The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-04-25
NOTES OF SOCIETY.

4 very pretty wedding occurred at
! the home Of Mr. and Mrs E G. Wiley
/ Wednesday evening when their sister,
/ Miss Ella Morse, was married to Dr..
[ Arthur Gulick All the rooms were
| decorated in white aud green, a pro-
/ fusion of palms, smilsx, asparagus fern.
I white roses and carnations and ported
/ plants being used.
/ At nine o'clock Miss Nellie Scott be-
gan the strains of the beautiful wed
ding music from LOhengrin aud Rev.
/ Stevens took his place In the bay
window of the front parlOr, which was
/ banked with palms and hung with
milax, ferns and white carnations.
I Here be was joined by the groom aud
his best man, Mr.. Arthur R4tCIff
Broad white ribbons, carried by Gueu-
eth McIlvain and Bernice Morse, little
| uieces of the bride, dressed In white
/ with pink carnations, and Freddie
Swearingen and Herschel Bower, form
ed an aisle through which the bridal
party entered. First the maid Of honor.
walking alone, then the bride with her
| father, followed by the tiny ring bear
/ CT, Orietta Morse, who carried the
/ ring in a large Easter lily. The bride
wore white silk tissue over white taffeta
silk aud carried an immense arm bO-
quet of bride roses aud fern. The maid
also wore white, with pale pink roses
| The service was brief but impressive.
I Miss Scott playing soft music through
out
An elaborate supper was served in
courses after congratulations were
/ over. The table for the bridal party
/ was beautifully decorated, ropes Of
smilax being hung from the chandelier
I TO the four corners Of the table, where
| large lunches of pink roses we're tied.
/ the edgesOf the table being also draped
with smilax In the center was a pink
shaded caDdelebrum, with a bank of
I piI.k and white roses at the base. aud
| the same flowers were laid loosely over
/ the cloth. A corner of the dining room
was screened with palms and pOtted
/ plants and here, under n canopy of
( green and white, Miss Rae ThOrsOu
served punch.
The gifts to the bride included many
exquisite pieces OF silver, cut glass aud
china and some elegant articles of
/ furniture.
DR.. and Mrs. Guliek left at three
/ o'clock for a wedding journey tn Chi
cagO aud points in Wisconsin and upon
their return will 90 to housekeeping.
There we're about fifty guests at the
Wedding, those from out of town be
ing: Dir. j. s Morse aud Mr. J. F.
Morse, father and brother of the bride,
Z Misses Alice Morse, Gueneth McIlvain,
Bernice and 0rietta Morse, all from
Phillipsburg, and Mr.. aud Mrs. A. A
Bower, Of Norton
Mrs. A. u. Stewart entertained few
ladies at dinner party last Friday
evening.
Mrs. Hoyt Andrews, Mrs. R. J. Jones
and Mrs Q. E Swarts entertained the
ladies of the Round Table club at an
AFTERNOON party at the home of Mrs
Swarts Monday. 4 geographical con
test was a feature OF the entertain
ment, Mrs. John Bray winning the
prize. Those present were: Mrs. A
y. Thomas, Mrs. 7. P. Leonard, Mrs. S
! Luther, Mrs. Q. III. Millisack, Mrs. A
( A Bower, Mrs. E Bower, Mrs. F. II
Smith, Mrs. Frank Dawson, Mrs. John
Bray, Mrs l. J. Ernst.
Rev. and Mrs. G. r. Miller we're giEeU
q pound party at the Methodist par.
sOnsge last Friday night. A large nun
Der of the members OF the church were
present and besides accommodating {
generous supply Of good things a pleas
ant social time was enjoyed, aud Rev
and Mrs. Miller we're welcomed to The
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Stewart enter
tanned at whist Monday night.