Wichita eagle., 1889-10-06
and Mrs. j. Williams. Mr.. and Mrs.

and Mrs j. Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Williams. Mr.. and Mrs Pumpelley, Mr..
md Mrs. A. w. Wassam and Miss Dora,
sir. and Mrs. SDangle, Mr. and Mrs. Hum e,
ar. and Mrs. r. E. Guthrie, Mr. and Mrs
! -. B. Meade. Mr.. and Mrs. S. Hewey, Mr..
md Mrs. w. Hewey. Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Walker, Misses Allie and Annie Littell.
Mr.. Ebberts. Miss Hamblin. Mrs Frizelle,
| Mr.and Mrs. Tilford, Mr.. and Mrs. Wright,
The Misses Wright, Rev. and Mrs. Reed,
| Misses Grace and Alice Love, Mr. keenan,
! and Miss Gail Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs. r
A Sankey. Misses Vashti and Nina Leg
| yett, Walter Davies, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ".
| Levy and Miss Clara Negbour, Miss Pearl
Morrison. Maurice Viele and Will Hoff-
man, Misses Mignon Viele and Rudolf
| Victor Murdoch, Clyde Ware and T. L.
Mackenzie, and many others whose names
We're not obtainable. The large number OF
presents received are AL exquisite. The
following list subjoined with the names of
the donors. The groom's present to the
| bride was a beautiful diamond brooch
The bride presented the groom with a
diamond ring. He also presented each of
the ushers with pretty scarf pin. and the
| bridesmaid with diamond ring The
brides parents gave a silver tea set The
groom's mother. Mrs. g. A. Burr, and
brother, harry L.. an oaken chest of solid
silver cutlery, consisting of teaspoons.
TABLESPOONS, soup spoons, dinner forks
and tea forks. Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz, Mr..
and Mrs. Slower, Mr.. and Mrs. Tilden, sill
yer pudding dish; Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
Dagner, Mr.. and Mrs. McAdams, silver
soup tureen;silver pedestal lamp by Messrs.
Chadwick and Chittenden, New York city:
Miss Mabel Larimer, German oleographs;
vases, Misses Love: solid silver dish. Will
lam Kent. of Boston; Wooster china, Jo-
seph Winchall; solid silver fruit knife
MILFORD +. Eaton; set of solid silver fruit
knives, E, Hoffman: fancy lamp shade,
Fanny Look; solid silver pie knife, MILFORD
(. Eaton; ''Titania," water color, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester firebaugh; gold pickle fork,
Mr.. and Mrs. Parsons: songs from Faust.
water color and silk. Mr.. and Mrs Under
wood; silver card receiver, Mr. aud Mrs.
Dave Walker: etching, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Weber; fancy photograph case, Miss Ester
brook; silk handkerchief case, Dora
Wassam; set of solid silver sherbert spoons,
Mr.. and Mrs. John L McEiwain; set of
solid silver afterdinner coffee spoons, Mr..
q. A Wells; half dozen solid silver tea
spoons, Mr. and Mrs. Macarthur; dozen
solid silver fancy spoons, each of some
unique, original and separate design, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur G. Rice, of st. Paul;
chocolate pitcher Mr.. John G. Aldrich;
gold sugar sifterand tongs Miss Mcconnell: |
If New York City; gold bracelets and
necklace. Miss Daisy Morrison; etching,
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. r. |
A. Sankey; alabaster mantel clock, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank '. Look, of North Hamp-
ton; Dore gallery, Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison.
of Burlington; Scotts poetical works, Mr.. |
and Mrs. I. Morrison; picturesque Russia |
aud Greece, Mrs. Hellar and daughters;
Oliver GOidsmith's Traveller" illustrated |
with etchings. Misses Alice and Grace |
Love; silver tray, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Gus
ter of Pitken, Colorado; slipper case. Miss
Lille Custer; solid gold pickle fork Mr..
and Mrs. A. 3. Fairbanks; Shirley |
Schooler, silver berry spoon: stand lamp, |
Mr.. Easton. Miss Rollins, of Minneapolis. |
hand made lamp mat; gold pickle fork, !
Miss Parsons; Mr.. and Mrs Leslie, sill
bin, rose jar; silver card receiver, Mr and |
Mrs Pumpelley, Mr.. and Mrs F. Will !
liams; Mr.. Pierce, Of North Hampton,
Roger group; Mr.. and Mrs. j. l. McEl-
vain, oyster spoon; CLYDE Ware, oXidized |
silver card rec, iver Mrs. Underwood, gold |
candy tongs; A NcMurray, of Boston,
solid silver berry spoon.