The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-07
HEARTSARE UNITED
TWO FAIR DAUGHTERS OF WICHITA
MARRIED LAST NIGHT.
Miss Harriet johnson Goes to the Pacific
slope rs Mrs. Cooper, where a Splendid
Home Awaits Her-Miss Hays to Live
Near Her Old Home-Weddings At
tended by Many Prominent Wichita
People-Profusion of Flowers, Fine
Decorations, Fashionable Costumes,
Music and Flashing Diamonds

Music and Flashing Diamonds.
| AT the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. ".
W. Johnston, Sr., 1215 North Emporia
avenue last evening occurred one OF
the most pleasant social events Of the
season It was the occasion of the
wedding Of the youngest daughter Miss
Harriet, to Mr.. Alfred Cooper OF Los
Angeles, Cal
Promptly at O'Clock, Shaw's orches-
ira behind a screen OF palms began the
march ''Ithalf' by MendeIssohn, played
in the sweet tones characteristic OF the
piece. The bridal procession imn1edi-
ately appeared at the head of the stair
way, which was beautifully decorated
with vines and ported palms through
out its entire length.
First appeared the little niece and
nephew Of the bride. little Miss Mary
Walker. attired beautifully in white
SIX, white organdie and pink ribbons.
and Master Wyiie Daniels in brown
velvet They bore the white ribbons
which divided the bridal party from
the guests 1mmediat ely following
came the groom accompanied by Mr.
Charles L. Johnston, brother of the
bride, as best man. Next in order
came Messrs. Bruce Priddy and Walter
Vincent as groomsmen, followed by
Misses Myrtle Sluss and Gertrude
Thomas as bridesmaids. Immediately
following came Miss Jessie Kendall as
maid Of honor and lastly the bride alone
Inc party proceeded down the stairs
and into the north drawing room,
When half way across the room the
bride was met by the groom and the
bridal party arranged themselves be-
fore a background of palms The GER
emory was performed by the Rev De-
vid Winters, while the orchestra played
the beautiful old melody Then You'll
Remember Me-
After the congrat ulations. several of
which arrived by wire exactly at the
proper time. strange TO say, the bridal
party and guests partook Of a very
dainty and elegant wedding supper
The brides table as we'll as the parlor
was decorated with white crysanthe-
NUNS, orange blossoms and white satin
ribbons; Of which the two former. were
shipped from California, especially for
this occasion.
The bride looked lovely in her neat
and simple gown Of white satin DOUGH
csc, trimmed in chiffon, pearls and or
ange blossoms.
The maid of honor wore lovely
gown of pale pink satin, and the brides
maids, Miss Thomas, appeared in pale
blue satin under white organdie: and
Miss Sluss, pale yellow satin under
white organdie and yellow roses.
The presents were numerous and
beautiful, consisting OF fine embroidery
beautiful etchings. lovely china, rich
cut glass and solid silver.
Besides those already mentioned
were Messrs. and Mesdames T. C. VIII
son, c. E. Sharpe, II. L. Gordon, Ed
Vail, Homer Caldwell, W. S. Cooper
and Mrs. Robert Rogers of Pasadena.
Cal; and Mrs. Dorsey. Also Misses
Potts, Bone. Larimer Lewis, Jocelyn,
Carpenter. Vincent, Hettnger, Walker,
Elsie Woodman and Beatrice Thomas
The young gentlemen present were
Messrs. Jim Vincent, Harry Walker,
and Masters Joe Daniels and David
Winters, jr., besides the members OF
the family.
The groom is an energetic and sue
cessful attorney of Los Angels, Cal
and appears as a very genial and re-
fined gentleman. The bride needs no
enconium in this vicinity, and all unite
in wishing them a hearty bon voyage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper left on the north |
bound Santa Fe for an extended tour
through the west, ending at Los Ange- |
les, where a beautiful house awaits !
make IL their future home.
REHA1HAYS NUPTIALS-
A happy band Of friends and acquaint |
ances of Mr.. and Mrs W. W. Hays as
seubled at their rooms in the SedgwicS |
block last evening 10 witness the mar |
rage Of their daughter, Fl. Anna, to l
Mr.. Walter Rehm. the popular agent 1
Of the Rock Island at Haysville.
Promptly at 8 o'clock the bride and |
groom entered the room and stood fac /
ing the Rev. Don 5. Colt, who in a beau |
tiful and impressive ceremony pro-
nounced the words that united the two |
hearts one, and asked the blessing of /
God upon the union thus contracted.
The bride was attired in a handsome I
brown travelling dress trimmed in lace 4
and ribbons, and carried a boquet OF I.
white flowers. The groom was dressed .
IN conventional black.
After the ceremony all repaired 70 the 1
two rooms where a bOunJi-
full repast was full discussed and en-
joyed.
The bride was born and raised in
Sedgwick county and is known. loved
and esteemed by all who have the
pleasure OF her acquaintance. She is
highly accomplished and has taken an
active part in social gatherings. She is
known for her active part in charitable
association. and always had a kind