The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-12-01

THANKSGIVING WEDDING.

Ga Wednesday evening last ~
few friends outside the interested
families. gathered at The home of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Il. Law. south
east Of ehe city. for a delightful home
~. doing. The occasion was the mar
riage OF MIR, IN Mrs. Laws only
daughter. Jessie Viola, to Mr.. Ell
mer A. Loomer of this city.
Promptly at six o'clock the young
couple took their places in the front
parIor before a bank of white chry-
santheMums, and the solemn words
that made them husband and wife
we're pronounced by Rev. Edward NJ.
LETTERS. pastor of the Baptist church.
The bride looked attractive in her
creamy white costume trimmed with
lace. anu the groom looked equally
attractive in his full evening dress.
The bride carried a beautiful shower
boAuet Of white roses and chrysan-
themuN,s.
Inc color effects used in the deco
tations were pink and white roses
and chrysanthemums being used for
this purpose.
The company present extended
most hearty congratulations to the
young people, and then all sat down
10 an elegant fve-course dinner. This
elaborate menu was prepared under
The skillful management of Mrs.
John Tuckey, and served according
10 her exquisite taste. The presence
and management of Mrs. Tuckey and
me assistance Of Mr.. Tuckey with his
dne touring a helped TO make this
one of those delightful occasions
long to ta ~herp1L
Mr.. fsOmer is recognized as one
OF the promising young business men
of the city, having already attained
the position of assistant cashier of
the Commercial and Savings Bank.
Ills ability is also recognized out
side of the city, so that last year he
was elected to the position of treas
urer Of the South Dakota Baptist
convention. The bride is also we'll
known in the city as she has for a
long time ben employed in the
office OF George w. Austin.
lie young couple received a nnm-
Der of Gre and valuable presents
rom their many friends in and out
% the eity. Among these presents
WAS a roll of bills in a letter from
Canadiaa friends and a handful Of
gold coins from the Commercial
Bank.
After q short trip east among
trends asd relatives the bride and
groom will be at home to their many
friends in their rooms on the third
Building
ENTERTAINED THE HUSBANDS.
Tuesany evening the Entire Nous
club made it possible for the hus-
bands Of the members 10 enjoy an
evening at bridge whist. The de-
'ightful affair took on something
more thnn the usual bridge. in that
it was held in the evening and a
six O'Clock dinner was served. The
club was entertained by Mrs. S. G..
Boyce, Mrs. George E. Foster and
Mrs. Loren D. Milne. the latter op-
ening her home for the entertainment
Of the evening. The menu was a
most appetizing one and it was most
thoroughly enjoyed. The hostesses
were assisted in serving by Misses
Marjorie Foster, Margaret Anderson,
Irma Foster and Mary Kibbee. While
the tables were being removed Mr..
q hSASSA IuV y" no
den on the second floor and they en-
ioyed a smoke. while INDUCING in
conversation. There were six tables
in the play Of the evening, and at
The close the prizes were awarded to
Mrs. 4. II. Hitchcock and J. X.
Smith. During the winter season it
is the intention Of the ladies to en-
tertain for their husbands once a
months and the husbands appre-
ciate the very kind recognition in
the social affairs of their wives.
Observation-Disclosures WHIST.
Two delightful social affairs were
given by Mrs. Martin Jacquemai We'd
nesday afternoon and evening, at her
apartments in the Koch flats, Second
Avenue west. The first was a one
luncheon. at which plates!
were laid for twenty guests, the
p1aro cords hoino ppiuuo or1 offront. 1