The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-11-02
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Rev. H. w. Fulweiler and Mrs
Frank Shepherd entertained party
Iof l6 OF the boys and girls OF their
classes in the Episcopal Sunday
School at a party in the guild hall on
Monday evening The early portion OF
the evening was spent at games and
various contests At 8 O'Clock
an elaborate three course luncheon
was served at large table decorated
with yellow and black in keeping
with the Halloween season. Mrs.
Frank Maynard and Mrs. j NJ HEM
lik served, Mrs. j. T.. Little, OF Oma-
ha, a sister-in-law OF Mrs. llenzlik
was a guest of the evening.
SOCIAL HOUR CLUB MEETS.
The Social Hour club of the East
ern Star met at the Masonic hall ON
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. III. j.
Wet Mrs w f. Upton, Mrs. II. NJ
Tiffany, Mrs. j L. Wells, Mrs. G. G..
Mimball, and Mrs. Lena Wilkinson
as hostesses.
The business hour was conducted
by Mrs Wells in the absence of the
president, Mrs Florence Johnston
Mrs. Upton and Mrs. Tiffany favor
ed the audience with excellent read
ings. At O'Clock. two course
luncheon was served at long table
by the hostesses of the afternoon.
Out-oftown guests We're Mrs j.
]. Hanson, OF Maquoketa. Ia, Mrs
Herculist, of Peoria, III. Mrs. Ell
moro, OF Dcs Moines, Ia, and Mrs
L lIamaker. of spencer S. ID.
MISS NERMlLYEA WEEDS.
Miss Flora Nermilyea, daughter of
Mr.. G. a. Nermilyea, became the
bride of Joseph Orr at the home of
her aunt, Mrs John Colvin, 40S East
day Fourth Avenue. at O'Clock Mon
day. The ceremony was perform
ed in 4Ae presence of 30 relatives and
friends. Promptly at 9 O'Clock Miss
Eliza Nermilyea and Leland Nermil-
yea sang a duet, 81 Love You Truly. :"
Following this, Miss Nermilyea play
ed Mendelssohn wedding march as
ridal couple descended the stairs
preceded by Rev. Charles Sumner
The bridal couple took their places
unattended beneath an arch of smilax
and pink carnations The impressive
ring service was read by Rev. Mr.
Osgcod.
4 throe-course wedding breakfast
was served at the Colvin home. Mrs.
I l.. * Medley had charge OF it, be
ing; assisted in serving by Miss Elsie
snow, Miss Olive Mansheim and Miss
j The bridal couple left that morn
Merle Grace.
ing for Sioux City, Ames and other
points in Iowa. The brides going
away SUIT was a brown broadcloth
with shoes and hat to match Mr..
and Mrs. Orr will be at home after
November l, at 40S East Fifth ave
nue..
Out OF town guests at the ceremony
We're Mr.. and Mrs. l.. p. Vermilyea
and baby. OF Faullkton, and Miss Mil
bred Thomas, OF Mortified, Mimi.
MRS. SNOW ENTERTAINS.
The members of the Crocus club
were entertained at the home of Mrs.
w II. Snow South Sanborn street,
on Wednesday afternoon In the
short business meeting. it was de-
cided that the club should hold a Hal
lowe'en party at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. 7. Rush on Tuesday even
ing. At ) O'Clock, the hostess served
a delicious tWo-course luncheon. The
remainder of the afternoon was spent
in sewing and visiting.
HONOR MIR. AND MRS. BAILEY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Bailey, who
left this week for their future new
Bailey has purchased the Bruce Her
aid, We're the honored guests at a
number of social affairs given them
/ before their departure.
/ Mr.. j. c.. BlenSiron entertained Il
party of eight friends at a supper in
his apartments in the Blenkiron
building on Friday evening. Follow
ing the supper, the Guests We're taken
~ a theatre party to the Metropoli-
4 f7n
! Mrs Nrd,cw Eddy was hostess at
i tacatr rarty and luncheon on Tues
~ a. ernooa in honor OF Mrs
SIrs Bailey ON Tuesday evening
Mr. ard Mrs. Henry Pegump gave a
! Z o'nlnek oTstaf supper at their home
/ 7GA East secoad avenue The latter
at3ai: was a lIoliow en- party and
'aec~ss'tco5 we're in keeping
with tho season.
GIVE sERPRIaE PARTY.
Mi7s Helen !Iannemann was de-
1 lightfu.ly surprised on Monday even
n; at a birthday party given for hel
" number of her friends. After
raa1ing very happy evening in
! ia"t'g 2 number of games. the
! &ucats were served with light refresh
ne hts by Miss Elizabeth Scheuren-
brand and Miss Lena Hannemann.
STUDENTS GIVE RECITAL.
The piano department of Notre
Dame academy under the direction OF
Miss Edith b. Smith and the violin
department, directed by Mrs. Wal
llace MacLean, gave recital in the
study hall of the academy Monday
/ evening. The affair was attended
by a number of friends and was Civ
Ell in an excellent manner