The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-07
MANY MADE HAPPY
SEVERAL WEDDINGS IN HIGH LIFE
s0LEMNIZ8D YESTERDAY
County Attorney Willard Boone and
Miss Dagner Married at High
Noon - Sir. McCausland and
Miss Noble Married in the
Morning-Mr. Alexan-
der and Miss West
gate United in the
Evening-Oth-
er Weddings.

One OF the mo st elegant and unique
weddings of the year was the early mora
ing English wedding of Miss /. Belle
Noble ana Loyal B. McCausland at st.
Johns Episcopal church yesterday morn
ing. IL was the only high church mar
riage ceremony ever conducted in this
city.
| The church was handsomely decorated
with ferns and palms and other potted
plants arranged in V shap, to the altar
Sharp at 700 a. IN. the bridal party ar
rived at the church and was led in process
sion by full surplice choir before the
altar where the groom and the best man
were waiting. The choir arranged them
selves on either side of the altar at which
stood Rev. X. w. Rhames. the officiating
minister and the party moved forward
and stood at the altar in V shape
The bride looked very pretty and charm
Ing as she Was given away by her father,
Mr.. John Noble. The usual service was
then read aud the ring placed upon the
finger of the bride by The groom. The
sacrament was administered and the bene-
diction pronounced, after which the bridal
party were escorted TO the home of the
brides parents 1929 North Market street.
The maid Of honor was Miss Elizabeth
Noble, sister of the bride, fist bridesmaid,
Miss Alice Tricky and second bridesmaid
Miss Fannie Boone, while the best mau
was john Noble, brother of the bride The
ushers Were Ralph Smith and Will Nc
Ferran.
Tue bride wore pearl white satin du-
chess with plain flare skirt and plain bod
ice laced up the back, high stock collar
covered with spray Of orange blossoms aud
very full gigot sleeves extending over the
I'M hz IN, int ha rrrl.t
aud white satin slippers AID had epaulets
OF orange blossoms. Her hsir was worn
bigh aud a white tulie veil covered all
The dress.
The other ladies were all dressed in
dotted swiss with plain full skirts, big
puff d sleeves with bretelles over the
shoulders, and all wore white watering
sashes. The maid OF honor wore hat of
white chip trimmed III yellow rosebuds,
and carried flowers of the same kind.
The first bridesmaid had leghorn hat
trimmed with velvet rose, and carried pink
roses, while the second bridesmaid wore
one OF the same pattern, trimmed in cream
roses, and carried roses of the same color
Among the invited guests were the fol-
lowing: Messrs. and Mesdames Thomas
Tricky of Mulvane. George Mann, James
Ross, j. Heich. G. Z. Fullington, j. c.
Bentley, A. 7. Payne, c. NJ Campbell. w.
5. GarwOod, K NJ. Taylor. r. w. Rhames,
H A. Bliss, Misses Eva Dewey. Florence
Heich, Fannie Boone Laura Boone, Dora
Hendrickson, Jessie Bryan, Melton. Ro-
dolph, Kate Whey. Isle Brander, Nelson
McClees. Emma McClees. Ruby Wilbur,
Mesdames J. e. Lyerh, Watson, Mamie
Boone, S. G. Hendrickson, p. A. Johns
ton and Messrs. Fred Trickey of Mulvaue,
L. and H. Dewey. J. f. Craig, Rodolph, p.
G. Johnston. Guy Reynolds, VIII Meier
ran. A. n. McVicar, j. NJ. Fleming. Lee
Jerome, Ralph Smith, DR.. McClses and
Jessie McClees