The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-07
WEDDING CHIMES.

| Adams and Miss Renetta Ross were Joined
in the bonds Of matrimony at the home OF
the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. George
Ross. corner of Oak street and Topeka
avenue The ceremony was performed by
| Rev. II. A. Ross OF the Al. Z. church Of
Oklahoma City.
| The bride WAS arrayed IN cream ben
gaiine, trimmed with duchess lace aud
| patterned 10 the style OF 1880, and she truly
| was the personifcation OF elegance, grace
and beauty. The groom was in the usual
costume of black cut in the latest pattern,
and looked the genial, undisturbea charac-
ter so we'll known to Wichita for several
years. The bridesmaid, Miss Lena Joseph,
was arrayed in white dotted Swiss, trim
| med with lace and ribbon. The listers
were sIessrs. Frank Jones and George
| Howe.
At precisely 5 O'Clock the grand wedding
| march was played by Miss Lucy Ford and
| Professor Bloom and the ushers came in fol-
| lowed by The bridesmaid and the bride and
| groom and took their places under floral
umbrella which was lined with green
and surmounted with white China
! asters. in the background, filing the large
| bay window, and climbing to the ceiling
| were massed plants of rare and beautiful
/ foliage, giving TO the scene sight AS beau
| iiful as the wooded isle at the White City
OF the fair. The commodions rooms of the
home were all adorned in taste and
| elegance with roses and every conceivable
! flower OF the season. Charming music
| from the piano and violin permeated the
rooms on the first floor, and whispered the
Lii fnI s. int 2 he
rooms above, and made play of converse.
| ton, aud enchanted the guests.
| Miss Mathilda Lennon rendered several
solos, in her elegant and charming style,
| and held the company enthralled with
melody such as the artist alone can exc
cute.
| From to 9 o'clock refreshments were
served to the guests by corps of colored
| walters, and consisted of five courses of
choicest and rarest "viands to allure the
taste" Fruits gathered from several
states tempted the appetite. from dishes Of
beautiful design, and in abundance.
There were very many elegant and costly
presents presented, too numerous to mem
! ton in detail. Vases, dishes, embrOardary
work, elegant silver ware both for orna-
ment and utility mirrors and toilet sets,
knives and forks. etc. The happy couple
stood for over an hour receiving the con-
gratulat ons Of the company with ease
and delightful affability At $50 they
left over the Santa Fe for Chicago. where
they will enjoy the city and tho worlds
fair until the last of the month, when
they will return to Wichita and be at
home to their many friends.
The following were the invited guests,
Messrs. and Mesdames p Getto, Bissantz,
Bolte, Il. O. Bryan, Nirdlinger, Kos
Harris, a. NJ. Denny, Fred Waller, Frank
Talbert, Joseph, Robert Black, McAdams,
Dr. Terriil, George Adams, Charles Lul-
ing G. L. Douglass 1. T. Ault, Judge
Reed L. NJ Cox, NJ w. Levy, N. c.
Little, l. S. Nafizger, j. NJ. Knapp,
Mc kenzie, j. M. Williams, Rufe Cone,
j. V. Dougherty, c. Neff, Carwin, George
Miltner. II. Fendesse, J. Miltner, II. l..
Ollinger, b. l.. keenan,, L. s. Barrett, DR..
Smith, J. +. Mccoy. Mrs. Nellie p. Sagers,
Mrs. Goldberg, Mrs. \. A. Taylor, Mrs.
Kroenert, Messrs. Monte Jacks, Carl
Klein. Captain W. L. Burgess, Frank
Jones, George Hove, Dr. ]. c. Hoffman,
Ben Graves, NJ. L. Siurdevant, Z. A.
Rohrbaugh, Miller McFerran.
Misses. Myrtle Lee, Kate Warwick,
Cora Hyperion, Lena and Ida Joseph,
Lille Casmirr, Ruby Wilbur Maud
Struble. Mabie Boyd, Rella, Hannah and
Della Goldberg, Mary Hall, Maud T7rrill.
Grace johnson, Belle Horner, Daisy
Wilkins. Loue Taylor, Matte Lennon,
Minnie Brown.
From abroad-Messrs. George 1nge,
Rocco Venute, Frank McDavitt, Arthur
Magili, Julius Hermann, Delos Stems,
Fred Horn: Mrs E. Moecker, 2. Horn, c.
Richmond; Misses V. Bishop, Z. Rupert,
+. Cabs, NJ. Ackermap, G. Hibarger; Miss
Maud Struble, Chicago; Messrs. and Mes
danes w. Hinkle, j. w. Althaas, Fred
Paffenroth, Thomas McFadden. +. L.
Loomas, Fred NeinLoener, George Mel
senberger, Harry Heymanu, Savannah.
Ga. james O'Brien, Sey mour Hey
mann, Lawrence, Kan: J. r. Meyers,
Clay Center, Kan; Gilbert Rhoads. a. +.
Mendeisohn, Menoimenee. Mich, Peter
Mccarthy: G. Champion, 35l5 Indiana
avenue, Chicago; George Spar, Ellsworth.
Kan: John Ross, Ellsworth Kan;
Wesly Ross, Ellsworth, Louis HertZfeld,
Leopold Alderman, N. Freidburg, II.
Behrens, T. Chapman, G. V. De Young. l..
Cohen, B. Pollock. J. Schenerger, Cornelia
Smalley, b. +. III. Adams, - Pallman,
August Post, j. c. Coad Edward Coad, P