The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1912-04-18
AN EASTER

curred Monday afternoon at 5 o'clock
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r.. =.
Edison, 30S Third Avenue west, when
their daughter. Virginia, was united
in marriage to DR.. j. w. Williamson
witnessed By the relatives here'and
from out of the city, and a few in
innate friends. At the hour APP
pointed for the ceremony, Miss Rach-
ell Doyle sang a very beautiful song,
II Love You Truly" in an appre-
~ciative way. Following the o n
Miss jeanette Smith, a cousin OF the
bride, played Mendelssohn's We'd
ding March. With the opening
strains the minister and the groom
entered the parlor and took their
places in the bay window in the
parlor, where they were Immediate
ly Joined by the bride, who appear
ed on the arm of her father. The
ceremony was performed by the
Rev. +. b. Barnett, rector of st.
Mary's Episcopal church, in which
the ring service was used. The con-
gratulations that followed were
warm and sincere as the guests
crowded around the bridal couple.
The bride. wno is a charming and
attractive young lady. wore a beau
tiful gown of white French lingerie,
and carried a shower boquet
brides white roses intermingled
with sweet peas. The bride has re-
sided in Mitchell at various time.;
during the past years and has won
a large circle Of friends, who ap-
preciate her deeply for the splendid
characteristics which she possesses.
She chose for her wedding day the
tiftieth anniversary OF the marriage
of her grandfather, Mr.. John A.
Fosdick. DR.. Williamson is n of
the promising young physicians OF
his section of the state, and by his
skill and fine personality as a man
has won warm place in the hearts
of his people at Murdo.
. The wedding decorations were of
a very handsome type, the combina-
t ton of t1owerh being arranged with
fine taste. The bay window, where
the ceremony occurred, was banked
with palms and Easter lilies. In
the dining room the color scheme
} was yellow, with jonquils as the pre-
! dominating flower. and which were
2 placed in a basket, the flowers be-
ing tied with smilax and white
tulle.
A wedding dinner was served in
four courses, and the guests We're
' served by Misses Mary Kibbee,
Dorothy Young. Cell Wallerstadt
and Nellie Wilson.
The bridal couple We're tho re-
y %cipients of a great many very beau
q tiful wedding presents, consisting OF
y cut glass, silverware, and linen,
which We're sent by out-of-town
9 friends and friends and relatives in
the city, indicating the high attesta.
!, ton OF those who appreciate them
= SO much.
DR.. and Mrs. Williamson departed
on the night passenger train for Mas.
on City, Iowa, Chicago, and points in
;. Iowa, to visit the parents of the
:. groom in the latter state. In the
. course of a couple of weeks they viii
= return to Murdo to take up theil
= residence. The many friends of the
bride in this city will extend their
sincere and hearty congratulations
over the wedding event of the Eaht.
Ier season.
WEIRD Welded THURSDAY.
n A pleasant social affair and ont
u which will be of interest to many
people took place Thursday morn
: ing at IL o'clock, when Mr.. Marsens
. Mohn and Miss Inez Norton were
" married in the auditorium of tn,
First Methodist Episcopal Church
/. the pastor DR.. j. S. Hoagland read
u ing the impressive service. The rims
n ritual was used. The contracting
= parties were attended by Mr. . ant
v Mrs. O. f. Hobart and their LITTLE
p daughter Lucille from Chamberlain
Mrs. Hobart is Q sister of the bride
, Mr.. and Mrs. Mohn will begin house
= keeping at their home, No. 319 W
Fourth ST., South Side. The groom
is a we'll known young man of tn
city who is employed as assistan
letter carrier at the P%ostofice. He i
:, a gentleman of character and in
dustry and we'll liked and highly re
spected in the business, church an,
!, social circles of the city. His brid
. is also we'll known and popular o.
:. account of her character and fin
social qualities. Both have tn
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