The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-02
new YEAR
WEDDINGS
Miss Dolly SchnitzIer Married
TO John Alden.
FINE BANQUET GIVEN
Happy Addresses Made by
Several Guests
TWO WEEKS HONEYMOON
Other Marriages and We'd
dings in the City
TWO WEEKS HONEYMOON

One Of the happy events Of the new
year was the wedding Of Mr.. John Adea
and Miss Dolle schnitzler at the home
II the brides parents at liz North Market
street last evening, in the presence OF
half hundred people. practically all OF
whom we're related 10 the bride By blood
or BY marriage
The ceremony took place in the front
parior. Oh the very spot where Mr.. and
Mrs Henry schnitzier were married four
teen years ago. II vas the arst fruit Of
that union. Miss AIbortina schnitzler. 2
little SRI OF ls. who played the crystal
Palace wedding march as the groom and
bride, accompanied by the best man and
bridesmaid, J. H koppIia ana Miss Edith
Ritter, entered the parlo-.
Rev. Bruce griffith. pastor Of the Re-
formed church. performed the ceremony.
which is q very interesting ana impress
sive wedding service Ills remarks 10
the groom and bride were very approprf-
ate, and had deep interest for ali pres
e1r In lhe service the ring was used.
After the minister pronounced The hap
~ young couple man ard wife. there fol-
lowed a period Of congratulations. kiss
kss and handshakinss which were good
G. see, as it betokened the love. snec-
ton and happiness of the large circle Of
cousins. brothers ana sisters. and uncles
and aunts, az which ar and sIrs. Fritz
Schnitzier are at the head
Those present were Mr.. and 3Irs. Fritz
Schnitzler. Mr. and Mrs Henry Schnitz-
Ter ar and Mrs William Schnitzler.
Ar. and Mrs. WIN Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Schnitzler Mr.. and Mrs. E b.
Longuecker, Nr and Mrs John Feuneu.
Senator James W Tapp. David D.
Leahy, Rev. Bruce Griffith. Editor John
Iioheuscheidt. 3Ir and Mrs. otto kopD-
lin, Mrs. Je1ie Knoblauch OF Colwsch.
3Ir- Hartley AcCau and bItss Lena knob
LAUGH Mr l. Il Eoppiiu and Miss Edith
Ritter Fred F. Kopplin. Charles Reiz,
Leo hnobIauch. Ernest Seller. Professor
George. Sousa Ritter OF Seattle. washing
ton. Edward Lang Of Conway Springs.
Hiss Albertina Schritzler. Masters Fritz
and Henry Schuitzler. Miss Henrietta
koppIn- John Bitter. carl s1hnitzler and
I'D Christ
5Irs- SchuitzIer gave their guests a sump-
tious banquet which was served by Mrs.
KoDplin and Mrs. Kn0blauch. who. al
though not professional caterers. are as
wen equipped and skilled as any two Ia
dies in Wichita to prepare and arrange
an artistic spread. Ths banquet con
sisted Of turkey picked tongue, roast
ham. salads. kraut. pickles. olives. pots-
toes. bananas, oranges. grapes. French
peas. several varieties of cake. ice
cream. coffee. wine and champagne.
When The courses were finished. Rev.
Bruce Grifth proposed q toast 70 the
health. happiness and prosperity Of the
briae and groom, which was given stand
ug Rev ut Griffith in his usual
hapny and eloquent manner. made bril-
liant and touching address. which was
listened 70 with supreme interest and ap-
planded heartily His remarks were fn-
tersrersad with bright and witty sayings.
which added much 10 the happiness OF
the occasion.
He was followed by Senator Tapp. who
IS wonder at touching speech making.
He drew IN elegant picture If the venera-
BILE mother giving away her last child.
and painted The soleunity Of the marriage
vows with such shades Of colorns that
q pin could have been heard drop on the
floor. Sometimes ne g-ew deeply pathetic
ard again lively alternating in such an
asreeah-e manner that r. kept cears Of
deep feeling aud smiles Of rrerrimeut
chasing one another over the faces % the
guests
1fr Fritz SchnlezIe-. the rather o. the