The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-10-19
y porHl.l. WEDDlNG.

tuesday afternoon. Oct ia occur.
fed II double Wedding, the contract
luz ~lttriiea hcing from out OF town
They were Mn. losnph johnson ol
lsnnniilg Mater and Miss Violet To.
bin. OF Ethan, and Mr.. llc4belt Ii
BIN, 81 EJifan, ah Miss Ltoia llecl
rriaa'l OF Worthon township. Han.
son county The vas pc,
formed by IN. J.. S. llonelana. pas
Tor pl the McthpGis, church and wa.
Witnessed by VI. and Mrs. Gcore
GoWline, the latter being =; sister O
Mr. johnson. The Young brides wer,
very hpeomimsiy aitirca. Miss Tobii
wearing q; tan satin gown and Mis-
llerieriAnn WAS attiled in Whit
china SIN. Both l,dies wore blu
travelling gowns on their bridal lril
Mr.. Tohin and Viola arc The etil,rc,
OF Mir. and Mis-. John Tobin. who 10
side near Ethan, and ihtv nln yer
highly respected Young pcople, lal
lng grown TO maturity in chat com
munity. Miss llockcrman is n tal
cnled Nou!s% Ia y, The daughter o
Mrs. Frank liHrknlan> Mr.. Johnso,
is Il railroad conductor and lives y
Running Matter. making the trip Il,
Marion junction. He has built Il lin,
new home NJ Runming Mater, and has
ii furnished awaiting their return
from their bridal "trip. Tho ioul
young people left on tho afternoon
Train for a "Trip through tho Black
Wills. %ronntry. s!r. and Mrs. Tobin
Will reside ior IlLns.present at the
home OF the groon,'s parents. Two
miles south OF Ethan. and Mr.. and
Mrs. JonnSou will 30 dil,ct 10 Ru...
ing Waiter.
ENTERTAINED FOR OFFICER.
y very pretty social function oc-
CURED Monday afternoon last. Oct
., AT the homo OF Mrs. II. ID. Butter.
field, 20l Fifth Avenue east. The
occasion was the presence OF Mas
Zillah Wilson. OF Aberdeen. i'm III,
city who arrived from Canton sun
day afternoon and was the guest of
the city. Mrs. Wilson is The cores
ponding secretary of the Woman'!
Federation OF this state. and hns" becl
i'm attendance ut the state meeting hclt
i'm Canton las, week. Mrs. Wilson WAS
The gucsi of the members OF Tho
Round Table and Mitchell! Art Club
" W t'ohi vi tit lHGttlDtIs
OF both clubs present. At tho hou
OF IL O'Clock Il buffet luncheon was
served AT the i;ullcrlield home. an,
which proved Il VERY d%elighiful lea
turc OF = fine Afternoon. Decorations
were green and white i'm the dinin.
room. and pink and green i'm the liv.
ing DOM They We're arranged Will
fine taste and effect. ts
Mrs NEil.nn uulra nm inInr,y.1 o.,
dress concerning the work of ,im
Woman Federation, and spoke with
special reference to tho, civic feature:
OF the Federation. She said that this
was heing emphasized in many citi6s
OF rhe state, II referred 70 the lin,
impression made by the Mitchell
representatives u, the State Fedora
lion meeting al Canton. whcn they
told of what had bee Accomplished
in Mitchell along the lines Of civic
Improvements. Mrs. Wilson's re-
marks We're Very much appreciate,
and she made a 1ino impression on
the members OF The Lwo clubs. l1ric!
addresses were also made by Mrs
Battlefield. president OF the Rounf
Table. aud Mrs. Winsor, president OF
the Mitchell Art I Mb. At the con-
clusion OF the address Mrs. Wilson
left for her home at Abcrdeem.
where she holas the Important posi-
tion OF teacher OF English in the ,Ab
cr&eol1t Normal school,, Mrs. Wilson
expressed Il kind appreciation OF her
entertainment while in the city, and
found. after a drive @ the city
THAT the civic features OF the various
clubs were being looked after to 'ht
extent that they colld he noticed in
the residence and business section.
n1l1LOMNTllIANS ENTERTAIN.
On Friday evening Of last. week.
occurred the annual reception givcr |
by the ~Philomathian society OF t!,o
University, and which was held a,
the home OF Hiss Lois Andersen, cor
her OF Fourth Avenue ives, and Dui,
sire ct. The reception is annually |
held for the purpose OF bringing the
new Young lazy students together,
particularly lnosc who arc eligible !
for society association. An informal
program WAS provided, which was
participated in by Miss Della Stem
niger, of Parker. Il former mcmbc,
OF the society. and who came here ion
the nnu event. Miss Stcninger
sang one OF her best selections. and
she was rewarded with sincere APP
plausc. Miss Lillian Johnston. oil
Quinn, another former member,
played a piano selection that was
appreciated for the beautiful manner
in which Miss Johnston plays. The
guests We're then entertained with
music produced by the Victrola. in
which a number Of airs from the val
rious grand operas were presented by
the leading singers OF the country.
Tho decorations were arranged very
prettily, in which the colors of the
society. lavender and white We're ,
used. the m flower being used.
The elcctics light shades We're over
ed with lavender. Refreshments |
were served during the evening. in
which the hostess was assisted by the
Phi,o girls, The young ladies who !
entered the college for the first time !,
this season were brought into close |
relations With the other students who