The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-06-11
CELEBRATE NuPT1ALs TONIGHT.

celebrate NUPTIALS TONIGHT
In the presence of the immediate
families and a few intimate friends
Miss Mable Maynard, daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Maynard
will be united in marriage this even
ink to to Mr.. Howard e. Bjodstrup
The ceremony will be performed al
the Maynard home at $50 O'Clock by
DR.. +. e. Sch wab, pastor of the Con
gregational church.
1t Is planned to have the ceremony
simple in all of its details. Presiding
the ceremony. Miss Pearl Wilson will
sing. The bridal pair will be unat-
tended. The home will be decorat-
ed in the chosen colors of the bride,
pink and white, with baskets of pink
and white roses lending their floral
beauty to the scene.
Min Maynard will be gowned in
| white netlover silk, and she will car
ry a bridal boquet of flowers.
Following the wedding, the party
Will sit down to a two-course lunch
con. The couple will then leave on
the midnight train this evening for a
/ wedding trip to Omaha and other
cities to the south. They will be at
home at 621 North Main street af-
ter June goth.
The bride-to-be has been compli-
mented at a number of delightful
social affair In the past few weeks.
The engagement was announced at a
party given by Mrs. Ben T. Van Metre
at Letcher on May 81, with a num-
Der of the girl friends of Miss May
nard present as guests.
On May 81, Miss Maynard was
complimented at a linen shower at
the river by her friends. Last Sat
urday, the bridal couple was honor
ed with a dinner at the Elks club,
with twenty-four guests being pres
emit. The dining room of the club
house was decorated in the pink and
white color scheme OF the bride-to-be,
with baskets of bridal wreath. The
card tables also were decorated in
pink and white.
SHOwERsGIYEN MISS WARWICK.
The, Misses Scott, Larson, and
GOodlad were hostesses at an excel
lent shower given in compliment to
May Warwick on Friday evening Of
last week.
Twenty-Five of Miss Warwick's
friends met at the Austin residence
on South Sanborn street and from
there went In a body, to Mrs. Jenni,
4 Connor's, While Miss Warwick wa!
enjoying the eband concert, inacomp
any, with Miss Goodlad, the groiil
gathered in the, parlor, with light
out and as quiet as a crowd of girl
can8 be. The surprise was complete
when Miss Warwick returned.
Each girl was then given n tin.
envelope on which. were the words
"Mend this broken heart" 1t wa
discovered that Mays was the onl
d.perfect sohess4s Z this - time iittl
Martha Hobson came in from an ad
Joining room, drawing a small car
lowered with white flowers in whicl
were placer the various gifts whic
she handed to Miss Warwick. Niue
fun was had as the verses accom-
anying each gift was read.
The guests then assembled in til
dining room while Miss Warwick CT
ia large white cake, which was place
on a table t%astefully decorated i
pink and white blossoms, with whit
. ribbons drapeds from the lights to tn
!, !, four Miss Larsen and Mis-
Scott then served nesselr0de puddin
and the girls again gathered in til
!. parlor to spend the remainder. of til
: enjoyable evening in q social goo
= time, Miss Warwick leaves for he
: home in st. Paul next Saturday.
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