The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-05
Continued from Sixth Page.

Ed Rolston and Mr. Joe Baehr, who
were presented with handsome prizes. A
light lunch was served at 1890 and at
fifty minutes after eleven o'clock the
doors Of the dining room were thrown
open and the guests ushered in 10 dine
the new year; ana # those who were for
tunate enough TO be among the invited
guests are 10 live as iuXuriantly during
The year 1902 as they began it. they VIII
have cause TO be happy. It was a sump-
tuous repast served IN four courses.
French ice cream was served in colonial
style and created considera bic anuse-
ment. The banquet was Just begun when
the alarms Of the three clocks which the
hostess had set for twelve o'clock startled
the banqueters and it seemed signal,
for the bells whistles, cannons, guns and
chimes welcoming the new year. 1t was
a pleasant and higly enjoyable watch
party Mir. and Mrs. Well proving them
selves excellent entertainers. Those pres
ent were:
Mr.. ana Mrs. Henry schnitzler, Mr.. and
Mrs Joe Baehr Mr. and Mrs. ". ".
Dorsey. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ralston. Mr.
and Mrs Ed Smythe, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Schnitzler, 8Ir. and Mrs. Gus Sauer- Mrs.
r. Saurer Of Newton, Miss Schulz and
Mr.. Ed Schuh.
COY HOME WEDDING.
New Years night witnessed many pret-
" weddings but amorg the prettiest Of
them was that which occurred mt the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant, 502 South
Lawrence avenue.
on that evening Mr.. J. TT. Misseldine
ard Miss May Bryant Joined hand aud
hearts for life in the presence of a few
Of their most intimate friends.
The coy little home was tastefully
decorated in holiday trimmings for the
festive occasion The TWO north rooms
were opened together and tho doorway
between was arched with smilaX. i was
in ,his archway that the ceremony was
eerformed by the Reverend Burns, of the
South Emporia Methodist church. Tho
ding service was used and While Reve-
rend Burns made it short. yet it was long
euogb TO be very impressive to the
friends who were gathered around the
happy couple
After the ceremony the guests closed in
and very nappy time was the next few
minutes. while they were congratulat!ng
the bride and groom.
Both the bride and groom are favorites
among Wichita'S young people, and the
occasion was taken advantage of by all
to show their good viii.
Mr.. 8iisseldine has been in the employ
of Whitlock Bros. for some line, and en-
Joys their esteem and friendship TO a re-
narkable degree.
Mrs Misseldine nee Bryant. has been
employed for scme time as bOOkkeeDer
in Earp's shoe store, and ali expressed
their regret that she was leaving them,
hut extended their best wishes for her
happiness.
Immediately after the congratulations
the entire company vas invited out to
partake of an elegant wedding supper.
The bride and groom made very
pretty picture as they stood in the arch
way of smilaX and roses, and one that
the guests viii not soon forget.
At 5 o'clock 4 reception was rendered
to their friends. and Il numerous com
pany of acquaintances gathered to give
them a happy send-off on their way into
the new year
The presents were OF great number.
many beautiful and useful gifts being
sent to the happy couple.
The guests present at the wedding We're
the following. Nessrs. and Mesdames r.
L. Whitlock. +. Z. Whitlock, Frank
Jaques VIII Waller, John j. Ash. ".
L. Hawk Thomas Weston: Misses LEILA
Bowers Bertie Frohman. Mr.. John Mis-
seldinc
TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB.
The art department of the Twentieth
Century club viii meet on next Tuesday
afternoon at 2.50 o'clock. I'm Sedgwick
Nlasic hall. The ladies arc promised an
unusual musical treat in the playing Of