The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-29
ORANGE BLOSSOMS.

Last evening at e O'Clock, at the elegant
! home of the bride, 1851 Park Place, Mr..
! Robert |. Rogers, Of Pasadena, Cal, was
united in marriage with Miss Mabel j.
| Clement, daughter of ex-Mayor George W.
! Clement, Rev Dugald Mccormick ofIici-
ating.
The tasteful homo was beautifully dec
GRATED with flowers, and GA every hand
one was reminded Of the
''Tintings and fngerings of June
AS she blossoms into beauty ard sings her
summer tune
The bride WAS cbarmingly attired in a
very rich white India silk, en- train, long
white veil, and carried beautiful bouquet
of white roses, Miss Harriet L Johnston
acting as bridesmaid. The groom was in
full evening dress and was attended 10y
Mr.. Bruce Priddy, Mr.. NJ. c. Viele and
Mr.. W. g. Hoffman acting as ushers
Mr.. Harry Sheppard played Men
delssohn's wedding march, during
which the contracting parties, accompanied
by their attendants, took their places, and
the pastor pronounced the sacred and
myestic words that bound these TWO lives
in Ole forever and for aye. From 6 clock
till $50 Pleasure reigned supreme Re-
freshments OF the choicest kind were
served, congratulations were sincerely eX-
tended, music and the odor OF flowers
filled the rooms. as the guests moved
about, each trying to engross the most of
the brides attention.
At $50 o'clock carriages were at the
door to bear away the newly welded pair,
and then it was that the popularity of the
hid raI 3
the Young folks accompanied her to the
carriage, showering rice after her, the
ladies anxious Tor the last kiss, and all to
call with the last good bye. But nothing
attested that love stronger than the tear
filled eyes of Il number OF the young ladies
as they returned to the house after watch
ing the carriage out OF sight.
The presents were numerous and valua-
bic, useful and ornamental, among the
useful ones being checks for liberal
amounts from relatives OF both bride and
groom, and among the valuable presents
being Il wedding album, a beautiful and
unique gem IN the Way OF a book, made of
the heaviest calendared paper, handsomely
bound and decorated, with place for
photographs, etc, containing gems of
the back part the certificate OF marriage
complete, with places for the signatures OF
the bride and groom, the officiating min.
lister and the witnesses, and this WAS Iol-
lowed with pages ruled for the signatures
of the full name OF each guest, and each
guest proceeded TO sign his or her full
name therein. Mrs. Rogers received no
present from which she will de-.
rive more genuine pleasure in the
future than this little souvenir OF her
wedding day. How easy it will be TO call
up in her mind the face and form of every
one of that happy group at any time n
the future that she may desire, simply by
reading over these names!
The bride and groom lef1 at o o'clock for
Colorado Springs for a short stay, after
which they Will proceed to their home in
Pasadena. a suburb of Los Angeles, where
Mr.. Rogers fills responsible position in
the National Bank of California
Following are the names of the guests
present:
Lillian Casmire Lulu Auawalt, s. e.
eauor Walker, ID. Y. Walker, c. NJ Vance,
c. L. Davidson aud wife, Ora Pollard.
Gsrtie Mccullough. Virginia Blackburn
Runyon, Auna 5. Fitzhush, Lilly Ne /
Goodwin Campbell, Mary D. Johnston. 1
Edgar Poe Allen, John Edmund Camp
bell, Genevra Madeline JocelZn, !. d. /
Chester Firebaugh and wife. Mont. I
Hannah Rea Woodmau, La IRA 1
BEckwalter, Oliver Buckwalter, sara /
Moore Chapman, d. Ralph Niederlander. I
NJ. c. Veile, Minnie Skinner. j. Il, Mead, I
William Geary Hoffman, Bruce Morfram
Priddy, Harriet Irsley Johnston. c. H. /
Blume. H. \. Sheppard