The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-11-16
MITCHELL
wEDnEp MoNDAY EVENING.

welded MONDAY EVENING.
Col. James eanes ana Mrs. Eva e.
LNi4mon Mefennited tnmarfiage
N8odAysevAHing ats O'Clock the we'd
dir cerelnonyy being iwpressively
c1AductedSby DR.. rs. Hoae4and. pas
tor of tho First Methodist church.
The happy event took place at the
residence of Mr. Charles Wright, 400
South Edmunds street There were
present only Mr.. and Mrs. Wright
and daughter and Miss Bertha Lem
mon. Col. and Mrs. Meanes will
begin housekeeping at once in their
avenue, where they will be at home
heirsintentinn to nov to the conn-
Col. Means is we'll known in this
city and couutya as a popular auction
eer and business His fine So
csal QUALITIES, good CHARACTER and
Industrious habits have made him
many friends who will be glad to.
knOwnst tnt he has established q home
here and will be one OF our perman-
ent citizens. His bride is a trained
nurse whose home before coming to
thisEcity was Smiths Center, Kansas.
She Is alady OF attractive PERSONAL
ity and culture who Will soon make
for herself many friends in this city.
HAD SOCIAL AFTERNOON
The Twentieth Century Club met
with Mrs. julia Kibbee, Monday gaf-
ternoon8 at 8 O'Clock. Roll Call. quo
tations ffomsliving. authors. lit being
the social afternoon all study was
laid aside and tho members listened
StoSthc. program prepared by the
COMMITTEES which was as delightful
as 1t was unique. After 4 beautiful
piano solo by Mrs. Seaton. Mrs. Nil
Ter and Mrs. Milne. gave n talk on
their respective trips TO Egypt, the
country now being studied by The
Gllttks They Illustrated their talk
wish specimens and pictures collect
I'd. onStheir Journey Through that won
derful country. tt made ancient
history seem real and alive when
they told cot seeing tho places where
the Observation-Disclosures lived. suffer
ed and died for the. truth and cven
saw the body OF old Pharaoh pre-
Setvedsin shape of q mummy. Miss
Dorothy Young sang, Miss Mary
IAbhee accom- panying her on l,he
pikHo.s Delightful REFRESHMENTS
were served and the members one
and all 2elt their first social event a
Erent snccess.
81. GAVE FIVE O'CLOCK TEsi:
sssA most delightfnl afternoon and
evsntngTSwast theH Sccasion OF. five
s assaosn IS ,sa SYN gsl n .A a5; n;tt ?; h hSs:
we're dfty, guests presenr, and
Aa noofths were filled with avery
saongeniialz anmpnnys, Of. ladies, Re-
sGEstkIanta that ware. OF a. pleass
sGharacter were served in witch
ne hostess was assisted by Mrs. r..
1. gpanHlSsfs,iSsA ~. u. Dawson, Mrs.
g I. Kfeinau, Mrs. L.. j.. Beckwith.
dr. MIRA u; Hitchcock, Mrs. q.
~ sfooHney, Misses ,.Beekwith and
RNttarflelh. Tho, decorations were.
OF yellow,ssand. the chrysanthomums
placed IN the dining and yellow
ssrpaes In the living room gave an adj
ded delight to the affair, When the
srefreshmellts had been served the
guests were entertained in u man
ner that was highly enjoyed when
Miss Georgia Scott played some
three or four piano selections. in
which art she is highly proficient,
her ability on this occasion seem
ing to assume q higher plane. This
la the second of a series of five
O'clock teas that Mrs, Butterfield has
arranged to give during the early
part OF the Winter season.
WERE WEDDED WEDNESDAY,.
Oneto OF the pretty society events Of
the week WIS the marriage OF Mr..
leonard Young and Miss Anna
Elizabeth Murphy, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Dan MeGraw. The cerc-
tnong was held Wednesday morning
at the s4I0ly, Family chucrn mt s.
o'clock, and. was attended by Il large
1:sijer of the young hoy friends 81.
the couple, aside from the relatives.
The bridal couple was accompanied
hyy AIR. Frank McGrath, and Miss
Katie sCoughlin. and when they
reached the altar they were greeted
by Rev. c. u. O,Elaherty, WHO per.
formed the Nuptial Mass. The bride
wore a costume of cream satin trim
med with pearl beading, and she
presented q very pretty and; attrac-I
tive appearance. AT the conclusion
Of the sceEIemony tho bridal party
droveastosth hi residence or the brides,
parents, sF505 yseush Sxnborn street,
where bolntiful wedding break
fast was served I'M three courses by
Mssr. McGraw and Mrs. Della McMor-l
row. The table vas decorated with
pink roses and yellow and white
chrysanthemums.. In the evening a
number Of the young lady. and gem
tleInenss friends of the bridal Couple
caIledsat fhess home 10 ,spresAnt lhaira
congratulations over the event of theI
day and satLsthe 4sanessstsmsss showed
their appreciation BY ,pressenitffng hem
with a handsome NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
chair. The couple wer9 also pre-
scented with number OF oahaf. uses
sitl thinGgs in the way ofsIinen,s andif
china from friends ana relatives.
ThsSyoune friends had things arrangs
I'D 10 31Hk thai rN1 Al oo,,piI - ..s.1{I