The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-12
GUTHRIE SOCIETY NOTES.

| GUTHRIE, O. T., June n.-[Special i
Colonel Ellis went to Chicago last week.
| The many friends of Mr. Roy Hoffman
| will be glad to hear that he was admitted
| to the bar this week.
! Secretary Robert Martin has been i'll for
! some time, but is now able TO be about.
! Mr. Horace Wilder, who was in the city
to attend the WilderElliott wedding, left
for Cincinnati on Wednesday.
| Miss Letha Pentecost went TO Indianap-
oils Sunday to remain several months.
| DR.. and Mrs. Craig entertained n num-
Der of Young people at their home last
Saturday evening in honor of the birthday
of their daughter, Mss Alice Craig.
Miss Lon Hoffman has returned from
Bethany college, Topeka.
The Rev. Mr. Tyler returned yesterday
after weeks visit to northern cities.
The Woman's Columbian society gave a
very successful ice cream social on the
government acre last evening. The Guth-
RE cornet band occupied the band stand
and formed a delightful accompaniment
TO the entertainment.
On Wednesday at l O'Clock p. m. Mr..
Charles Sellers of Joplin, Mo. aud Miss
Flora Leach of this city were married at
the Methodist Episcopal church by the
Rev Mr.. Buck in the presence of Il large
number of friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Sellers
left on the evening train for a trip to Can
| ada after which they will take mp their
| residence in Joplin. The best wishes OF "A
| large circle of friends follow the young
| couple.
One of the prettiest weddings that Guth-
rie has seen was that OF Mr. Charles ROllia
Wilder and Miss Rita Elliot, which took
place in the Christian church on Thursday
| at high noon. The handsome new church
was tastefully decorated for the occasion
with trailing vines and choice plants. EX-
actiy at IL o'clock, TO the strains OF the
wedding march which filled the bgildinZ,
the wedding party marched in, the bride 5
little sister leading tie way with howers,
followed by Miss Alice Schueli and Mr.
Little, Miss Blockie JamIson and Mr.
Harry Barnes. and, finally. the bride, lean
ing an the arm OF her broth who gave
her away. The pretty blonde WAS vision
of lOveliness in her white wedding gown,
veil and orange blossoms. Tae brides
maids were charming in dainty silk gowns
aud large Leghorn hats, Miss Schuell be-
ing ia light green and Miss Jamison in
pink When they reached the altar they
were met by the groom. ana the Always
impressive ceremony which uutes two
lives was then performed by the Rev Dir.
Boggess.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal party aud Intimate friends drove to
/ the bone Of the bride, where "A eltcious
luncheon was awaiting tueHl. Mr. aud
/ Mrs Wilder left on the evening train. 20
make AN extended wedding tour east. Oa
their return they will be at nome q the
handsome Hackney residence on UnIyer-
sity Hill
Among the guests noticed were Mrs.
Elliott mother of the br!drJ, AiT. and Mrs..
Z. Murray. Mr.. and Mr>. J. Neal Secre-
tsry and Mrs Martin, Mr.. and Mrs !.
Cotterai. Mr. and Mrs B -Ter. Mr. and
Mrs. Turner. Mr. and Mrs. + Nix, Hr.
aud Mrs Nli. Salmon. Mr. AID Mrs. r.
Cannon. Nr. and Mrs. I. J. Hart, Mrs.
L :. Fl.sou, Mrs. Baker 3eloue. SlFs. G.
Fil~ou. MIS- {. ". BarUe-, Misses Aiics
Craig. Bessie Barnes, and Gessrs FRANK
pbi~ter. VIII spencer, Horace Wilder and
: Decker
Judge Amos Green Of Oklahoma City. a
brot her of Chef Justice Uresn. wAs IL t6s
city on THURSDAY
Tie Grand chapter of tbs o. Z :. of
Oklahoma and Indian TeTFltoEies he'd m
interesting coavear8og IA tl.z clty, WHICH
commructd oG Tuesday sAd continued -
work until THURSDAY pgEtI, wien
pleasant entertainment, vita fcifss1-
nsnts, vas glTea II A01or o. tie v4a3tsEs-