The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-28

1 De2Ee0 at the portals I0c Tic
organ burst forth in Tire strains of the
"Lohengrin" wedding march, TO which
the party marched down the aisle 10
the altar rail During the ceremony the
"Caveller.a Rusticana" intermezzo was
played softly, and the MsndelSshon we'd
ding march was played as the party
withdrew from the church. J. H Roth
and Edwin Elder, James McD0ugal and
Charles AcDougal, the ushers, led the
party in the order named, followed by
four bridesmaids, Miss Edith Bash and
Miss Lillian Rice walking together,
Mss Virginia Balance and Miss Mary
Ely, all but the last named being cou-
sins of the bride. Then came the brides
sister, Miss Jessie Balance, the maid OF
honor, followed by the bride on the arm
Of her father, AR. Charles Balance.
They were met at the altar by the
bridegroom and Mr.. Irwin Mcdowell OF
kChicago, best man, VINO entered from
the side vestibule, and the Rev. DR.. Sam
iuel Henderson Moore, pastor Of the
church The Episcopal ring ceremony
was impressively performed. The bride
wore a lovely white satin costume, with
l'chiffOr trimmings, the bridal veil, or
enge blossoms and carried bride roses.
! The first two bridesmaids wore white
| organdie, and the other two pale green
| organdie, all carrying La Franc roses.
The maid Of honor wore pink organdie
and carried La Franc roses.
BELL-CLOUD.
| Rev. NJ V. Burns spoke the words and
| recognized the vows in the marriage GER
emory Of Miss Anna Cloud and Mr..
( Charles Bell on Thursday evening at the
| residence of the brides parents. 314 Ohio
/ avenue The ceremony was a pretty
/ and impressive one and the decorations
for the occasion lent beauty to the
scene. Many beautiful and timely
presents were received by the couple as
well as hearty congratulations. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Bell.
AIR. end Mrs. 3. Cloud. Mrs. Lottie Mil
Ter Of Los Angeles, Cal; Mr.. Charles
Oliver, Mr.. Ohio Lennon, Miss Hat
tie Bell, Mr. N. H Cloud, Miss Mile
Cloud, Miss Fern Bell and Master Roy
and Asa Bell. Mr.. and Mrs Bell viii
be at home to their friends at 1721 South
Fifth avenue.
BALDWIN-F'RANK.
At Sioux CITY, Ia, the past week oc-
CURED the wedding of one of Wichita's
most popular young men, and one 20
whom viii go the well wishes Of all
that his marriage may be a happy one.
Reference is made to the marriage of
Mr.. Charles Baldwin and Miss Birdie
Frank of that city. The bride is spo-
ken of as a young lady Of the highest
accom- plishnents and of the noblest
lineage. The Sioux City Tribune closes
a long article with the following para
graph: After the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Baldwin went at once TO their new
home on Eleventh and Court streets.
which had been completely furnished
and fitted up, even to the repletion of
the larder."
CHASE-WEBKING.
At 401 South Popular avenue occurred
another happy wedding on Wednesday
evening where before hymeniaPs altar
stood Miss Belle Webl1ing and Mr.. Ed
win NJ. Chase, and responded to the
impressive words by Rev. Don S. Colt,
D. D., who pronounced them man and
wife. The happy couple left on the
morning train on a wedding tour en-
bracing Kansas City, Omaha, Colfax
Springs and other points. They win be
at home TO their friends after July Is
at their new home in Chicago. The
couple were the recipients of many
elegant wedding presents,
SONG RECITAL.
Miss EudOra Woods, with Miss Jessie
Clark as aocompanist at st. Johns
church on June 80. at $50. The follow |
ing is the program:
!. Arias-
(a) Verdi Pratt. Handel |
OBJ Lascla chic Pianga Handel |
2. Songs
(a) Hearts Delight. Gilchrist
(b) Hindoo Song. .Beneberg |
s. Arias-
(a) Una Voce POGO .Rossini
(o) Good Night. .Bar1H |
4. SOngs-...... -. ......
(a) The Better Land. Cowen |
Oh If But Knew. Wilson G.Smith |
5. Arid
My Heart a. Thy Voice. Saim- Saens |
OTHER SOCIAL EVENTS.
Mr., T. H. Griffith is convaiescent.
Mr.. Herbert Patterson is now at home |
George w. Adams is spending a few |
days in Newton.
The Misses Woody are visiting with |
friends in Oatviile.
Miss Pearl Murdoch Is entertaining
Miss Nora Mccarthy.
Mrs. Robert Smith has ieft for a
brief visit in Detroit.
Mr.. W. B. Throckmorton is spending
a few days in Topeka.
Mrs. J. 7. STenier is recovering from |
a long siege Of sickness. I
Miss Florence fuller is visiting rela- I
tives in Greenwood county.
Mrs. s. L. Hastings will return from
her visit in California. today.
Mfrs. Dr.. Kirkwood is spending a few
days in Arkansas City with friends
Mrs Ella Blair, who has been visit
ing in Winfield, returned Thursday.
Miss Harriet Magin has returned
from snort stay in Coffeyville, Kan.
Mrs Charlson viii entertain the Ia
dies Of the Round Table next Friday.
The Misses Horner Of AIontezuma. Ia.
are visiting their uncle, John Menden-
hall
Air. George Berghman was surprised
by party OF friends last Tuesday ev-
ening.
Miss Florence Griffith of salt Lake
City. Is the guest OF Miss Agness Da-
wilson.
Dr.. and Mrs. Matthews are attending
the Dental association at Excelsior
Springs.
Miss Myrtle Pritchard Is learning 70
ride wheel OF which she is the proud
possessor.
A picnic VIII - given in the near fu-
ture 2y the Cycling club and the Cy-
cling Ten.
Mr. and Mrs. A Piele are spending
few Of the hot weeks IN Salt Lake
City, Utah.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. J. l. Over
WITH entertain the Ladies Afternoon
Whist club.
The latest social gossip says a young
minister VIII soon we'd q popular young