The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-04-07

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''Ns Jealousy thsir dawn Of lovs o'escast.
Nor blastsd we're their vsddsd dsys With strife,
10 he Sosd Sss6end "a miami VILE"
..Ars We not one ars ws not joined BY heav'a
Each interviewer with the others fate
Are We not mix'd like screams Of meeting yiyers.
Who's bl~ AIDED waters are no more diseinguishe'd
But roll into the So one common food 2"
One Of the most interesting, and ~ II
proved, one Of the most delightful events Of
the season was the silver wedding Of Mr..
and Ars. W. B. Nesd 1t the Lotus Club
rooms Thursday evening. Warren B. Mead
was united in marriage with Miss Sarah J.
Sears, in San Francisco, March 3lst, 1856.
Miss Sears was = native OF Danville. N. Y.
They resided on the Pacific coast until 1854,
when they returned to New York City. In
1870 they removed to this State, settling At
Augusta. In the spring Of ", at the time
OF the removal Of the United States Land
Once, with which Mr.. Mead was connected,
to this point, he brought his family here and
built . home. Mrs. Mead is . lady Of the
sweetest and most gentle type. flowing moth
er and faithful wife. Mr. Mead has had
wonderful and checkered experience. In
bis connection with New Yerk house he
has crossed the Atlantic and Pacific oceans no
less than fourteen times, doubling Cape Horn
four times. He has been north to Vancou-
ver's Island and has been upon the Island Of
Juan Fernandes, visiting Robinson Crusoe's
cave. But probably one of the happiest days
Of his existence was the fwenty-ffth ami
versary Of his marriage with the sweet sing.
er and happy girl Sadie Sears, in Frisco,
twenty-five years ago. Three hundred Of
his friends united to render the occasion
memorable one. No husband was ever more
honored, no wife more praised. or the ma
ny things said and done, Of the fine music,
splendid supper and gay dance and other
pasttimes we have no room for mention. We
can only unite with the many in good wish
es. The following is list Of the presents,
together with names Of donors:
LIST OF PRESENTS.
Elegant silver fitting water pitcher and
two GObless, by Messrs, II. c. Sluss, j. Fl.
Black. john Tucker, c. +. Warmer. j. L. |
Dyer, Chas. Hatton. j. +. Lauck, E. A. Dor |
sey. J. p. Allen, and their wives.
N T.
Little, Messrs. Graham, Harris, Campbell, |
Emmert, COrbett. Todd, Jcwett. VanZandt, |
Todd. Millison, Bush, Bruce. |
Dsgner, Craddock, Reese, Parham, Hovey, |
Jones aud West
Silver butter dish with individual plates,
Mr.. and Mrs. Perrine.
Silver berry dish, lines and Ross.
Silver perfumery flask, Miss Lulu McCsbe.
Silver card stand and bouquet holder, Mr..
and Mrs. Hobbs Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk and J.
Pittenger.
Silver headed cane, Mr.. Pattee.
Fruit basket, Mr.. and Mrs. Redield.
Silver pickle castor and fork, J. E. Cald-
we'll and wife.
One silver dining-tabIe bouquet-holder, by
EAGLE Office.
Silver butter knife, pickle fork and sugar
,poon. E. w. Israel and wife.
Silver berry spoon, Mrs. and Miss Manuel.
". Jones and daughter, May.
Silver napkin-hOlders, bOuguet-holder at
ached, W. I. WOodman and wife,
Silver butter knife and sugar spoon to faith.
n and mother by Allie Mead.
Silver cream pitcher, Geo. Matthews and
-ibbie Israel.
Hrs. Kellogg, Mr. and Mrs. Walker, Mr. and
hrs. Ruggles, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jocelyn.
Silver spoon holder, double, very hand
ONE. MIR. and Mrs. w. G. Woodman
Silver clock by MIR. and Mrs. ii. Imboden.
Silver pickle castor, MIR. and Mrs Katx
Silver cake basket. MIR. and Mrs. Thompson
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Owens.
Silver card stand with bouquet-holder, Mrs.
v. p. Smith and daughter.
Silver spoOn-holder, A. II. Ainsworth and
rife, Larned. kansns.
Silver berry dish, &. II. Miller and wife.
Silver pickle castor and fork, and a very
andsOme' bouquet Of cut flowers, A. J Pom.
roy, Of Chicago.
Silver knives and forks. S. Houek and wife.
Silver jewel car, A. W. Oliver and WIFE
Silver card receiver, +. A. Buckbee and
fife. Geneva Lake, Wisconsin.
Mrs. DIR. Baughman, handsome napkin
older, set with large carbuncle.
Mrs. Cash Henderson, silver sugar bowl.
Morocco box containing Il silver of 1881.
Y the fOllowing-named friends: L. Il Bum
ell. Charles Biting. o. ID. Barnes, II. j.
arding, G. c. Strong, Rogers, l.. b. Terrell,
!. Day, Mr. COpley, &. l.. Adams, WOOD
IAN, Junkermann, G0ssard. j. o. Davidson,
i. A. Wood and their wives.
Single gents list-Chas. Lawrence, Chay.
OrehOuse, X. Ii. ROys, G. W. Bergman, j.
oss, d. NJ. Dale, K. E. Israel. X. Jacks, Jas.
cCab., II. Alexander, +. b. Smith, II. A.
|Iss, +. Dale, A. l.. Pierce. o. Il. StOcker,
,hn Alexander and Charles Smyth.
Silver cake knife, Mrs. G. W. Melville.
Set silver spoons, DIR. and Mrs. Allen, Car
c and Matte Brown, Mr.. Hartle aud wife, .
r Fabrique and wife. J. II. Alley and wife
Is. Davidson, and l.. n. WOodcOck.
Silver nut cracker and picks, n. McClees
I'd wife and J. A. Miller.
Barrel Of silver dollars (S54) by officers Of
c Presbyterian church
Silver cup. LeandrO Campanari and wife
Silver door bell. Mrs W. ID. Russell.
Elegant silver jewel casket, new design.
l.. Davidson and wife W. A. Reese, J., p,
lrl0ng. ID. W. Smith, and Miss Precilla
Ontague.
Silver jewel basket, F. W Waller, and II.
Kramer.
Copy Of Byron's poems, from Eddie to ma
Silver card stand with boquet holder, W..
Taylor ard wife.
Silver butter dish. castor aud platter, Mrs ~
anderson. Harris, VanNess, DIR. Russell,
'nnell, Harris, Matthewson, j. X. Mead
'rlam, Watt. ii. Hills. Greenlee. Martin, c. Cd
Caldwell, Cook. and Misses Bullock jew
!, Cook Nellie Burr. Fuller.
An old shoe filled with fine candies Mrs.
ken, of Augusta.
Box Of cigars. DIR. Baughman.
silver grape basket, Col. jenkins and wife
Kansas city. de
silver berry spoon, Mrs. b. II. and John
sher.
One dozen solid silver desert spoons with
autifnly engraved monogram. by the fol-
ends living in Augusta Mrs. Abbie AIKEN.
Messrs James, Powell. Brown, Boyle,
own, Stall, and their wives
4 gold necklace, from Aunt Lbbie to Ma.