The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-12-29
PHILIIPS-FINCH

At O'Clock Sunday evening, in the OAK
Street Presbyterian church, the hearts and
hands of DR.. J. NJ Phillips and Miss Zells
Finch, both of the city, were joined
| together in the holy bonds of wedlock in
the presence of numerous friends. Rev.
David Winters performed the ceremony
Miss Finch is quite well known in society
and is an accomplished violinist, and has
taken part in many local entertainments
in Wichita Dr. Phillips is quite well
known in the city, and popular among the
horsemen in this section being for some
time the junior member Of the firm
of Phillips & Phillips, veterinary sur
geons, who have been exceedingly success
full in the practice of their profession. The
wedding was indeed a sweet one. The
church was nicely decorated. The cere-
mony was under a large marriage bell
made of eyergreens. Just back of the
chancel were two large floral letters p.
and F.
Miss Belle Priest acted as bridesmaid
and Mr.. Archie Gibson as groomsman.
The couple left for Streator, Ills. to visit
the doctors parents, and from there they
will go TO ST. Louis, where they will make
their home for some time. Quite a num-
Der of beautiful presents were received.
among them fine violin from Mr.. and
Mrs. George Finch, the parents of the
bride. The floral decorations at the church
were present from Mr. and Mrs. CUP.
The other presents were as follows: Nellie
and Archie Gibson and Miss Belle Priest,
flowers. From Muncie Ind: Katie Ratz,
towels; Lydia Ebenhack, stand cover; Miss
Georgia Defenbaugh, Streator, Ills, silk
picture throw. From Sedgwick City: Mrs.
Z. Fry, Mrs. J. g. Fry, Jessie NJ. Adams,
Lutte Adams Ida Ragon, Matte Kiser,
Nellie Anderson, Nettie Fry, Esther Rolf,
Jerry Kendrick, John G. Fry, a case of
table silverware. Adrian and Calvin Finch,
lace pillow shams; Miss Allie Finch celery
dish; DR.. Waldo Finch, bed spread; Mr.,
and Mrs. S. Z. Phillips, set of silver
knives and forks; Mr.. and Mrs. s. Priest,
oue-half dozen fringed napkins; Miss
Lille Ewbank, pair linen towels; Mrs. W.
o. Goodin, perfume set: Miss Minna
Palmer, cut glass perfume pitcher: Sallie
B. Ewbank, towels; Mrs. and Maggie
Woody, handkerchief case; Mr. and Mrs.
Vangundy, fancy salt cellars; Miss Vim
cent, silver salt cellars; Mrs. c. c. Merry.
silver aud celuloid memorandum; Mr.. and
Mrs. Wintz, silver pickle castor; Misses
Ellen and Mary Brown (Streator, His,
gold-lined sugar shell; Mr.. and Mrs. w.
w. Anderson (Sedgwick City, bed spread;
Mr.. w. y. Vincent, sugar spoon and but
ter knife. Misses Alice Southwell and
Katie Beaver, fancy towel rack; Misses
Cora Smythe, Katie Wigs, Alice Dan
best, Jean and Willie Crichton, fancy
stand mirror; Mr.. and Mrs. William
Sutton, silver salt cellars; Mrs. 4.
J. and Hattie Sheppard, silver butter
knife; R. H. Darragh, silver jewel stand;
Eta Slower, picture; Misses Harriet and
Lillian Johnson, one-half dozen linen nap
kius, Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy, linen table
cloth; Misses Nora and Ruth Woody, four
hemstitched towels; Miss Rush, picture;
Mrs Russell, half dozen silver forks, sill
yer button hook and linen napkins; Miss
Elma Castator, picture throw; Miss Dick
son, half dozen silver souvenir spoons; Mr..
Ira Minnick, fancy card receiver; Miss
Cora E. kinhel, half dozen silver nut
picks; Miss Gertie Van Dine, flowers; Mr.
and Mrs Professor T. P ShulI, book of
poems; Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Romig, glass
perfume bottle.