The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-31
MISS MILDRED HAYS
Married Last Night to Mr.,
Prints of Pennsylvania.
BRILLIANT SOCIAL EVENT
Rabbi Mayors Charge TO
Bride and Groom.
BRILLIANT SOCIAL EVENT

Prints, Of Sharon, Pa, was married to
Miss Mildred Hays of this city. The we'd
ding was one OF the most elegant social
functions ever seen in this city, and was
admirably conducted IN every detail, ac-
cordfng to the beautiful and Impressive
rituaHstie custom Of the Jewish reformed
church. The ceremony was performed by
Rabbi H. Mayer. pastor Of the Benal
Jehudah congregation Of Kansas City, Mo.
Promptly at o'clock Professor Blume's
orchestra, which was stationed in The
hallway leading TO the parlor, began Men
delssohn's wedding march, and the we'd
ding party emerged from the south hall
way, led by the ushers, who were Mr.
Frank CroIi, Mr.. Haas, NJ. Rosenblatt,
Mr.. Goldsmith, Mr.. Marx and Mr.. Kauf-
man. The ushers were followed by the
bridesmaids, VINO were Miss Ida Joseph,
Miss Fannie Prints Of Youngstown, Pa,
Miss Emma Levi OF Lawrence, Kan, Mss
Esther Kaufman and Miss Johanna Schott
Of this city. The procession was one Of
Respondent beauty. The bride, leaning
on the arm Of her father, was preceded
toy Miss Sadie Kaufman, as maid OF honor,
and was followed by little Guy Goldsmith,
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After the ceremony the orchestra again
started the wedding march and the bride
ana groom marcned TO the northwest cox
ner OF the room where lhel stood before
another large bank OF flowers and re-
ceiVed the congratulations NJ iheir uu-
merous friends At th-s time a messenger
entered handing Mr.. Prints over sixty
congratuiatory teiegra'ns from rs friends
great many coming from Germany ana
other foreign lands.
"A banquet was prepared in the dining
room and was partaken Of at 1880 The
dining room was also handsomely deco
rated IN elegant design. From each cor
ner or the room' leading TO the CENTER
was entwined asparagus plumosa fern,
and in the center where the bride and
groom sat, was suspended a huge bell
made Of fern, llacs and white roses.
The bride was sowned in a white satin
duchess, trimmed in real lace and lilies
of the valley. and wore bridal veil reach
ing to the floor. Miss Sadie kaufman.
maid Of honor wore white net and lace
and carried lilies. The other ladies were
dressed alike IN white. and each carried
AlieS OF the valley.
lie Io-'N Hs guests rom q distance