The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-18
THEY ARE UNITED
MARRIAGE OF WELLS VI. MILLER
AND MISS LUCY T. BRYANT.

At $50 Last Evening E;ev. Busser of Em
poris, Kan, Pronounced the Beautiful
Episcopal Ceremony Which United thu
Lives of Two of whehits's Most Popu
lar Members of Society-The Ceremony
is Witnessed by Large concourse OF
Friends Who Meet tn Bid Them GOD
speed Upon the Journey of Life.
Among the many June weddings
which have been and are TO be, one OF
the most beautiful was solemnized al
the elegant home of Colonel and MIS-
Montgomery Bryant, 14SS North waco
avenue, at $50 O'Clock yesterday even
ing. and the two who joined hearts and
hands 70 travel life's pathway together
was Miss Lucy Bryant, only daughter
of Colonel and Mrs. Bryant, and Wells
w Miller. son Of c. R. Miller, the well
known citizen Of this city.
The marriage ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. S. E Busser, rector Of the
Episcopal church of Emporia, and was
performed with all the beauty and sol
emnity characteristic of that church.
The rooms were deliberately decorated
with cut flowers and ported plants and
was veritable bower of beauty.
The bride was radiant in white satin
and lace, and carried brides roses. The
groom was dressed in the conventional
black Miss Minnie Macken was flower
girl and acquitted herself of her beauti-
ful task with grace and dignity. Miss
Kathryn Monahan of Leaven worth was
bridesmaid and was second only 10 the
beautiful bride in point of loneliness.
Mr.. Dale Snively was best man, and
all that could be desired in that very
trying capacity.
The bridal party entered the parlors
TO the music Of Mendlessohns' wedding
march, played by Ralph Dunbar and
Miss Alpha. Galloway.
After the ceremony and congra tula-
tons the guests repaired to the lawn,
which was lighted with Japanese lam
terms. and with tables and chairs scat
tered everywhere, and here the wedding
supper was served TO the multitude Of
guests to the music Of the orchestra and
the much sweeter music of happy voices
and merry laughter.
Mr.. Miller has lived in Wichita for
twenty years; has grown up and been
educated in this city, and is a splendid
specimen of what all young men Of the
Peerless Princess should be-honest, up
right and a good business man. He
has been in business for himself several
years and bids fair to be one of the lead
ing men Of the city.
The bride is the only daughter of
Colonel and Mrs. Montgomery Bryant
- Oh afF1er Nd hoo 1n+i hi
young lady. She has only lived in this
city about two years. her parents COM
ing here from Fort Sill, I. T. But in
that short time she has identified her
self with the best class OF people, and
led captive the most eliga.ble young
man in town. She is devoted to church
work and is a leading spirit IN all the
work Of her church; sweet, gentle and
kind and well qualified by nature to be
a heipmate in the trueSt sense of the
word 70 her husband.
Mr. and Mrs. Miller left on the II
O'Clock Santa F'e train for Kansas City,
Colorado Springs, Glenmore and other
Colorado points, and will be al home
20 their friends July Is, at 1882 Park
Place avenue
Among the guests present to witness
the ceremony and extend the happy
couple their hearty congratulations
were; Messrs and Mesdames Fletcher,
Mrs. ". n. Murdoch, Lsrimer, Keck,
West, c. H. Luling, c. E. Potts, V. A
Ma cken, Alley, Phillips, Hendricks, c.
r. Miller, George Miller, L NJ. Carter,
Victor Murdoch. B. H. Campbell, Ford,
and Misses Pearl Murdoch. Mabel Lari-
mer, Butler, Marie Luling, Helen Car
penter Abbie and Emma Potts, Kate
and Lizzie Monahan OF Lsavenworth,
Maggie Fagin. Mamie Macken, Maize
Alley. Pheobia Alley. Mabel and Helen
" ST, Acquilla Hettinger. Grace Nc
Afs'ns, Elva Walker, Jennie and Ma
3FcClung, Helen and Alice Phillips.
rr3 Hendricks. Lydia Mills, Jessie
C.rrse Ala Galloway and Messrs How
ara l-, Claude Bsrimer. Orion Shoe
l.aksE Claude Alley. Dale Snlvely.
Charles Phillips. Charles and Chester
Campbell Erwin Ford, Rev. Z. S. Bus
seq g. d Mrs. Seary of Topeka.