The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-03-23

. response, except 70 expsees his
thanks In . broken voice. Other
member spoke In = brief way. and
then tie honored gentleman vas sur
rounded BY his large group Of friends
present snd received their hearty
congratulations on the attainment Of
tbs 61tfeth year IN his married life.
The incident was . pleasing one and
bore the mark Of good fellowship In
the effort 70 recognize a brothers
wor.hiness.
Welded WEDNESDAY EVENING.
Mr.. Albert II. Smith was married
10 Mics Mabel Keen Wednesday ev-
ening At s O'Clock. The ceremony
took place at the home OF the brides
parents, Nr. and Mrs. James Keen,
we'll known residents Of ths south
side. Or. ]. s. Hoagland, the pastor
OK the First Methodist Episcopal
church read the beautiful . service.
The wedding took place under an ar
tistic canopy Of green In the front
parlors. The young people appear
ed while the wedding march was be-
ing played by the brides sister.
Miss Lsnore Keen. They we're pre-
ceded BY the minister and little
Miss Dorthea Mendanhall, who acted
~ ring bearer. Following the cere-
mony came the congratulations and
good wishes OF the large company OF
invited guests numbering more than
nifty. An elegant wedding supper
was served at $40 p. m. 1t was in
courses and Miss Ethel Grace. Miss
4 Minnie Anderson, Miss Winifred
Grace and Miss Mamie Grace served
the guests. The decorations were
white and pink carnations.
The. bride wal dressed In a beauti-
full white satin gown and carried
white roses. She is we'll known in
the educational. social and religious
circles Of the city and is a young lady
OF character and ability. She was a
student In the high school and the
university and has taught in the pub.
Ilfc schools Of the county. The groom
lis the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Smith, substantial and prosperous
people living on a farm in the coun-
~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will live in
their own home on a farm a few
miles north OF the city where they
will be at home oon to their many
friends. Among the out Of town
quests were Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Nc
iCune and niece OF Lctcher, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lou Halling and son OF Fort
Collins, Col: Mr.. and Mrs. Elon
I, Keen and daughter OF Alexandria,
1 Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Pcddecord. Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Campbell anc Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Smith OF Letcher.
ST. PATRICK DAY PARTY.
Miss Lola Sampson entertained
eight Of her lady friends Thursday
Z evening at her home, r Of Third
Avenue west and Dun street. The
rooms were decorated In appropriate
colors for st. Patrick's Day, smila1
being draped from the chandeliers u
the corners Of the room and which
made . very pretty scene. The ev.
ieninE was spent In playing progress.
sive Ave hundred which afforded the
guests much pleasure. A dainty two
,'course luncheon was served after the
games. and the table looked charm.
Ing with its green decorations. Each
of the guests received a souvenir Of
"a green pipe tied with q bit Of ribbon
The Ice cream that was served had 8
Shamrock of green In the center ant
was quite appropriate to the occas
ion. Miss Sampson maze a charming
hostess and she afforded her guests
a very enjoyable evening.
RECEPTION AT GRAHAM HALL.
One Of tho most interesting socia
events OF the season was the infor
j mal afternoon tea which the girls o
1.-THE Y. w. g. A. Of the Universit!
D,presided over q Graham Hall las
Thursday afternoon. ct four O'Clock
No special Invitations were issue.
but posters were up In the colleg'
building announcing that students
faculty and friends would be receiv
LED 1t the Hall froml4 TIL $3.50. schoo
clothes were entirely In order. Goo
old fashioned black tea was serve,
along with cake and sandwiches Il
1.-The scores Of students and facult!
members who responded to the invi
tation. and.a general good time va
enjoyed by all. II 10 the plan Of tn
,Y. w. G. A. girls to make these af
ternoon receptions Of the tradi
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