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EStertalnme 16.3as£itngrsof the I holdspent la building a hiige bonfire over ’which delicious marsh ratal lows were toasted.' A sumptuous luncheon was served afterward. The evening passedmerrily along and only In one Instance was slightly marred. Some rowdies on theJhiU attempted to steal our lunch and candy. On the return vcy-jagd the beautiful hostess was placed |high on the prow of 'the boat asJhrtsehrpf old • when sh«r was returned f*» ht-rC. Mlnto-of ’Fall Creek, Miss Lucy Larson , of Cbetek, Mrs. Lela Schultz of Chippewa Falls, Mrs. Dewitt Tall-luaii of Bloomer, Mrs. Ann Horel, Mr. and-Mrs. S. B. -iiorel. Ira S. Horel, Miss Joyce Bird aud Mr. Clifford MelHsh.Everyone had a.delightful time. Those' erone and the Misses Ruth Perkins. L’0UKinan ot Lrtrmm !L’dock ? Har-iby, at grega: Leon-broth-Srosby e hap* i their homeTruax ! mar-T. JO-Blair-Dousmau Wedding.A very pretty wedding was solem-. _.rt'lzed -OiLa^ie^das'^JOiornh.K wh«-n„_DafiUWr ?.“£? JEJSSS M.vr. UUtfr. .^SaH^r* I*™ M.Blair was united In marriage u* Cbar-Svs Ikt-wota. Promptly at nine o’clock the bridal party entered the reception parlors to the strains of M'-ntb-lsffohn's march phiyed by Miss. Lucy Larson of Chetek. The ceremony which was performed by the Rev.- Philip HenryLin ley in the. presence., of about 35guests, took place under :t canopy of potted plants, ferns, smilax and marguerites. The bride was attired in a white embroidered robe and carried Blair, was united in marriage to, Mr. i white roses. She was attended byM at a of : plea Dntng of w firstCharlotte SrnUh. Claret Evans and Mildred Kleiner and the Messrs. George Anderson. Victor It. Stgng. Iflerbert Solherg and Victor So!berg.IVetty June Wedding.• •Ono of tho petty weddings of the month was that in which Ida Myrl Bla’r, daughter of Mrs. Laura if.Charles J. Dougman, of Lemmon. S. D. Promptly at nine o'clock, the bridal party entered the reception parlors to the strains of Mendelssohn's march played by -Miss Lucy Larson of Obetek. The ceremony ithlch was performed by the Reverend Philip popu- Henry LInlev In the presence*of about Jarber s» guests took place under a canopy of potted plants, ferns, smliax and marguerites. The bride was attired in a white embroidered' robe and carried white roses. She was attended by Mrs. Lela Schultz, who was gowned in pearl grey silk and carried pink roses. Dr. t. O. Samlbo of Lemmon acted as best man. Immediately af-yeople i. them They n Eaukieiety . card home Dewey rrtaln., John .SI! beluckyMrs. I .via Schulz, who was gowned in pearl grey silk and carried pink roses. Dr. T. C. Sand bo, also of Lemmon, South Dakota. acted as best man.Immediately after the ceremony the guests were conveyed to the Kau Claire Club .House... where a wedding breakfast was served. The tallies were decorated with roses, carnations and•smllax-Tlif brilt;1lt;* has numerous fri^mls inKau Claire, having attended the High School. She also attended the Milwaukee Normal and has taught in the county schools. The groom is ;t rising young lawyer of Lemmon, v.here heMoon ;en inter the ceremony the guests wcrejjg vice president of Lemmon State conveyed to the Eau Claire Clubj-r;ank ar.d president of ih«* Meadowwhere a wedding breakfast was serv-. state Hank.ed. The tables were decorated with | The young couple after u journey to roses, carnations and srailax. The; points in eastern Wisconsin w:U make bride has numerous friends in Eau: their home at Lemmon, South Dako-Clalre having attended the high; ta.school here. She also attended the* Among those present were: Mr.Milwaukee Norma! and has taught;and Mrs. I,. W. IXmsman and Dr. T. In the country schools. The groom is jo. Sandlm of Lemmon; Mrs. Furbur a rising young lawyer of Lemmon*of Minneapolis; Mrs. Harry Blair andto has where he Is vice-president of Meadow | son of Humnird; Mrrand Mrs. a. C.lininghometrlottespendesota.: andr the -•wasState Bank. After a journey to points[Mioto of Pall Creek; Miss Lucy Larin eastern Wisconsin, the young [son of Chetek; Mrs. Lela Schulz of couple will make their home in Lem-:.Chippewa Falls; Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt mon. Among those .present were. Mr.: Tall man of Bloomer; .Mrs. Laura M. and Mrs. L. W. Dousman of Lem-; Blair; Mrs. Ann L. Horel; Mr. and nion. Dr. T. O Sandbo of Lemmon,; Mrs. S. E. Horel; Jva S. H.»rei; Miss Mrs. Laura Bair. Mrs. Harry Blair [Joyce Bird; Mr. Clifford Mvliish; Miss and son of Humbird, Mr. and Mrs. A. Lela Mellfeh. ™wonrrt~v first solaiby I May pan!I - AThespeitwishfutuiAnn;EthePearler.AmuTuskLfzzi and 1TwlinenvalueTheyAbousome:broid all atof ai: suits,today lion iSCAMr.write:iroubtvhlel alarn also the a ing a ney 1 week tion * and Cum
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Eau Claire Leader
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, US
Thu, Jun 16, 1910
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