The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-30
HUSBAND AND WIFE
Miss Daisy Franklin and
Ernest Swain United.
SURPRISE PARTY GIVEN
To George, Ralph and Edwin
Bark Thursday

season was the marriage OF MISS Odl7s
Franklin and Mr.. Earnest Sawin. wnich
took place at the residence of Mr.. anG
afrs. ii. NJ Oldridge near Derby at high
noon on Wednesday. October 26, 1885,
Miss Emma Krieble presided at the or
gan. As the sweet strains of the We'd
ding march sounded through the rooms
The bridal party descended the stairs.
They were met by Rev. Frank Mccormick
who led the way into the parlor. The
marriage ceremony was beautiful and i'm
pressive.
The bride and groom were attended by
2Ir and Mrs. Henry Martin, intimate
friends who were married quite recently.
as soon as the ceremony and congratula-
lions were over, the entire company were
invited out upon the lawn before the
house, where photograph was taken
A. l o'clock the party sat down 10
rumptuous wedding feast. Cutters orches-
ira. Of six musicians, enlivened the din
ner hour with varied program Of must
cal selections.
Sixty-seven guests were present, and
many others who mad been invited sent
regrets at their inability to attend.
The bride looked very sweet in her gown
of white cashmere, which was eiaborately
trimmed with white brocaded silk, lace
and pearl passamenteries. Her veil was
sastened with q wreath of snowy flowers.
and she carried a bouquet Of roses and
carnations.
Mrs. Henry Martin wore her wedding
gown Of pale blue cashmere, made up with
white silk and pearl garnitures.
Mrs II. NJ. Oldridge, the brides mother,
wore black satin with jet trimmings.
There were a number of beautiful and
dainty wedding gifts. Those received from
guests who were present We're:
Dinner set of 100 pieces. from Mrs. H. NJ.
Oldridge; set of lace curtains. ROwen
rankin; silver knives and forks, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sawin; set of silver spoons, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cavis; individual salt and pepper set,
Earl Cavls: glass fruit dish. Grace Sawln;
vinegar cruet, lone Sawin; toothpick hold
err Clyde Sawin; cracker dish. Pearl Saw
in; table cloth, Mrs. Russell; spice cab
met. Mr.. Laurie silver plated teapot,
with embroidered tea-cosy and mat. Mrs
Laurie; tail brass banquet lamp Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Martin; silver butter knife
and sugar shell, viii and Arthur Sawin;
Mamie Freshman; table CLOTH Mrs. Smil-
ey; silver cold-meat fork, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lon Smiley; table cloth. Mrs. R. Haughey;
water set and tray. Reno and Rilla Haug-
hey; decorated China banquet lamp, Mrs
Sophie Chaser; gloves, Mr.. Mcpherson;
glass cake stand. Mrs. H. Reid; decorated
glass lamp, Mrs. Beck; silver butter knife
and sugar spoon, Alta Beck; set of nap
kins Rev. and Mrs. Frank Mccormick;
carving set and bread knife, Fredonia
Wells; velvet rug, DR.. and Mrs Dixon:
China cake plate, Grace Winslow; decor
ated China sugsrbowl, Mrs. Nettie Green;
decorated Porcelain cuspidor Mr.. Tom
Green; decorated case OF perfumery, Jno
Glaser; syrup cup, Mrs. Salmon: silver
and glass pickle jar. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Els
wick; bed spread, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Dadisman; silver sugar shell, Geo. Mach
trieh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Sawin will re-
main at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H NJ
Oldridge a short time, and will then make
their home in Derby. The best wishes of
many friends follow them into their new
Hfe.
SURPRISE PARTY.
George. Ralph and Erwin Buck were
visited by a pleasant surprise party at
their nome at 1851 Fairview avenue last
Thursday evening. Refreshments were
served during the evening. Those present
were; Misses Aiaude Spencer. Martha
Smith. Clara Bowers. Frank and Lillian
Hutchinson. Anna Mahana. Burniece But
Her, Clara and Mary Cousley. Estella Burk.
May Grams and Winnie Clark Messrs.
George, Ralph and Erwin Burk, Ray
McComb. Frank Buckridge. Alph and Ed
ward Conklin. John Ayers. Victor and
VIII Bowers. Tom Clara. Ism ShuelIer and
Arch Barnes.
DEGREE OF HONOR SOCIAL.
Peerless Lodge. No. 6S. Degree of Honor.
according 10 custom rendered an especial
ay fine program last Friday evening after
short business session.
The special committee consisted of
Nessrs. Mcdonald and Dauson. The elo-
cutiona-y renditions by the Misses Taylor
received hearty applause and \. A. Rec
side acquitted himself in 6is usual grace
II manner The screene work of the 4
.. [. v. was given. accompanied by a
chorus Of voices which added greatly 70
the scere. Especially appreciated were
the vocal selections rendered 10y Felix
McNeal, an author and composer Of Crea;
ability. whoSe voice delights all who hear
him. He was ably accompanied by Prof
Charles Eoal. \ piano solo by Miss Tay-
ior was credihly rendered. While the
crowd was enjoying The hospitality OF the
com mittee they We're treated TO a ghost
wall; from our sister degree. Queen City
80 y. which was great surprise. Dur
ing The evening popular selections were