The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-13
NCPTIAL TiNkLES.

At o'clock last night last night, in the
presence of a select coterie Of the friends
and neighbors of Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Case,
Mr.. o. ID. Sumption led to the hymenal
alter Miss Maudie Case where they were
united in the holy bonds Of matrimony by
Rev. David Winters d. D.. of the First
Presbyterian church. IL was IA very
solemn and impressive ceremony, for none
know how to perform the rites OF matri-
mony better than Mr.. Winters.
The fine home of Mr.. and Mrs. Case was
brilliantly lighted and presented very
neat and cosy appearance. 1t was hand
somely and artstically decorated with
flowers. plants, evergreens, etc, the golden
rOd species predominatlpg in the decora-
tions.of the staircases. Fine punches OF
smilaX hung from chandeliers and adorn-
ed the many beautiful pictures that hung
on the walls The southeast corner of the
parlOr was the prettiest place OF all. There
the marriage ceremony took place. 1t was
in the shape of a handsome shrine with Il
background of banked flowers and house
plants and its artistic arrangement elicit
ed no small amount of praise. While
waiting for the ceremony to take place
some beautiful love songs were played by
Professor Saaford's orchestra and the
music blending with tue perfume of the
many fine boquets worn by the lady guests
was truly charming,
AT exactly ten minutes past s. the bride
and groom proceeded down stairs and into
the parlor, 10 the strains OF a beautiful
wedding march. They were preceded by
two charming little girls, Miss Lehlie
Purdue and Miss Saliie Ross, who carried
baskets of flowers and strewed them in the
path OF the happy pair. The groom was
dressed in black with white gloves and
necktie, while the bride was dressed in 4
very hand some white robe and JsweiFy,
aud carried IN her hand "a beautiful boquet
of flowers.
Previous to the tieing OF the nuptial
knot Dr. Winters delivered very impress
siye prelude in which be defined in the
choicest of words the duties aud obiga-
lions involved in matrimouy.
After the marriage the many friensd
present offered the popular bride and the
lucky groom their congratulations alter
which bountious wedding feast was
spread consisting Of four courses and in
Guiding all the delIcac.es Of the season.
Inc wedding presents were numerous
costly and beautiful and included all those
nice things that make wife's heart feel
extra glad.
Both are Wichita young people and
have hosts OF friends whose highest and
first wish is that their married life will Dc
one characterized by the purest happiness
and the Eolest love.
Those invited were Mr. aud Mrs C. Z
Case. Miss Jennie Case, Mr. and Mrs. u.
". sumption. Harry Sumption. Mr. and
Mrs b < Sumption, Mrs. Amy Sayiss,
Mr. and Mrs G. w Wight. Miss Ar.e
Wight. Mr. aud Mrs g. Bailey. Mr.. and
Mrs H. & Buck, Miss OEpha Buck, Mr.
and Mrs J. T. Allen. Mr.. and Mrs E.aiay
Ross. Mr. and Mrs. w. > Corbett. Mr. anu
Mrs \. B, Wright. Misses May aad Carrie
Wright, Raymond Wright, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Sheppard, Rev and Mrs Winters.
Mr. and Mrs j. e. SteTee. Mr. ". O.
MunselI, Mr.. and Mrs ID. g. Hiiisssn. Mr.
Beet Millison, AR and Mrs ". H. EGtea-
ison, Mss Maggie Davis. Mr. ard IEs-
John Martin, Mss Dora Martin. SIR. aaa
Mrs ". b. Mead. Miss Msttie Mead. Mr
aud Mrs j. r Bl-eanjz. Miss Leus Bis
santz. Dr. and Mrs Purdue, Miss A.s.e