The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-07-23

tlcks, Rose konZe, Cleo Taylor, Mil
ired Perkins, Maud Hockett, Mar
;aret Steinfeld, Ora Taylor, Mallie
lonze, Josephine Kelley and Cleo.
,arter.
Held SOCIAL AFTERNOON.
The monthly meeting OF the Wo-
mans Aid. society was held in the
,arlors of the First Methodist Epis-
opal church Thursday afternoon at
y o'clock. There was a large attend
nee of ladies and many visitors.
drs. G. V. Gilliland conducted the
l%evotions. 1t was the Social After
loon" and a very delightful program
a given under the general direc-
ion of Mrs. Fred! sD~onalson's divi-
ion. Later in the afternoon refresh
rents were served by Mrs. Jennie
Viltse's division. This organization
soes not languish during the mid
Fummer but carries on its work in an
,nergetic way all the year around.
WARREN-RANEY MARRIAGE.
Charles H. Warren and Miss Gail
fancy, we'll known among the young
n people of Mitchell, were united in
marriage last Saturday evening at
he home OF the brides sister, Mrs.
: w, Jacobus, at Merrill, la. Only
he relatives of the couple were pres
ant.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Warren have
\ large circle of friends in Mitchell.
Che bride, the daughter of Mr.. and
ars. John Raney, attended the Nit
hell high school and was prominent
n numerous social affairs. Mr.. War
'en has been employed in the Beck
IT clothing store and the Central
Auto & Supply Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren will make
heir home at 7O4 Pearl street, Sioux
City, la.
F. H. MOYER SURPRISED.
F. l.. Meyer was the guest of
lonor last Saturday evening at a sur
rise party in memory of his fifty
eyenth birthday arranged by Mrs.
Aoyer. Eight guests we're present
o enjoy a f%our-coufse dinner pre-
Jared by the hostess. The evening
vas delightfully."- spent.
Near the close of the evening.
3rof. l.. A. Stout presented the host
With a handsome seal leather purse.
The guests of the occasion were Mr..
md Mrs. C. B. Wilt, Mr. and Mrs.
). ID. Morris; Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. WAY.
Miss May Crawford and Prof. Stout.
DESERVED FIFTH BIRTHDAY.
In honor of the fifth birthday ami
sersary Of their little daughter. Odes-
ga, Mr.. and Mrs. George Conrad on
Monday entertained at the East Side
Park, the guests of the occasion be-
ngi the children of the beginners de-
oartment of the Methodist SUNDAY
school, their mothers, their teachers.
ND their teachers mothers.
n afternoon was joyously snAnt
In games mid various -hmusemsfits.
pictures xere taken OF the pfcnit
party and later dainty refreshments
were served, little Misses Ionic
Truax, Helen Conyes and Margaret
boDp assisting In serving. The little
received some pretty gifts as
remembrances of the occasion.
PICNIC is POSTPONED.
The picnic of the Crocus club.
which had been set for July 10, has
been postponed. The club will meet
Instead next Wednesday Afternoon,
with Mrs. W. T. Rush. 514 EAST First,
avenue. -
CELEBRATE SILVER WEDDING.
Mr.. and Mrs. JIM. Wilson, 1927
West Fourth avenue, celebrated their
silver wedding anniversary last Sat
urday evening by entertaining a
company of thirty friends.
Mr. n MRS. Wilson were heartily
congratulated upon the event and
We're. presented with handsome sill
YER tray by their friends. The eve
ming was spent in a mostvenjoyable
manner.