The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-04
THEY ARE Welded
DYER-ZEININGER NUPTIALS SOL
ENNIZED WEDNESDAY.

Superipteodent Dyer Of the City School
Marries Miss Annie Zeinineer OF tn
high Schooi-Many Friends OF tho Con
tracing Parties Present to Witness tn
Happy Evens-Both Well and Favor
ably Known in Musical and Edacations
Clrcles-They Left on an Extende,
Wedding Tour.
On Wednesday evening last at
o'clock. Professor Frank r. Dyer ent
Mis- Annie Zeininger were united il
marriage a: the home OF the brides par
DR.. Bradt Of the First Presbyterian
church officiated. A large attendance
OF intimate friends and relatives were
present at the beautiful ceremony.
Elaborate floral decorations Of the
seasons daintiest, enhanced the two
front parlOrs and library. Pink FREEDOM
mated in the parlor, white in the nex'
and yellow IN the library.
At O'Clock sharp the wedding party
descended the stairs to the music OF
Mendelssohn's wedding march, which
was rendered by Miss Persis Russell and
AIR. Frank Higgins Misses Daisy and
Lillian Zeininger, as bridesmaids. led
the bridal party. Miss Grace Morris. as
maid Of honor, and A. o. Boyle acted as
best man. The bride and groom took
their places in the north bay window Of
the parlor. The parlor was tastely dec
Grated and presented a most BETTING
appearance, being a background Of
white over which were festoons Of trail
ing vines. Above was a horseshoe Of
white carnations under which the bridal
party stood The bride wore a beautiful
gown of mousellaine de sole over white
silk. she carried a handsome bouquet
OF bridal roses. The groom wore the
usual conventional black. Mr.. Dyer has
made an exceptionable reputation for
himself. both in educational and church
circles Being a gentleman Of ability, he
has had ample field to give a practical
demonstration, which hs~%as done in a
most satisfactory manner. Miss Zeinin-
ger is well known in musical and educa-
tfonal circles and is most highly loved
and esteemed by host of friends who
wish her all The joy Of this life.
Miss Grace Morris, as maid of honor,
was beautifully gowned in white organ
dy over pink, and the Misses Lillian and
Daisy Zeininger wore most becoming
costumes Of white organdy over yellow.
After the ceremony wedding supper
was served the gathered guests and the
brides table in the dining room, garn-
tshed in daisies, was certainly a thing
OF beauty.
Little Misses Oasie Bergman, Fern
Husey and Pearl Winch rendered as
sistance in the hall and dressing room.
After congratulations and good byes
Mr.. and Mrs. Dyer left at O'Clock on
"Wednesday night over the Missouri Pa
cific for Ohio, Milwaukee, Iowa and a
trip ever the New England states. A
number of friends escorted them to the
train
ENTE:RTAINS THE PICKwICKS.
Miss Georgia Mccoy Of North Law
renee avenue, who has such a decided
reputation for hospitality, was hostess
last Monday 20 a most pleasant and in
4erestlng afternoon, given in honor of
Miss May Wylie Of Denver, and the
''Pickwick club" of which Miss Wylie is
one of the original members Mrs. Nc
Coy, Mrs. Todd and recently Mrs Piatt
constitute the honorary membership OF
this literary club Of young ladies, and
have always felt a sincere interest in the
excellent diversion which the club has
chosen.
All who were fortunate enough to be
present Monday afternoon pronounce the
program as rendered one of the most in
etructive and highly enjoyable to
which they ever listened. Shortly after
the arrival Of all, Mrs Mccoy announc-
ed that the program would be in the
hands of the Pickwick club, whereupon
the president, Miss Fode Stanley, arose
and said: Silence in Pickwick hail.
The secretary then called the roll TO
(which the young ladies responded with
quotations from standard authors after
which the program. which follows, was
rendered In most delightful manner.
Piano duet..Hattie Stanley, Bessie Innes
Reading Jean Ross
Violin Solo Edna Stillwell
Composition Blanche Imboden !
Vocal Solo Fode Stanley |
Reading Mary Biting |
piano Solo May Wylie |
The program finished. several after |
talks followed by ladies present who |
wished to express their unbounded adj |
mira ton for the excellent work and |
productions of this club of young ladies. |
Mrs. Hersey delighted all present by a |
icvr ffs mi to1 -o-lr af
women and club girls. The general idea |
OF her remarks was that the much talk
ed Of new woman had not arrived. but |
was being evolved from clubs similar to |
the Pickwicks. and with such an evolu- |
rion what could we not expect in the |
cultiva ted world?
The appropriate and fitting subject. |
xviii You Lift or Will You Leap?" up
on which Miss Helen Aherne discoursed, |
was most clever production of excel /
lent thought and pleasing presentation,
and Mrs. /. n. Singer will ever live in
the hearts Of the young ladies by reason
OF her fascinating talk on Motion"
Mrs. Mccoy announced that the re-
mainder of-the program would be in the
hands OF the Pickwicks
The program completed, the Pickwicks
proposed most hearty vote OF thanks
20 their hostess, Mrs. Mccoy, for the
extreme kindness. after which the presi-
dent OF the club presented the visiting
Miss May Wylie. with a large
photograph Of the Pickwick en- groupe
Invited friends were: Mesdames Wylie,
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