The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-10-12
MIY'CUELL
WAGNER-METCALF NuPTIAI.s.

10 Mss ishNd IL, wagner hollqal tN
eniag at T:"o O'Clock. The cere
momy took place Al the home OF Mr
and Mrs. w. C.. Metcalf. 4l3 e..
munds Street, DR.. j. S. Eoaeland o
the First Methodist Episcopal cEurcl
read the ritual using the ring serv
ice. The bride was attended, by Ms
/ florence Metcalf OF storm Lake
Iowa, who is a sister OF the groom
Mr.. Logan \. Mi2ener of this cit,
acted as best man. There We're
were present only the immcdiat,
relatives OF The family. After con
gratulations the company repaired
TO the dining room Where an eiegan'
Wedding supper WAS serve- In coNIs
dahiias, carnations and other flowers
of the season. Later in the eve
ing MI. and Mrs Metcalf vent to
their W home furnished ano
ready tor their coming whore they
will Immediately begin housekeep.
! ing. They will live at o09 l.awlcl
street.
The bridal couple was not over.
looked by several OF their friends
when ii came to p%erpetrating the
usual jokes, in which the groom has
figured previously on similar occas-
ions. When they reached their home
after the ceremony they discovered
that a we'd ing bell was ringing 4
welcome and which later found to
be suspended in the chimney. with
the connection somewhere outside
There efforts to stop the wedding
bell We're numerous on the part OF
the groom, but they failed nothing
The bell rang on continually Unit,
the next day at noon when the con-
neclion with The battery, which was
placed outside in a concealed spot
was broken and quiet reigned in the
new household.
Mr.. Metealf is we'll known in the
social and business circles OF the
city. being connected With the well
known Metca!f clothing house. He
is a young MAI Of fine character
and ability an5 has many friends who
extend sircer congratulations. His
bride is an attractive young lady CT
f, Jefferson. Iowa whose charming
personality and fine social qualities
will soon attract many friends.
JOINT ANNUAL RECEPTION.
The annual joint reception Of the
y. w. c. A. and the Y. Nj. C. a. OF
Dakota Wesleyan with the opening
OF the college year proved to be as
popular and as enjoyable as any OF
the previous receptions, and is held
for the purpose of bringing the new
students into closer relations with
the student body. The affair was
held in Graham hall, where the stu
dents began gathering in the early
part OF the evening. The students
We're welcomed by Miss Newell and
Mr.. Todnem and who directed them
to the parlors. At that place they
wele received by the presidents OF
I,he two associations, by DR.. and Mrs.
kelfoot. DR.. and Mrs. Weir and Miss
Ogin. For the time being the STU
dents mingled together and got &C
quainted with each other, and later
they were directed to the alcove OF
the north parlor, where the Misses
Bliss, Andersen and Morrow served
frappe and waters. After all hat
been served the guests we're con,
Quoted to the dining room in tht
basement, which had been cleared OF
tables. and a very delightful musica
and literary program was rendered
which was in charge of N. D. Smith
president of the mems association
Prof. ~Loudenback gave a piano SO
" ~ q IN = hi9 -
appearance in his art before the stu
dent body and he vas given a Yer,
hearty reception. An address 0
welcome was given by Miss BESSIE
Dunn, the president OF the girls as
ISOLATION. Mrs. Samuel Weir san,
to the intense deligh tot all and Mrs
Temple recited II Of her choices
numbers. The entire affairs was o
a character as to bring the new AM
old student body closer together an,
to pave the way for the most har
monious relations during the colleg'
year.
STAGS GOT TOGETHER.
There was a new system of enter
tanning the young men of Dakot;
Wesleyan this year and it broke ov
er the usual way of getting the ney