The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-15
AS IN REALMS
OF FAIRY LAND
Beautiful Church Wedding TO
be SoIemnized Today.
M00NEY -RAUCH NUPTIALS
To be Observed in Most Up to
Date Fashion.
M00NEY-RAUCH NUPTIALS

Today at half past ! o'clock Mr.. Walter
Harmon Mooney of Amorilla. Tex, and
Miss Esther TruesdelI Rauch will be mar
ried at the Reformed church in the pres
ence OF $50 invited guests. Every feature
toward making the affair a grand one
has been arranged and from these il may
well be imagined what this viii be in the
social life of the young people of this
city. Miss Rauch is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. w II Rauch OF 1925 North
Lawrence avenue. She is one OF the
very popular misses Of this city and has
Wen earned her pleasant social place by
her most gracious way TO all her friends
and acquaintance. a Wichita high
school girl and an accomplished musician
she has won Il place in every one of her
friends hearts, VINO cannot but feel the
loss Of her. Her wedding today 10 Mr..
Mooney occurs on her nineteenth birth
day and she rightly feels that the cele-
Oration OF the eternal union shall occur
on the anniversary Of her entrance into
the useful life that she has led. Mr.
Mooney is the son Of Mr. and Mrs. b. T.
mooney of Eldorado. He has innumer-
ab-e friends there and many in Wichita
With an honest purpose to get ahead and
up and today is occupying 9 position
with the Pecos Valley railroad. with
headquarters at AmorilIa. Tex, to which
place the young people will 80 10 make
their home after a short visit al Edo
rado, where they Will go shortly after
tie marriage today
The wedding is TO be beautiful. The
Reformed church on South Topeka ave
nue. has been decorated elegantly for the
o-a ali N & II d,
of green and white flowers. while ct both
bases of this arch there are magnificent
boquets of lilies. On every side pro-
fusion of palms and smilax east over all
q perfumed radiance At the entrance
u the aisle between the pews great
lunches OF Easter lilies form a gateway.
Il the other end there is another Ike
gateway. Along and connecting the pews
loops Of white ribbon are string.
With the groom in conventional black,
accompanied by his best man, Mr.. J. y.
ShTeve and the bride a fair, princess.
attended by Miss Cora Moone', an Edo
RADIO girl of beauty. this imposinsly
sweet procession will march up through
the aisle Of ribbons and fowers 10 the
arched altar in which there hangs
heart with a golden dart threugh it.
I mere is one in this marit9 march who
must not be overlooked. Tie ring bearer
carrying the precious riIFs in q pure
white lily is there as one If the sweetest
flowers. She IS little Gadys Griffith,
clothed in white silk. The bride, with
her slender outline of aesthetic bearing.
presents rare beauty. Her dress is
marvel OF delicacy. maCe OF whise chif-
fon over cream tsffet3f trimmed with
pearls and laces. A shsNer boqust is TO
complete this picture lac maid Of honor
Will be strikinely pret6 in pink crepe
princess silk with pOis1 lace trimmings.
With bridesmaids roses and q white
picture hat the artist Of the ideal will be
rivaled.
Rev Bruce Griffith viii perform the
ring ceremony. 70 last in all about half
an hour. Memberships march Is to be
played while the procession is entering.
Mr. II. A. Bliss on the organ and Pro
fessor Sanford on The violin VIII give the
music While at the altar The Ro-
mama" from the opera Ia Claire. is
20 be played IN soft strains The ushers.
as chosen by the bride and groom. viii
be Theo and Leo Morgan. twin brothers.
through whom DIR. Mooney and Miss
Rauch met.
\ wedding breakfast for the bride and
groom and The brides family VIII be
given at the home this morning at
O'Clock. Following this will be an in
formal recepjo9 10 the friends Of both.
The presents received up till yesterday
were great il number and extraordinary
IN fineness. Among the large tableful
was one sent to Mr.. Money from the
general officts OF his road.