The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-15
MARRIED At DUSK
Two Popular Young People
are Made One.
MANY GUESTS PRESENT
Grand Reception rendered the
Couple and Guests.

Miss Elvina Kopplin and J. W. Taylor
were married at s O'Clock last evening in
the parIors of the City hotel. Rev. Wal
! ton of the German Lutheran church, per-
formed the ceremony. Miss Lena Knob
LAUGH was the brides maid, and Harry
Mccall was the best man The parlors
were beautifully decorated with palms
and cut flowers.
After the ceremony a bountiful wedding
supper was served in the dining room Of
the hotel. Covers were laid for one hun
dred guests.
AS the bridal couple and the guests
entered the room Mrs. Wall played a
march. The dining room was decorated
with palms and cut flowers and each
table had flowers for center piece.
The bride was dressed in a white
taffeta silk, trimmed with pearls, and red
point lace, and white ribbons and veil.
and wore a bouquet Of orange blossoms,
and carried in her hand large bouquet
of bridal roses.
The brides maid was dressed in white
taffeta silk, trimmed with applique, and
carried a large bouquet Of white roses.
The flower girls were dressed in white.
They were Henrietta Kopplin and Nettie
Lang.
After the wedding and supper the couple
were rendered a reception by the grand
parents of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz
Schnitzfer, at their home, 12O North
Market street. The rooms were decorated
with flowers and potted plants. The ush-
~
Willard French.
This was one Of the most beautiful we'd
dings of the season, as the curtains were
drawn and the pale light Of the setting
sun came through the windows, giving an
effect that was unsurpassed for its
beauty Against this light was the white
dress of the bride and the brides maid.
showing beside the black of her husband
and his attendant. During the supper the
room was lighted by myriads of electric
lights.
The bride is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Otto Kopplin, and is a native Of this
city. She attended the city schools and
is at present a student of Mrs. Hays.
She is very proficient in music and is al
togther a very charming young woman
The groom IS a native Of Kentucky,
and came to this city four years ago and
went to work for the Missouri and Kan
sas Telephone company, and was with
! that company for nearly two years, since
which he has been connected with the
+ Wichita Gas and Power company as an
/ electrician He is well-known about town
/ and is considered a fine workman in his
line.
The happy couple will be at home to
their friends at the corner of Second
street and Pennsylvania avenue, after
August II.
Mrs. Pauline Leonard, Fritz Schnitzler,
Mrs. schnitzler. Dolly schnitzler, Adolph
Walton. Rev. Luther, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II.
! Kelsey, Geo. Richards. w. W. Sanford,
VIM. Tusch, D. r. Hoover. VIM. Blair
and wife, John Fennell and wife, Ova
Warner, Mrs. /. Bagsby. Joseph Lange
and wife and sisters of Conway Springs,
Henry Schnitzler and wife Frank
( Kavol. Mrs Emma Wahl. Els
worth: Miss Minnie Lood. Harley Nc
! Cali, ". H Schnitzler and wife. Mrs
John Vail Of Conway Springs; John
Newsletter, F. c. Williams, Chas. Reiz,
! c. r. Kannenberg, 0. II. Smith. D. L.
Prescott, NJ. Bloch, Harry Steele, W. A.
Bowers and wife. c. r. Anderson and
wife Sam Harbit, Il. c. Foodham, Sam
Bennett, c. f. Day. Frank Nigh. L. H.
Water. Joe Paro. Andrew Mueller, W. G,
French, VIM. Henner. J. Hennessy, J. c.
/ Myers. NJ Robbins. f. NJ. Herbert. J. II.
( Ferguson, E. A. Puthuf, John Grander,
/ NJ. BIacketer, r. Blacketer. Peter Fryne,
/ W. Dupree, W. B. Hatten, Herman Ru-
dolph, JerseyviIle, H.; Sophia Kentz,
! Fritz Arnholtz.