The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1896-03-27
WEDDING BELLS.
Married, at the NJ. E. church, Monday,
March %, at 8 O'Clock p. m, Rev.
David 8. VanGundy and Miss
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March %, at o'clock p. m, Rev.
David 8. VanGundy and Miss
Frances A. Wells, both of Kinsley.
The bride was attended by Miss
Ella Force, of Dodge City, Miss Myrtle
Rapp, Of KinsIey and Miss VanGundy,
Of Larred, heicr u. tie groom. TIE
groomsmen lie Mr. F. A. Hobble,
of Dodge City, Mr.. Fred Wells, twin
brother of the bride and Mr.. Elmer
Richardson.
The bride and bridesmaids were at
tired in white ami the groom and
groomsmen, the conventional black.
The wedding .narth Was played by
Miss Cha. .es, Ind the ceremony, which
united these young pc rIe t.r life,
was an impressive Oh, A., Rev. Van
Candy, of LaI.ed, bIolLer of tie
groom.
The church was filed to its utmost
capacity y, The fiji. nds of ne young
couple who showered congratulations
upon them after lhe conclLs.un of the
ceremony.
A reception was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Wells at their suburban
home, to the relatives and Il few init
mate friends. The house Was ii bow
er of flowers in which white roses and
violets predominated.
The uIIur . uanr was, of course, the
main feature ot the supper table aid
was beautifully decorated with white
rosebuds
Mr.. and Mrs. VanGundy left next
morning for the NJ. E. conference at
Wichita, where tney will remain ten
days and then go to Mr.. VanGundy;s
charge. which We ..ope will be Kins-
ley.
The newly married couple certainly
start in life under happy stars.
Rev. YANG undy has been pastor Of
the NJ. E. church here for almost a
year, and has made many friends and
no enemies, which Is the best thing
one can say of a minister of the gospel
Miss Wells has lived ard worked in
Kinsley for sevel"l years, where heI
lovely disposition aud pleasant m;tn-
ners have made her hosts of friends
They have ever! assurance OF a
happy life and one filed with go,oG
works, as their field Of labor is a V cry
broad one.
We with all their friends and acqua.in
tances offer them congratulations mt
good wishes.
Among the many handsome prese nt.
we Noticed the following. From ,;h'
father and mother uf the bride; be'd
room suite, book case, center table
parlor lamp and driving horse. MI
and Mrs. j. Wood; dinner set of gilt
edge decorated china dishes a d white
kid slippers. Fred Wells; silver but
! ter knife and iialf dozen silver nap.
kin rings. Mrs. j. VanGundy; bed
ding and a pair of linen towels.
Sisters of Mr.. V,nGundy; smyrna
rug, set of silver tea spoons and hand
som pair of handkerchiefs. Mrs. Hol
mes; white damask table cloth. Mr.
and Mrs. Mead; one dozen napkins
Bertha and May Mead; pair of da
mask towels. Mr.. and Mrs. c. L
Wells; bed spread. M. and Mrs. W
I. Wells china tea set, Eve pieces. E
Il. Wells and wife: toilet set, sever
pieces. MI. Rapp and wife; picture
frame. Lizzie Motifs; dresser scarf
Armand Offerle; glass salad dish. lren'
Teed: china olive dish. Ella Fore
and F. A. HObble; handsome weddin,
c ,rtificate, souvenir. Elmer Richard
son; china salad dish. l. II. PollOcl
and wife; salt and pepper shakers
W. C. KeeEer and wife; glass cak
STAND. Maud Steve.s; sI.>ei tooth picl
older. Mr.. Boettcher and wife; glas
water set. MantOn Schnatterlv an
wife; silver sugar spoon. Miss Barr, O
/. Cbiagu: linen handkerchief aud sill
tie. Sunday school class, taught b
Miss Wells; pair silver napkin rings
, Mrs. Susie Woods, of New York, bo
of flowers. Miss Cork. If LouiSan q
box of flowers. Emma Boelrcher, kai
SIS City: pOx of flowers Rev. Var
Candy and wife, of L'tri ed; box {
, flowers. Mrs. o. Z. Smith and Mr.:
2 Rummei; handsome bOQuet. -
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