The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-14

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haps the attraction Of the evening. Was
fine little flower girl, Kztherine Glass;
dressed i'm white, carrying In her hand
the Easter lilly and bouquet Of wkise
ezrrafionss to stFrw along the path OF
the bride.
The ring ceremony Wac used and
promptly at $50 the eeremony vas per
formed by Rev. 8. Bates OF Maple
Street Baptist Church, wko has been
acquainted with the bride for . num-
Der of years
After the ceremony the guests
passed 10 the dining room. which was
beautifully decorated with the National
eoiors A dainty luncheon was served
to al the guests present, which nuEn-
bered about 100 Mrs Nora Gresham
of Cedar Rapids had charge OF the din-
ing hall, assisted by Mrs Harvey
Brown.
The bride was the recipient of many
asefnl and beautiful presents ANY OF
the friends who wish to inspect the
gifts VIII have the opportunity it they
viii call at the home of the bride with
fin the next week
Mrs Arthur j. Booker, Mrs Mary
coaIson and Mr.. Spnrgeion Coiston
were ON the receiving committee.
The Bystander has known the bride
from girlhood up She lis a fine girl
The groom comes highly recommended
from Topeka, Kan. He is teacher in
the George b. Smith College at sedalia,
No. We wish for them happy and
successful married life.
At the residence of Mrs. J. B. Rush,
1912 goth ST., Aessrs. G. B. Lewis, Har-
very Brown and Mrs. Rush gave linen
shower Tuesday p. m from to In
homer of Lillian Coiston. Light re-
freshments were served II the dining
room, which was decorated with the Ma
tional colors. The bride received many
beautiful pieces of linen.
On Sunday evening, June 2, an auto
party was given by Mr.. e. Bowner, s.
Colston, G. Higgins, in honor Of Lillian
4. Colston. The out of town guests
were the Misses Alice and Hazel Stew
art, sisters of the groom, and Mr.. Thoms
as Booker of Ell Paso, Texas.
Mrs. Clara Wynn gave an auto party
Monday eve in honor of Lillian Colston-
The out of town guests were the Misses
Stewart of Topeka, KAN, and Mr.
Thomas Booker of Ell Paso, Texas, the
father Of DIR. Arthur J. Booker.
Mrs. Harry Shaw entertained at a
three course dinner last~ Thursday in
honor of Misses Hazel and Alice Stew
e.
Booker of FL Paso, Texas, and Mrs.
Robt. B. Hayes, wife Of the president
OF Geo. r. Smith College. A most en-
joyable time was had and all regretted
leaving the home Of Mrs. Shaw. 1t was
one Of the most unique affairs that was
given for the visiting guests.
At the home of Mrs. j. p. Hamilton,
on Walker street, the bride and groom
were entertained at four conrse
luncheon. There were S=Sc- e
guests present, and Frcf. End lS.
Stewart enjoyed the evening as well as
the other guests who were present.
Those giving the luncheon were Messrs.
Harvey Brown, J. B. Rush, C. B. Lewis
and j. p. Hamilton.
Prof. and Mrs. L. ]. Stewart wish to
thank all the friends for their Kindness
to them. Prof. Stewart feels very CRATE
full to the people Of Des Moines and he
is so deeply impressed with them that
it is rather hard for him to decide to
leave the city.
On last Sunday evening Editor John
i. Thompson, accompanied by his wife,
gave an auto party in honor of Prof.
T.. j. Stewart and his wife. They
toured the city. After joyful ride the
bride and groom returned to the home
of John L. Thompson, where they Were
surprisingly served with light refresh
mcnts.