The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-18


the groom the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Schacht, likewise influential and prosper
Gus farmers Of the same locality. Ed.
Heitschmidt, brother of the BRIDE as
groomsman, and Miss Minnie Schocht,
acted as bridesmaid. The wedding party
was the admiration Of the large COM
pany Of invited guests. About two hun
dred gathered around the "festal board"
The wedding gifts, numerous, beautiful
and useful, were displayed before the
company. A list of these follows: Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Heitschmidt, sewing
machine; Mr.. and Mrs. H. Schocht, ST.,
carpent and quilt and a table; Min
ME, Amanda and Alma Schocht, a COUCH
Walter Schocht, work basket; Mr.. and
Mrs. A. H. wilkins, silver castor; Willie
Melton and Clara Heitschmidt, glass set;
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hoffman, pillows and
bed spread; Mr.. and Mrs. John Heit-
schmidt, table cloth: Mr.. and Mrs. John
DRESSER, toilet set: Mrs VIM IfNssler
and family, fruit basket; Mr.. and Mrs.
G. H. Binger, set parlor chairs; Mr.. and
Mrs. Caese, oil painting; A. H. Stassen,
silver tea spoons; Hulda Pauling, al
bum; Mr.. and MraS H. o. Schroeder and
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Felchert, fine full dinner set; VIM. Starl-
sen, coat hangers; Mr.. and Mrs. R.
Strocke, silver coffee pot; Mr.. and Mrs.
Sauberli, set table and tea spoons; John
and Garrett Jaussen. clock; Frank Foster,
China tea set; Miss Matilda Jaussen,
cake stand; Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. E. Bur
field, glass set; Mr.. and Mrs. G. L.
Schmidt, cake plate; Miss Mary Peters,
berry dish; Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Wilms,
dinner set; Mrs. Ben Henry, sofa pillow;
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Wilmert, fine oil
painting; Emma and Ida Erhorn, table
cloth; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Schmidt, bed
spread; Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Groth, rug;
Paul Peters, fruit set; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Bender, Jr., fruit dishes; Miss Sarah
Sauberli table cloth; Miss Martha. Jaus-
sen, stand cover; MIR. and Mrs. Schroeder,
paper rock; Hege Jaussen, Jr., silver tea
spoons; C. T. Heinrich. silver berry
spoon; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bender, ST..
table cloth and towels; L. Bossing, tea
spoons; Miss Bertha Jaussen, berry dish;
Mrs. Dobrinski and son Charles, table
cloth; Emma and Hanna Bossing, picture
and towels: Mr. and Mrs P. o. Miller
and Mrs. and Mrs R. T. Rolp, center
table; Mr.. and Mrs. Hege Jaussen and
family silver butter dish and knife; Mr.. |
and Mrs. VIM. Milhagen, Jr.. parlor |
lamp; Mr. and Mrs. A. Groht, Sr., bible; !
Miss Hulda Peters table cloth; Mr. and |
Mrs. Herman Jaussen, bed spread; Adam |
and Rosa Dees, picture; L. Sauberli, pa
per rock: Mr.. and Mrs Henry Dreoge- |
meier, fancy table cover; Mr.. and Mrs. |
C. R. Schmidt. rocking chair; A Sauberli, |
parlor lamp; Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Heit-
man. table cloth; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. |
Ploog, wooden blankets; Richard Peters, |
fruit stand; Ed. Heitken, water stand;
Harry Brownlee, spice cabinet; Mr.. and |
Mrs Madison table cloth; Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Taner, pieced quilt and pillow shams;
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Shilter rocking chair; |
Miss Dena Jaussen, table cloth; Ed, Ida
and Adam MolIhagen, pickle dish; Mr..
Dobrisk. fruit and sauce dishes; julius
and VIM. Erhorn and Herman Myers,
parlor lamp; Charles Schmidt, sugar
bowl and pitcher; John Cohman, vases;
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Groth, carving set;
Miss Minnie Jaussen, silver card basket;
Mr. and Mrs. Zessler, china set; Miss
Mela Zessler, set knives and forks; Mr..
and Mrs. H E. Jauzen. set silver tea
set; Beatrice and Carrie Hall, parlor
lamp; Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Bossing, table
cloth and towels; Albert, Jacob and Ella
Roskam. rug; Miss Clara Vollmert, table
cloth; Mrs. Catzemeier, sugar bowl and
spoon holder; Mr.. and Mrs. Andy
Schmidt. sofa pillow and bed spread;
Mrs. Minnie Teubner, table cloth: Anil
Bender, paper rock; Miss Bertha Jaussen.
berry spoon; Miss Hanna Jaussen, fruit
picture; Mr.. and Mrs. Paeke and family,
glass set; William Schmidt, album: L.
Jaussen, water set; Mr.. and Mrs. J. H
Jaussen. dinner set, Mr.. and Mrs. r. c.
Williams, tea set: Mr.. Ben Henry, half
dozen hens an done rooster; Miss Min
ME Steinberg. table cloth; Mr. and Mrs
H. F. auling five dollars in gold; Mr. and
Mrs. Birhman, china bedroom set.
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