The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-26
TWO YOUNG FOL K WE'D
Mr. BaIIing and Miss Fuller
Married thursday.
WILL LIVE IN Fl. SMITH
Ladies German Aid Society
viii Picnic.


home of the brides parents, 63S South To-
peka, Mr.. Eugene Balling >of Fort Smith,
Ark, was married to Mss Miss Daisy
Fuller. The officiating clergyman was DR..
Bradt Of the First Presbyterian church.
The ceremony was very impressive, and
the happy couple were warmly congrat-
ulated by their numerous friends. They
were the happy recipients OF many beau
tiful and valuable presents. The bride
wore a dedicate robe of pure white and
carried a bunch of daisies.
The floral decorations were lovely, the
bride and groom standing beneath a floral
wish-bone trimmed with delicate mar
guerites suspended above with festons Of
smilax, and the background studded with
palms and trailing vines. The wedding
march was beautifully rendered by Miss
Rena Shockey, while the bride and her
father marched from an adjoining room
to meet the groom beneath the floral Ge-
sign.
a sumptuoUs repast was served to the
invited guests and as the young couple
left the, house to take the $50 Frisco train
for ForL Smith. their future home, accom-
were met by the youths of the neighbor-
hood ,at the gate who showered them with
rice and good wishes.
Nj LBailing is a young man of promise,
being clerk for Mr.. Dun of the frisco
road. The bride was born and raised n
Kansas. and every one who knows her
loves Daisy" The best wishes of az
host of friends follow them TO their Kew
home.
Those,uresent were Mr.. and Mrs Henry
BalIing. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Balling Of
Newton. Mrs. Wilcox, Francis Wilcox and
Eva wilcox Of Emporia, Mrs. Eva Ran
dali, Miss SSteua Randall Laura Randall
and Ralph Randall of Madison, Kan,
Mrs. MAY Davidson and Fay Davidson CT
Cloverdale Kan, Miss Nellie Pau2h e
Sedgwick C6ty. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Blake,
Florence FUlIer. Louise Fuller, Lillian
Gish. Guy and Bert TrauX George h.
Fuller. Mr. Sniggs and Mrs. Katie Snisgs
of Alva, O. T, Jennie Fay Of Greaotl,
Kan. David johnson. A. c. SteuernaSle,
Lizzie Seton, Nellie Jennings, Iiena
shockey. Mr.. and Mrs. e. y. Walden, Net
tie Iavcock. Ethel Laycock and Mr.. and
Mrs. Sege.
PICNIC AT FECHHEIMER'S
On Friday evening, July 1, the seventh
annual social viii be held at Fechheimers
grove. given by the German Ladies In
denendsnt Aid society. All who have ever
visited one of these socials, and there are
few In Wichita who have not, will know
that good time awaits them, and the
ladies have spared no time nor labor to
make this. social as entertaining as usual.
There will be fine music, dancing 3ld
oil kinds of summer refreshments besides
sonoe novel features never before intro
d,,cad at a social in Wichita. The society
has done an unusual amount Of charity
work the past year and the social Is
,-i,,en to repleuish a most depleted treas
,,.v A cordial invitation is extended TO
oil 70 Feichheimer's grove on South
water street for Friday evening.
srDcwICK COUNTY NORMAL NOTES.
Miss Gussie y elson was visitor thurs
day. ..,.;. .,,or
Miss Anna Wicgand's arithmetic paper
-, tho besr of those handed in Wednes-
dav Prof. Bailey, says Miss Dora Hay
crafts are the nearest Of the examination
papers. u,
ON Thursday afternoon the storm pre-
vented the regular written work Of the
New names added 20 the roll since
wednesday are as follows: Raw Camp
bell. Bessie Richardson, James Tear FL
sip Maxwell. Mrs. c. 5. Hershey.
The enrolment for the first two weeks
Is l25.
prof Shedd. TIE Latin-Grcek teacher
of Lewis academy, listened to a recitation
or two Saturday morning
Of ha
aminers. was looking into Prof. Bailey's
methods for primary arithmetic classes
in the morning.
Prof Reuben s Lawrence, who had
lust completed his work in the Butler
county normal at FL Dorado, spoke TO
the students AT general exercises. COM
miserating them for being at the first
end" of a six weeks session while me
weather is so hot but giving them great
reimbursement in the work SO noby be-
gun. Prof Lawrence is the La.ir-'ireck
teacher at Emporia Presbyterian colleg
and has many friends in the institute.
Prof. Chester Adams also care N to
see many Of his former pupils and friends,
after most successful months work in
a normal institute at Iingman. Je SAYS
+. was the best he ever lttenlel the
Kingman teachers being so thoroughly
interested i'm their work. so perfectly
graded and having such excellent order.
Possibly We teachers might go ana 90
likewise" especially with reference to
communication between classes.
{. NJ. T.fer delivered the speech he has
been coming for the past two weeks. re-
citing RE merits Of the long list IF papers
he has the agency for. and obugingly Of
ferirg 10 obtain others If these do not iii
the wants and deple,e the pocketbooks
Of the teachers.
Rev. Bruce Griffith was a caller at the
academy on Friday afternoon.
Miss Bessie Hayes called 20 see some
Of the teachers Saturday morning.
Misses Charity and Matte Ellsworth
spent the morning al normal and the for
mer favored the teachers with beautiful
song which greatly pleased the audience
Her accompanies was Miss Fisher. who
afterward played a selection on the piano
We wish the young ladies would often
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