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THE COURIER.
I SOCIAL GOSSIP
The Democrat, of Whiting, Ind., con
tains the following account of tho Davidson-Mitchell
wedding: At 1 o'clock
yesterday afternoon in tho Congrega
tional church before a larpe pnnmanvnf
invited guests. Rev. L. A.Townsend 'S1,,0?' K,bli"f. spooks and
skirls, which they had great trouble in
managing when the dancing com
menced. Across one end or tho hall
were strung tho acceptances, mostly in
verse, and all very ingenious. One clevei
little woman who can sketch ab well as
rhjme, adorned the top of a note sheet
with an etching of an elf and a robin
warming themselves around a wood tire,
and said, (with reference to the words of
tho invitation):
owls.
owls,"
What a list of thuiirs iiiim-cii.
Why, of course, its Hallow E'en
M L and his sjKJUse
dully join this gay carouse.
Wo both expect a jolly tear
And load our guns for killing ."
And here followed a sketch of a bear
pronounced the beautiful ritual of tho
marriage ceremony which made Miss
Lucy Davidson and Mr. Harold E.
Mitchell husband and wife. As tho or
gan, under the skillful touch of Miss
Allen, pealed forth Mendelssohn's wed
ding march, the bridal party, preceded
by ushers Chas. McGregor and Victor Three well known sisters write:
Franco, marched down the aisle and -The spooks of Hillside gladly como
stood before the altar. Tho bridal cou- On Hollow E'en to have some fun,
pie were attended by tho four brothers J ?Je.et. antl I)i,Iovv case of white
and the mother of the bride, who stood 5&L1 ? itU a,,Iour,,nI
. ...,, . it " "h witches, pumpkins, owls galore
at their side during the ceremony. Af- You'll see us at the great front door
ter the ceremony the party returned to Should you miss one of your gates
the home of Mrs. Davidson where from Donot blamo tho famiI' v "
4:30 to 6:30 a reception was held, at
which over one hundred guests were
present. Many elegant and beautiful
presents were received. The bride, Miss
Lucy Davidson, is the daughter of Mrs.
A. D. Davidson, and during her two
years residence in Whiting has made
many friends. She was instrumental in
organizing the Fortnightly club and
was its first president. She has been
three times abroad, in England and on
the continent, and rendered much val
uable assistance to her mother at the
time when Mrs. Davidson was judge of
geology at the World's Fair, an-i Mr.
Mitchell is to be congratulated on the
prize he carries away with him. Tho
bride was attired in a French creation
of white cloth, trimmed with mink and
lace. The entire front and train was of
solid hand embroidery done in Switzer
land. She wore a large hat and white
cloth cape to match the costume and
carried bride's roses. Mr. Mitchell,
while a stranger in Whiting, is favora
bly known through mutual friends. He
was educated at Shattuc Military-
One frisky guest, with
"Oh, what delightfulne6s,
Stay-out-all-nightfuIne6s"
feeling that a man has when his wife is
academy and spent three years at Ober- out 0f town, wrote:
lin college, where ho met his bride of "Your witching invitation is at hand,
yesterday. His father was for twenty
years on tho Duluth Tribune and Mr.
Mitchell has followed in his literary
course, and is now managing editor of
the Lincoln Call. Those present from
abroad were: Mrs. J. N. Davidson;
Hon. S. M. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. E. V.
Wiley, Master Norris Wiley, Mr. A. E.
Kimball, son and daughter, Judge
Sears, J. Mead, from Chicago; Mr. 0
Davidson, Miss May Davidson, from
Elgin; Miss Lou Allen, Mr. and Mrs.
Keifsnider, Miss Nellie Reifsnider, Miss
Ida Gourley, from Oak Park; Mrs. Gil
bert Edgerton, from Fremont, O.; Mrs.
(Tho coose honks hiirh!)
With mystery deep, but promise bland,
(The bat will tly!)
While Mrs. C is ling'ring on the
coast,
(The mice will play!")
Believe, I'll make of it the most,
(At eight, jou say!)"
One of our well known belles said,
sportively:
Your invitation for Thursday eve
Came to mo duly, and will receive
My close attention, for on that night,
Decked out in mask and garments
white.
To Happy Hollow I'll repair
T' escape from spooks and goblins
there.
C will love to "bat,"
S. S. Egbert, Miss Minnie Egbert, Mr.
and Mrs. Haines Egbert, from Goshen. Sn T)
lnd. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell will leave With the boys and girls, where the par
for Lincoln tomorrow where they carry " 8 at
the best wishes of many friends.
The Omaha Excelsior has tho fol- One of our younger men did an ac
o wing account of a Hallow'een party rstic:
in the metropolis that reflects credit 1B.uein!nfAinr
upon the capabilities and resources of
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One of the regrets ran as follows:
"Your invitation came today,
Accept our hearty thanks we pray.
With spook and owl we fain would mix.
Fain would wo view the goblin's tricks.
Nor should wo fear e'en witches screech
If Happy Hollow wo might reach.
Love to you all! Great joy be thine!
Sorry we may not fall in line."
One joung man, in prosiacally accept
ing, plead that he refrained from drop
ping into verso as ho didn't know where
he might land in that case. His young
est sister, .vho is not yet "out,' sent in
this pathetic little screed:
Oh, fairies! Stop thy dance and bring
This tear stained message to thy King,
To tell that I one year must wait,
According to decree of Fate,
Before it is my lot to see
Great Happy Hollow's gaiety.
Although I share not in the fun,
I'm still their frienk. M II ."
Do the li'st. if not the tnf.it. then the lient
MNGOL.N X possible.
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the Omaha people.
"Hallow'een" was a glorious reality
to those who were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Patrick at Happy Hollow on Thurs
day night. That lovely home, which re
minds one more of a typical English
country Beat than most establishments
n n Thursdav eveninc foul or fair
R oaming 'round in garments white
S elected for that very night.
M ay ghosts and goblins never speak
A s at your door they chanco to meet,
N ol thinking of departure late.
Joe'll start in at the hour of eight.
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in thia .., r th trnrl.i wn arranged eotten up. hen the time lor unmasK-
particularly in view of the festivities, ing came a witch appeared, accompanied
the electroliers being covered with by the traditional black cat, and per
green to throw a ghastly light on the formed various incantations about a
white-robed figures that flitted under- fiery kettle, and then the fun began,
neath, and here and there a pumpkin bobbing for apples, throwing the peel
head, with, eyes and mouth glaring red ings, an apple race, biting marshmallows
fom candles within, adorned the newel- from a lively string, three-legged races,
Eosts on the turns of the grand Btair- and the various sports known to the
way. AH came in sheets and pillow evening preceding All Sainte day. A
cases, a complete disguise, made more delightful New England lunch was
effective by some o". tho men donning served of doughnuts andcoffte pump-
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