The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-29

present. The beautiful and impressive
Hebrew marriage ceremony was pro-
nou1ced by Rabbi Mayer Of Kansas City
After the ceremony had been performed
the entire party descended to the dining
room where a most elegant banquet was
spread. Mr.. and Mrs. Strauss will make
an extended tour of the eastern cities
and will then go to their home in Chi
cago.
CHANDLER-MILLER
A very quiet marriage took place
Thursday morning at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Chandler, 1874 North To-
peka avenue. Their daughter Miss
Mira Blanche, was married to Mr.. Ernest
II. Miller of Amarillo, Tex. The cere-
mony was performed at 1880 O'Clock by
Rev. A A Parker of the st. Pauls
church. At $40 NJ. and Mrs. Miller left
over the Santa Fe for Amarillo. where
Mr.. Miller has provided a home for his
bride. AT the train the Merry Maidens
had assembled to see their former com
rade off and Mrs. Miller boarded the
train amid showers of rice and old hroes.
Not satisfied with this, the Merry Mai
dens decorated the trunks and did every
thing else to make the newly married
couple as conspicuous as possible.
DALY-LAPPIN.
Mr.. John C. Lappin of St. Joseph, Mo-,
and Miss Anna Gertrude Daily of this
city were quietly married at the Pro-
Cathedral on Tuesday morning at s
o'clock in the presence of a large num-
Der of relatives and friends of the con-
tracing parties. The ceremony was per- |
formed by the Rev Father Then of this |
was served at the home fthe brides !
mother. The bride was attired in beau
tiful travelling costume, hat and gloves |
to match. Miss Bride Daily acted as |
bridesmaid and Mr.. Peter Daily as best |
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Lappin left for the |
east the same morning on a wedding trip |
and will be at home to their friends af- |
ter May "a in st. Joseph, Mo-, where they
will make their future home. Mr. Lap
pin is connected with the Nelson Morris
Packing company of that city and is a
man of sterling character and a first
class business man. Mrs. Lappin having
lived in this city since childhood needs
40 eulogy, her bright happy disposition
having won for her hundreds of admiring
friends. The many beautiful presents
they received sow that Mr. and Mrs. Lap
pin are highly esteemed
LITSEY-
Miss Mary Mickey Litsey and Mr..
Frank A. Mcpherson of this city were
married Friday evening at the home of
he brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mickey
If Howard, Kan. The brides father is
president of the National bank at How
lrd and presented Mr.. and Mrs. McPher-
son with 100 IS bills, which had Just been
ssued by his bank and which he as
PRESIDENT, had signed. MIR. Mcpherson is
/ salesman on c. r. Fulton's clothing {
tore. The McPhersons will be at home
It S25 South Market
TAHE MISSES JOHNSON.
One Of the most enjoyable events of the
week was the party given by the Misses
ohnson at their beautiful home on
North Waco avenue in honor of Mrs. |
cott, principal of the Eldorado high
ehools. The evening was pleasantly
pent in games. music and conversation.
he special feature of the evening was /
he recitations which were 50 ably rem
cred by Mr.. Scott At q late hour
ainty refreshments were served. The
uests were: Misses Johnstons. Mccoy
pencer, Slade. Thomson, Parker. Pres
IN and McElhany. Messrs. Scott. John
on, w. Parker. Bert Parker, Reed, Nc
oy and Preston
NAY DAY BALI.
The Central Labor union viii give :
rand May Day ball next Tuesday even
lg at the union hail on North Market >.
rect Music viii De furnished by NIL :
aopt's orchestra Ladies will be ad- :
lifted free and every gentleman Is urged :.
stretch up his escorting abilities as :
r as possible.
Since the Central union was Organized ;.
has given two dances each FEAR. one
I Labor day and the other on the frs
May. These balls have always 5aan :,
eat successes and every efsor<is being :,
ade 10 have the coming ban surpass =,
Z previous records. =
MR. AND MRS. Y. A. POST
Last Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs
A Post gave a dinner to the railway u.
'stal clerks Of the city. The home on y
oTth Water street was artdsticaIIy dec =
ated with spring flowers. The dinner n.
as very elaborate ard was served in a,
rec courses. Mr.. C. NJ Reed acted IS =
asst master and called for the following II
asts:
Twenty-Five Years IN the Railway Maj T.
'-vsee-Mr. II G. Rose.
The Public View OF the Nal Service r,
~. A. A, Parker. -
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