Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20
ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
Miss Maggie Jacobs Led to the Altar
by Nr. John w. Newton.
The Nuptial Ceremonies Performed at the
First Presbyterian Church. Marriage OF
Mr.. G. r. HagOr and Miss Ella
SlOSser.

The Newton Jacobs nuptials at the Presby
terian church yesterday afternoon was 6
brilliant social event. The bride, Mis-:
} Maggie Jacobs, is the charming and accom-
plished daughter of j. L. Jacobs, Of May
town, Pa, and has during her stay in the
city made many friends and became very
popular in the highest social circles of the
city. The groom, Mr. John W. Newton, a
young druggist Of Newton, is popular SO
ciety and business man of that city, and has
also many warm friends and admirers in
Wichita.
| At $3.50, the time announced for the cere-
mony, carriages commenced arriving at the
door of the church and unloading the invited
guests. At four the bridal party
came. and Mrs B. E. Terrell began Iendels-
sohn's Wedding march, the bride leaning on
| the arm of her father, and preceded by Mr.
| Enb Hoffman with Miss Belle Cohn, and Mr.
| |. II. Hettinger with Miss Matte Fabrique
came down the left aisle under the escort Of
Messrs. VIII Hoffman and Fred SWEET, ush-
ers. The groom, escorted by Messrs. Bruce
Priddy and Charles Miller, advanced from
the right and met them before the altar. The
father then gave his daughter to the groom.
Rev. Hewitt asked the blessing of God upon
the two young people who were about to be
united. and afterwards in a neat and i'm
pressive ceremony of the Presbyterian
church, joined them in the holy bonds CT
wedlock.
The bridal procession, preceded by the
hon, s,o1
the aisle, ard were driven to 30. 157 North
Topeka where reception was held and Mr.
and Mrs. Newton received the congratula-
tions and best wishes of their friends. An
elegant repast, consisting of the delacies OF
the season was then served.
The happy couple left last evening by the
north-bound Santa Fe for st. Louis, where
they will remain for several days in tie en-
joyment OF the honeymoon
The dresses worn by the ladies were very
fine and elegant
The bride was arrayed in cream surrah
silk with real lace front, low
corsage trimmed in orange blossoms;
wore diamonds. present from the groom, I
and carried bouquet Of loose saifarone rosa
buds.
Miss Conn, one OF the bridesmaids, wore
white satin and illusion dress with low cor
sage and elegant corsage bouquet. and car !
ried Marshal Neil roses.
Miss Fabrique. the other, was dressed in
cream satin, trimmed i'll real lace, with !
Queen Anne corsage and bouquet, and car
riad HarmOsa rose buds
The bridegroom and the gentlemen pres
ent all wore conventional black
The presents were numerous and costly, !
among them may be mentioned:a = complete |
silver set and 500 check from the grooms
mother: piano from The brides parents:
diamonds to the bride from the groom; toilet
set by Mr. and Mrs. n ". Levy; vase by l.
H. Hettinger; wall cabinet Simon P. Light,
Le,3non, Pa; brass candle sticks and
a complete bed room set by Mr.
and Mrs W. L. Martin, OF Phil
adelphia; fruit dish by DR.. Mc Adams; sli'ef
tea pot, Misses sIillie s. Moore, LaaT;s " GOD
cock, Matte Tabrique. Grace Bar. ''''''e
Lillian Brandon; napkins, Ella /
Eagle, FAbcine; table linen, Oscar Deiong:
table linen, Mr. and Mrs j. SmiZer, Mar-
rietta, Pa; napkins, Miss Saddle Lauck,
York. Fa; la,nbcrQu;ns. Mrs. Hockman; |
silver berry spoons, Dr.. and Mrs. Eahrique;
pickel castor, MI and AIRS. Cohu; lace cur
tains, Prof Jacobs and wife; plush banner.
Miss Bear York, Pa: picture, "Flirtation,
Mr. and Mrs. w C.. Hayward; picture,
Henry VIII and his Court, S. F. Woolard
and Chas. Miller: silver tea service, Ii.
Grecmbaun; folding mirror, Meyers Bros.
Drug Company, St, Louis: silver spoons,
Mary and Ella Stanton; parlor lamp, I. II.
Albright and mother, Winfield; silver ha:ter
dish, A. T. Busch and wife; gravy boat. Mr..
and Mrs. Z. L. Hoffman; opera glasses,
Fred Sweet, Grant Hellar, James Mead
Bruce priddy; vase, Mrs. j. p. Furiong
and Mrs. J. II, Ienili. table cloth, Mr.. and
Mrs Bohn. Marietta. Pa. ; cut glass goblets,
Mr. and Mrs j. Bowman; also same from
E. f. Underworld and wife: finger bowls,
L. Underworld; set of irons, NJ. NJ. Holt
man: fruit dish, Mr.. and Mrs. W. 4. Hof-
man; water set. L. Z. and W. G. Hoffman;
slve. pitcher. Dr. Russell and family: card
rc.eiver, Mr. and Mrs H. P. Sheldon: book
10y Miss Kate Murdock; berry spoon, Miss
Anna Barr: jewel case, II. L.. Osborn and
Frank S. Ford, Kansas City; lamp, Theo-
t.ore ". Griff; one doz. Munnis extra dry,
Prof. Lippe.t: Of Maytown Pa. wine service
L. Grove, Maytosn. Pa; Russian towels, Miss
Ora jacobs; vinegar set Nr. aud Mrs. ". G.
Fuller: set of spoons marked Newton.