The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-25
Only Two Days left for Regis
tration.
THEY ARE Welded
MR. VERNE FRAZIER AND MISS
CORAL HARRIS MARRIED.
Last Night at the Home of the Brides
Parents. sO5 North Enporia Avenue
A Brilliant Assembiage Gather to See
the Wedding of These Two Well Known
Society People - The Residence Was
Ferns and Beautiful Flowers Their
Future Home in the Sedgwick Block.

| One Of the prettiest home weddings
that ever joined two loving hears was
that which united Mr.. Verne Frazier
and Miss Coral Harris last night at the
| home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. koz Harris at sos North Emporia
avenue. The beautiful home was like a
| fairy bower, sweet, fragrant flowers
were scattered in profusion throughout
the spacious parlors, enchanting. melod-
| ious music was waited to the ear, beau
| tiful women in gorgeous costumes and
gallant gentlemen were on every side.
The front parlor. where the ceremony
| was performed, was beautifully decor
ated with rubber and fur trees, palms
| and lilies. Toward the centre Of the
room a flower wishbone was suspended.
The wishbone was made of white car
nations and ar each end were two beau
tifut brides roses, festoons Of smilax
rddiated from the wishbone being
caught up and allowed to fall in grace
fui folds about the window. The dainty
while lilies peeped out from between the
palms ard nodded loving approval 10
the more stately roses which looked on
in rapt silence from the mantle.
At precisely o'clock 10 the sweet
strains OF Memberships wedding march
the bridal party descended the stairs,
preceded by little Miss Pang. who car
rled basket Of ferns and smilax. Pass
ing through the broad nall into the
pallor they stood directly under the
wish bone, where Rev. Bradt awaited
the bride and groom. In most i'm
pressiye and solemn manner Rev. Bradt
pronounced the words that united them
for life
During the ceremony Mr.. Arthur
Frazier, brother to the groom ana best
man, with Mr.. Vermillion Harris. broth
er of the bride, stood TO the right and
Immediately back of the groom. The
bridesmaids. Miss Maud Gertie and Miss
Lizzie Noble, stood on the left side
forming a V. Miss Nourma Harris,
sister Of the bride, was flower girl
The bride was attired in a very hand
some Empire gown fwhite brocade, en-
train. She carried a handsome bouquet
OF brides roses and orange blossoms
and wore long bridal veil. Miss Ger
tie was attired in becoming pink gown,
while Miss Noble wore gown of green
organdie. After the ceremony the couple
were the recipients of the most hearty
congra tulations and well wishes from
the many friends who were present.
Throughout the evening soft, enhancing
music was played, which, with the
mellow lights. gave a bewitching effect
to the scene.
In the dining room the decorations
were in keeping with the rest of the
house. The bridal table was in the cen
ter of the room. Suspended from the
chandelier were smilax festoons, inter
spersed with white carnations. which
were tied at each corner with white
satin ribbons on which laid large pink
La France rose. In the centre of the
table was large bouquet Of La France
roses. Appropriately scattered over the
table were wild ferns. The wedding
supper was both dainty and toothsome
The presents were numerous, being |
both useful and ornamental. There |
were pictures and piano lamps. silver |
and cut glass ware, books and too many |
other nice things TO enumerate.
The young couple have an elegant |
furnished apartment in the Sedgwick |
block. whele in the near future they |
will be at home to their many friends.