Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-10-30
HEARTS ARE rRUMPs.
Marriage of Mr.. NJ. A. Hite and Mist
Sarah Rosenstiei, of Illinois.
Township.
Handsome Reception at Mr.. Rosenstiefs
Residence.-The Guests and Gifts.
Dinner, Etc.

One of the most interesting events tnal
have occurred in this county for long
time, took place at the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Iosensteil, in Illinois township
last Sunday. The welding of Mr.. M. r
Hite 20 Mr.. Rossnseeil's daughter, Mis-
Sarah Rosensteil.
About forty guests were present, among
whom were several friends of Miss Rosen.
steil from the city. Elaborate preparation,
had been made for the occasion and the
Young couple were united under very
suspicious surroundings, The day wa:
chsrmingly bright and beautiful, mellowed
by the soft haze Of sn October sky. Every.
thing was suggestive of a bright and sunny
union for the happy pair.
The sitting room of the Rcsensteil house
was ncatl, and appropriately decorated
The windows and mirrors were embellished
with wreaths and various designs in ever.
greens, varied colored maple leaves and nat.
ursl flowers, the whole lending very happy
effect and beautiful touch of coloring to
the apartment.
The bridal party stood beneath an arch
of evergreens, fitted into the corner OF the
room near a window, across which was out
lined the motto. "God bless this union.
At one end hung tho enitials of the bride,
and at the other those of the groom, out
lined in evergreens. The arch was dotted
here and there with green ferns and maple
leaves tn their autumn tints.
The bride wore an exquisite
wedding dress Of cream white armure
cloth, with no orn lment save a handsome
boquct of Marshal Mel roses. The groom
was dressed in plain black suit.
Rev. J. F. Nessley, Of Wichita, was the
officiating clergyman. After the usual
round of congratulations, the guests repair
ed TO the dining room, where q repast ct for
the best in the land was spread upon table
formed in the fashion of horseshoe. After
doing justice to the tempting visnds and
excellent roast turkey and cake, the guests
repaired to the parlor and spent an hour in
stCldi tuat. WITCH tHts phdc thc NVhHS
couple adieu and left for home.
Among the guests were: Mrs. n. NJ.
Murdoch and cbildre1, Mrs. n. B. Baldwin,
Of Wichita; Mr.. and Mrs. C. ID. Campbell,
Mr. and Mrs. r. J. Ray, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
b. Bowman, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.
Meyer, Mrs. Walton and daughter, Mr.. F.
Coleman and number Of young men and
some ladies whose names were not ascer-
tanned.
There was nice collection of gifts, among
which the following were noted:
Handsome Amberina, silver-bound fruit
dish, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Murdoch.
Velvet bound and silver trimmed per-
fumery case, Miss Kate Murdoch.
Book of select poems, Victor Murdoch.
Boquet Of flowers and fancy plate, Pearl
Murdoch.
Picture of self and child's rattle Little
Msrcellus Murdoch.
Set of glassware, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
McCsw.
Illustrated poems, Mrs. n. B. Baldwin.
Silver cruit, Ella Fritz.
Lamp, Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Ray.
Toilet set, Mrs. and Miss May Walton.
Table linen, Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Park
hurst.
Silk hand kerchief, Sue and Nellie Park
hurst
Set silver spoons and fruit knife, name
missed.
Plush and gold banded cologne stand,
Miss Marian Nelson.
Fruit dish, Mrs 0sburn.
Toilet set, Rosa Heinig.
The EAGLE wishes the young couple
long and happy union.