People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-11-03
NOVEMBER 4 /.

NUYEMBERA 4,
will meet at Riverdale next Saturday
and play again.
The following named persons were
in attendance at the twenty-ffth an
niverSary of the A. 0. Z. w. order in
Caldwell last Friday; J, W. Forney
and wife, Wm. FrOment and wife,
Wash Winkle and wife, John Doug
lass and wife, Perry Long and wife,
Howard Hyperion, Albert Forney,
Frank Mountz and VIM. CLANCY.
Married-We Wednesday, Oct. 2j,at the
brides residence in Belle Plaine, Mr..
Henry Elmer and Mrs. Belle Stephen
son. The wedding was a very quiet
affair, no guests being invited. The
contracting parties are both well
known in Belle Plaine and vicinity
and the VOICE joins their many
friends in wishing them a long and
prosperous life with much joy.
Married-In the probate judges
office last Thursday, Mr.. G. P. Sea-
boch and Miss Maggie Widick. The
contracting parties are well and fa-
VOrably known in Belle Plaine and
vicinity. The groom is a young man
of excellent habits and well worthy
of the eStimable wife he has chosen.
The bride is one of Palestine'S most
esteemed ladies. The VOICE joins in
wishing for them a long and happy
life with prosperity. Mr.. and Mrs.
SeabOCh will reside near Conway
Springs, where home is awaiting
them.
Mr.. S. Forest Barton, of Belle
Plaine, and Miss Gertrude McGlash-
an, of Moran, Kans., were married
Thursday evening, the 3Oth inst, at
the home Of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. P. ]. McClashan. The &C.
casiOn was one of marked pleasure
and delight. Mr.. Barton is one of
the promising and worthy young men
of Southern Kansas and is highly es-
teemed for his worth and business
ability as well as for his high charac-
ter. The bride is very attractive
and refined young lady and has long
held a prominent place in the best
society Of eastern Kansas and ad.
mired for her exemplary and amiable
qualities of mind and heart. The
happy couple arrived in Belle Plaine
Saturday evening and met large
number Of friends awaiting them at
the home Of the groom's mother, Mrs.
LOttie Barton. Some seventy invited
quests were on the list and those pres
ent from abroad were: Mrs. Blanche
Rogers. of Topeka, Mrs. Wolfersber-
ger, Of Hutchinson, Miss Effie Owens,
OF Oxferd and Capt. Burgess, Of
Wichita. The warmth of the con-
gratulstions extended by all the
guests was evidence Of the warm es-
TEEN the community have for the
couple and the family Of the groom.
The evening passed in q most charm
ing aud delightful manner. Conver-
sstion and social pleasure run on
smoothly as silvery stream. At 10
o'clock an elegant collation. was
served in the latest and daintiest
style, consisting Of courses of suhStan-
tials with coffee, followed l.y several
kinds OF cake and the choicest CT
California and Kansas fruits. luscious
and golden, gave out their tempting
flavor in sweetness and fragrance.
A beautiful and modest souvenir, viz:
a small box of fine design filled with
brides cake and tied with ribbon was
presented each guest. The bride was
arrayed in her wedding costume, pure
white bengaline trimmed with lace.
Her ornaments were diamonds. The
groom was dressed neatly in the con-
ventiOnal black and looked like the
happieSt man in the world and well
he should for having won so sweet a
prize. We wish them cOntentment.
success and prosperity and suggest
the lines of Cotton:
IF solid happiness We prize
Within our hearts that jewel lies,
And they are weak who roam.
The world has something to bestow.
Prom our own selves our joys must flow,
from that dear place our home