The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-20
eLENN-sANDERs NuPrIALs
Wichita Lady Welded to Prominent
Arizona Man.

Married. at the home of the brides
brother, G. NJ Glenn. by Rev. Thos. NJ
Cornenison, pastor OF the Dodge Avenue
NJ. E. church. Miss Clara S. Glenn OF
Phoenix, Arizona. and Mr.. George W
Sanders. OF Wickenhurg, Arizona Tn,
good viii and cheer which prevailed, ren
dered It a happy event The guests in at
tendance were Messrs. and Mesdames Ru.
dolph Hatfield. c. X. Freeman. I. Slip
pich. a. G. Breese and the Misses Howen.
stein Of Wichita. Miss Ella Walker Of
Webb City. No, and Mr.. w II. h Kee-
ney OF Salina. Kansas. Many valuable
tokens OF appreciation and esteem wers
presented by those present, and by other
friends outside the city.
The bride was attired IN a cream tint
ed costume. the material being ''Hosey''
cloth-made in the Ph:lipsrtsl from IN,
fiber OF the banana, and IS peculiarly
like silk in texture and appearances. The
yoke was OF Battenburg. The ladies
were presented with souvenirs OF "Ho-
sey'' cloth.
The groom was dressed in the reg1ia-
ton black. Mr. Hatfield very appropri-
ately suggested that the souvenirs for
the gentlemen should be ''g0ii brick5'
from the Vulture mines. OF which Mr.
Sanders Is president. Should Il be acted
upon later they will not be OF the green
goods" variety.
Following the ceremony refreshments
were served, after which pleasant ac-
quaintances were formed by the bride and
groom. both Of whom were strangers IN
the city.
Nj and Mrs Sanders have left FOR Chi
cago, where they win be the guests Of
the directors Of the Vulture. From there
they viii go 20 Buffalo. New York City
and other places OF interest. They win
also visit Cleveland. where Mr.. Sanders
will be the ranking officer OF the depart
ment OF Arizona az the G. a. r. encamp-
ment. lie Is a senior vice commander Of
that department. He VIII also partici-
pate In the reunion OF his old regiment
Barnetts First Ohio Light Artillery.
which entered the war Of the rebellion
with 1879 men and emerged with 30.
The bride IS native OF lows. but for
many years has resided IN Kansas. Her
health failing. she went 70 California.
and after residing there one year. she
accompanied her sister. the wife of Ma
jOr ". II. Bishop. 90 the Philippines not
long after the breaking out CT the Span
war. remaining with Major
Bishop through his campaign with Gen.
eral Funston. until ne entered the regu-
lar amy with the rank OF First Lieu
tenant. She then returned 20 the United
States. going 70 Phoenix. n which place
she met Mr. Sanders. later coming % her
r~esrr~fe No-~e n Ul~fFfa
Mt. Sanders has Tor 90 years been idsn-
tilted with mining, and "a az present the
superintendent q the Vulture gold mine
near Wickenburg. Arizona. lie has been
closely identified with the political Quss-
tons OF that territory. and many public
improvements. including the building q
The Chicago canal II that country. have
been under his supervision and charge. (
Mr.. Sanders has Travelled extensively
over the west. but he was especially en- f
.husiastic. 81 regard 20 wichita lie r.
marked about the general air Of prosper /
~ and push-the clean streets and vel 4
appointed buildings. bis surprise was
perhaps greatest 70 ind that Il was a city T.
~ such magnitude a-f expressed hiuaasif 4
freely on the favorable location q Il % (
become a great city.