The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-08
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anda. The bride was attIred In a dainty
gown of white silk tissue and carried a
boquet of white Marschal Neil roses and
Cape Jassamine. The groom wore the
conventional black. Miss Belle Newman
and Miss Rutherford attended the bride.
and were dressed in pink null Mr.. Jas.
Reynolds acted as best man.
The bride. Miss Maud, is a beautiful
and accomplished lady. and possesses all
the requirements of a loving helpmate
She is a successful teacher OF Kingman
county and has many friends who wish
her well. The groom is a promising young
business man of Norwich, and his habits
have made him respected by all who
know him.
After the ceremony the bridal party
and guests repaired TO The dining room,
where a bountiful lunch was served.
Then the bride slipped quietly away and
soon returned clad in a neat travelling
suit of navy blue. Good byes and Cod
speed were given and the bridal party
left for Conway Springs. where they took
the train for Wichita
ENTERTAINED FOR MRS. PARK.
On Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. c.
A. Grimes entertained a few Of their
friends at their home, PA North Market
street, in honor of Mrs. Ed Park OF Webb
City. Mo, sister of Mrs. Grimes. A very
pleasant evening was spent in social con-
verse. Lunch was served and the guests
departed for their homes
kESSLER-M NAUGHTEN NUPTIALS.
Mr.. George Leon Kessler and Miss Oh
lie McNaughten were united in the bonds
Of holy wedlock at the residence Of the
brides sister. Mrs. Will McHugh. at $50
O'Clock on the afternoon Of Wednesday
last. The Rev. DR.. W. s. Vail. pastor Of
the Unitarian church was the oniciat-
ing clergyman.
The wedding was almost entirely a
family function and it was a happy and
delightful event. wedding dinner was
a feature of it.
The young couple were the recipients
Of some very handsome and valuable
presents. both from useful and orna-
mental standpoint. including some very
enviable cut glassware and silver table
service.
The bride and groom left for Oklahoma
City after the ceremony where they viii
remain a few days. and after that they
will make their home in the thriving and
beautiful city Of Shawnee.
They We're both born In the same year.
have spent all their life In Wichita have
loved one another for a long time. and
now they have the richest blessings and
fondest hopes OF an. immense circle Of
Wichita friends for their future happi-
ness. long life in an agreeable union and
bounuful prosperity.
Mr. Kessier is the youngest son Of Or.
George p. Kessler. one Of the most
popular and genial Of the old time e.ti-
zens OF Wichita. and in the matter Of
Inherited good stock good habits and
evenness and uniformity OF temper Is IS /
well equipped as any young man who I.
has ever wosd and won a fair maiden. /
lie is known 70 nearly everybody in /
Wichita personally. and his fame ss /
musical genius has gone farther and 4
rider than the state IN all the other 4
qualities which combine 20 make typi- I
cal citizen he Is vel equipped. For f
years he was with the firm II waller (
stein K Cohn u TIRE Boston store. but s.
sow travelling for the Kirkendaf Shoe {
company Of Oklahoma
Miss McSaughten was one Of the fair
daughters % the late Mr.. HcSaughteu.
sna has li.ed All her life iu shs Peer
eas wichita she is vel endowed with I.
an those accorpiishrnents q heart ard .
brain that contribute q The making n
~ ideal zise and a bright charming
companion In church and social work
he has always been active not neglect
ng the daiies she owed % arr. music ard
literature
Nothing too good could - salt about
.he younE couple that wouic not hnd ION
endorsement IN the hearts % their large
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