusion
caught with orange blossoms, and car.
ried trailing boquet of bride roses and
fern arranged with loops of white tull-
The bridesgroom's only attendant was
his best man, Lieut. Albert Lawrence
Loustalot, of Jackson Barracks. They
both wore the full dress uniform of the
United States army. DIR r. M Parker
OF the Methodist church officiated
There was a large number of wedding
guests entertained for the event Mrs
Fee was assisted in receiving by the
members OF the bridal party and by Mrs
James w. Fee. the grandmother of the
bride. The dining room, for the recep.
ton that followed the ceremony. was
beautifully decorated in q cen and white
white roses and lilies of the valley
Allied the center of the table, and the
chandelier above was lovely with gar
lands Of asparagus vine and large
loops Of tulle. The wedding cake was
out with the bridegroom's sabre.
Lieut.. Arthur and his bride have left
for Chicago and other points, where
they will spend their honeymoon. They
will sail Feb. is. from New York for
the Philippine Islands, where the for
mer will be stationed for the next two
years.--New Orleans, Picayune.