The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-07
TWOHEARTSUNITED
NIB. sEADINGBR AND MISS STAY
B0UeH MARRIED THURSDAY,

Bride and Groom Under q Leafy Bower
are United for Life by Rev. Anderson OF
Halstead - The Brewer Home Wal
Beautifully Decorated for the Occasion
Delicious Wedding Supper Served
After The Ceremony-Mr Rohrbaugh
Entertains His Sunday School Class
Friday Night-Other Society Events.
The Brewer home on Ida avenue was
the scene Of a very pretty wedding last
Thursday evening, in which Miss BERTHE
NJ. Slaybaugh and Mr.. Fred A Shading
er were the participating parties, and
Rev. J. w. Anderson of Halstead was the
officiating clergyman. The grateful odor
of carnations and other choice flowers
filed the rooms which were most beauti-
fully decorated
Promptly al o'clock the bride and
groom tok their places in a leafy bower
formed OF palms and ropes of smilax and
the pastor in a most impressive manner
spoke the mystic words which formed
becomingly atired in a gown of brown
novelty goods with mousseline de sole
and lace trimmings. She wore white
rosebuds. After congratulations were ex-
tended the guests were ushered into the
dining room to partake Of the wedding
supper as prepared by Mrs. Brewer. The
following Is the menu:
Pressed Chicken. Olives.
Cranberry Sauce.
Bread and Butter. Pickles.
Ice Cream, Assorted Cakes.
Bon-bons.
Coffee.
The decorations Of the table were in
keeping with the other decorations Of the
house They consisted of carnations, |
chrysan.hemunls, smilax and fern leaves. |
The flowers and ferns were scattered ar !
Tisticaily over the white cloth. The wed
ding gifts are deserving of special men,
ton and consisted principally of all man
ner Of table service in china, cut glass
and silver.
Mr. Shadinger is well known among
the travelling men as a man of excellent
qualities, while the bride has made many
warm friends during her stay in Wich-
tia The silken cord of ma trimony has
thus united most deserving pair, whose
lives henceforth may be only peace and
joyous bliss is the wish OF all
MRS. WARDS WHIST PARTY.
Mrs. B. A. Ward entertained on Thurs
day afternoon at her home on North
Waco avenue in honor Of her sister, Mrs.
T. D. Bort OF Flint, Mich. The amuse-
ment Of the afternoon was whist, which
Was highly enjoyed by those present. The
house was beautifully decorated with a
profusion OF palms and different vari-
cites Of chrysanthemums. Vases filed
with odorfferous cut flowers aided in the
decorations. Misses Margie Knorr, Mar
yaret Brown, Essie Ward and Anna ,
Brown kept the score and served the
luncheon. The score cards and the re-
-resfrments were carried out in pink and !
brown. Mrs. o. II. Bentley and Mrs.
harles Knorr carried off the favors of )
ne day, dainty silver trfnkets. The in
7ited guests included Mesdames W. 5.
Corbett, l. R Corbett, r. L. Millison, c. |
W. Brown, ]. L. Dyer, Murray Meyers. G
W. knorr, Charles Knorr, F. W. Woods, I 7
3. L. Churchward, S. B. Amidon, II. Z. ]
Kramer, ]. W. Arbogast, L. R. Sherwin, !
-harles Mosbacher, Cash Henderson, C. $
!. Cchn, Homer Caldwell, o. II. Bentley, 2
!. 0. Davidson, Foster Brook, L. NJ. Rich J
rdson, I. J. Griffith, C. Luling, S. H. J
Ashton, - Ashton, ST., c. ]. Fuller. - y
'estard, Fred Games, Walter Dyer, w. )
:. Stout. G.. NJ Dickson, NJ W. Johnston. \
". w. Pearce, E. YAH, Coler Sim, C. L.
Davidson, D. Dale, F. G. Smyth, Jr., Geo. n
H. Hettinger, 1. NJ. Houck, S
rank Tafbert, Finlay Ross, ]. H. Bon ]
ann, NJ. s. Van Dusen. Fred Robertson. {
: j. Fletcher, E a. Austin, c. Y. Fer a
uson, A. W. Stillwell. G. V. Wells, Ones
r Adams, j. ]. Mcnamara, w. E Jett
nd E. A. Drummer and Misses Hattie h
'oyes and Monte Dunbar n
MR.. BOLT ENTERTAINED. 2
The home of Mr. VIM. Bolt at 429 North d
aWrSnce avenue, was the scene of a L
ost enjoyable Halloween party on Oc-
Der so. The evening was devoted TO
lines. after which a delicate luncheon P
as served. Those present were: Mr.. &C
ID ldrs. w. J. Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs
ilrren Bolt, Misses Eva Gore, Jenny P
Il Igsht, Addie Cox, Bessie Stewart, | V
IL lie Herdic, Grace Gore, LaRue Hor- o
r Maude Clark. Mamie Wagner. An
J f 'aught, Mabel Smith, Viola NickoI- D
4 a nd Sadie Worth; Messrs: Meade.
ugh :, Guy Burkholder, Lou Clark. L
oTge Dennis, Frank Maxwell, Willie
mple, +. Stanton. Jim Dugan, Harvey "
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