The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-20
DAY OF MARRIAGES
Captain Beard and Miss Shep-
herd Are Wed.
Mr.. CRAMER'S WEDDING
One Hundred and Fifty Guests
Were Present

Captain Ezra Beard and Miss Ada Eliz-
abeth Shepherd were united IN marriage
yesterday at the home Of the brides par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Shepherd. u3o
Carlos avenue. Rev James A. Lawrence
a few relatives and friends witnessed the
ceremony which made two Of wichitas s
most popular young people man and wife.
After the ceremony dainty wedding
breakfast was served and in the after
noon the happy young couple left for
points in Illinois, where they viii visit
relatives and friends. On their return
after few weeks honeymoon they viii
be at home TO their friends at 1908 East
Central
Captain Ezra Beard IS the national
secretary of the Modern Tonties, a -four
ishing insurance society that is becoming
widely known all over the country, with
headquarters here. and has become such
q strong factor in the success that he is
beginning to be appreciated as one Of the
rising young business men Of Wichita,
with bright future before him. When
the Spanish-American war broke out, he
was one Of the first TO enlist and he came
home with the shoulder straps Of a cap
tain Of volunteers. Previous TO that time
he had been prominent n the militia or
ganization Of the state. as well as being
a leader in Sons Of Veteran circles.
Miss Shepherd that was is the only
daughter Of her parents ana a young
lady well beloved by all who know her |
She IS an active church worker and takes |
an interest in the Ladies Aid Society. !
Not for a long time has any marriage |
taken place IN Wichita where both par |
ties had been more generally esteemed |
by the entire people.
Last evening, on the lawn of the ele-
CANT residence of Mr.. Albert Ellis on /
Paramount Mr.. Ernest w. Cramer of |
Chicago and Miss Sadie Ellis were united |
IN the holy bonds Of matrimony by Rev.
Mr.. BosswOrth. the ring service being
used. The groom is a former resident of
Paramount college. but now holds an i'm
portant position with the Northwestern
road.
Miss Mollie Warren played the we'd
di ng march.
I he ceremony took place on the beauti-
ruI avn at $50 in the evening and in the
Dlese nee of $50 invited guests. A bridal
arch h ID been erected. which was a blaze
If cleo, trio lights and handsomely deco
rated ". tn jassanaines.
The hest man was DR.. William Fleming
and the b idesmaid was Miss Evylin I'M
7odeE.
The wedding was a great social func.-
ion.
At Holyoke cots. &c, Fairmount, yester-
~ aftern oon, Mr.. Garland Ferren and
,iiss Helen r. Reuy Of Anthony were
lnited in m arriage. Only Miss Clough
md a few intimate friends We're present.
After the ceremony the happy young
ouple participated n the Cramer-Ellis
luptial event.
Mr.. Ferrsu and Miss Reilly were mar
led by Rev. Thay,sr of the Congregation
i church.
Mr. Ferren is the son Of Mr.. Lloyd 3.
7ernsl Of this city. He was formerly a
tudent at Fairmount and afterwards at
Harvard College.
Miss Reilly recently graduated from
"a irmount university.
The young couple win spend their hon
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POINTS
At the home of the brides parents,
Is North Market street, Miss Cora Ford
md Mt Edward Sturgeon We're married /;
It 2 O'Clock by Rev. F. \. Lynch Of the
First NJ E. church. Miss Birdie Ford, =
he brides sister. was bridesmaid and J.
4. Turner was best man. Only relatives r
md a few invited friends were present. q
The spacious pariors were decorated with q
'alns and cut flowers. The happy cou- +
BE went Immediately after the ceremony q
@ their home. 6l7 North Waco. where
hey win be at home to their friends
,fter July 10.
Miss Ford conducted a dancing school
n the SedgwicK block last winter and IS
sell known in society circles. Mr.. Stur-
seon is the junior member of the firm of -
-ongsdorf q Sturgeon and is one Of the !
dtys successful business men.
ar. r. J. Hoppe Of Hennessey, O. T. Y
md Miss Kate Dugan OF this city were
married yesterday afternoon at o'clock
II the parochiaI residence by the Rev.
father Tihen. The bride and groom left :
for Hennessey, where they
VII make their future home
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