The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-09-10
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Star Of the eOrient-Berhlehem's Star,
Guide OF the wise men who came from
afar;
Bright in thy beauty, grand IN thy glory.
Bearing TO mortals, the heaven-sent story.
OF the advent OF Jesus, the wonderful
Born in stable. and laid in manger!
Star of the East. the bright skies adorn-
Ing.
Roll on in thy splendor, precursor Of
morning,
Grand herald of hope that bears to each
The news Of the birth of the Prince OF
Salvation,
OF Christ the Messiah, the great Mediator.
Between sinful man and God his Creator.
Bright Star Of the Bible-a halo Of glory
Is shed from thy beams upon biblical
Of Jesus the Savior, and Mary the mother.
OF Martha, and Mary, and many another,
Whose names and whose fame, enrich his
And float, ike rich incense. adown all the
ages!
Oh. Star Of the eSavior-rniraculous star.
Guiding the magi from regions afar,
Leading the wise men, shedding Hght on
their way,
To the place rendered sacred, where the
young infant lay,
IleTe Cle SinRte OoAA--Ci ~ -~0' -
was unfurled.
The banner OF hope to a stn-stricken
worldl
DEDICATION NOTES.
Eighteen hundred seats have been
placed in front OF the building TO be oc-
cupied during the dedication services.
The banks will close at noon in defer
euce to the dedication ceremonies.
All the hotels will commence TO serve
dinner at IL o'clock.
The ladies Of Pocahuntas gave a soclal
ct Zeininger hall last night that was We
attended. Those who were present had
a good time, judging from the peals OF
merriment heard by those who passed
by.
All members Of Albert Pike lodge No.
3o3, A F. & A M, are requested 10
meet at the hall this afternoon at
o'Iock sharp in order to form for the
parade E. E. Bleckley, W. NJ
All members of Mt Olivet comman-
derry are requested to meet at the asy-
lum in full uniform today at 1880 p m
sharp. All visiting Sir knights, VINO
are provided with uniform, are courte-
ously invited 20 fall in with Mt. Olivet
commandery, and Will be assigned posi-
tions in the ranks by reporting TO the
captain general, Sir knight L. n. Het-
finger.
Mrs. Lottie z. Trouslot, a leading
member OF the Eastern Star, arrived
from Newton yesterday. She is one OF
the hardest workers among the ladies
of Kansas, in the interest of Masonry.
In Difference to the mayors proclama,-
ton and in order that as many as pos
sit,he may attend the dedication OF the
Masonic Home, the banks Of this city
will close at noon today.
Among the prominent arrivals yester-
day was DR.. ]. S. May Of Hutchinson.
who is Always on time in Masonry and
politics, having served both faithfully
for more than a quarter OF century
working strictly on the square and the
sound money platform
DEuAvEN AND CLAPP
Wedding Of Two Young People In This
City Last Night.
Married-Wednesday Sept. 9, at high
noon, at the home of the brides parents.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. DeHaven, on River
view avenue. this city, their daughter.
Miss Beatrice TO Mr.. Alva Clapp OF
Conway Springs, Kan The ceremony
was performed by Rev. E Brown Of
that city. The bride was arrayed in a
handsome costume OF Paris muslin,
trimmed in lace. She wore an elegant
bouquet OF roses and was pronounced
one of the Ia andsomest brides ever seen
in the Peerless Princess. The groom
was dressed in conventional black and
showed how proud he felt over the con-
summation Of his hopes by his digni-
fed manner and pleasant countenance-
Mr.. Clapp Is a hardware merchant OF
Conway Springs, and one OF the rising
young business men OF the southwest
He is also popular member OF social
and literary circles where he lives
Miss DeHaven had only been n Wich-
tia a little more than two years, but in
that time she had made a host OF very
warm friends, and viii be greatly miss
ed in eoc.al and literary circles where
she has become deServedly popular.
The happy couple enjoyed an elegan.
breakfast with the few friends and rela-
tives present and with many congratu-
lations and heartfelt wishes for future
happiness departed for their new home
in Conway Springs, where they Will re-
ceive their friends after Sept. 20. The
following were the relatives and i'm
mediate friends present: Mr. and Mrs.
P. J. Clapp. Conway Springs; Mrs. 5.
CIapp. Cherryvale; Mr.. and Mrs A An
dersol, Mrs. Carl Klein. Mrs. John Hen
derson, Mss Bissantz, Mr.. H z. Copper.