, 1902-06-26
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WEDDING OF MISS RENA STRIKER
AND MR.. NEIL SUD-
DUTH.
Of Members Of the Family and
from Former Pupils Of the Bride
n Tribute to Them In Return.

The marriage of Mr.. d. Neil Sudduth
OF North park, and Miss Donna Rena
Stryker was solemniZed last evening at
8 O'Clock at the home Of the bride. Rev.
A. C. Hogbin officiating. The parlors
were artisticaliy decorated with ported
plants and trailing garlands of smilax,
and the exquisite fragrance Of cut
roses and carnations filled the air. On
ly the relatives and a few intimate
friends witnessed the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. D.. F.. Sudduth and Mr.. and
Mrs. Winscome of North park being
present. The attendants were Miss
Iris Stryker and Miss Willie Downey
and Messrs. Rigdon and Roy Fitch.
The bride vas radiant in a costume of
white silk null. and she carried a large
cluster Of brides roses, Miss Stryker
wore pink crepe and Miss Downey
white orgahdie.
The wedding was a strictly informal
affair, nc invitations having beer is
sued, but the friends of the contracting
parties would not suffer it so to be.
and numbers of self-invited guests call
ed during the evening to extend con
CALCULATIONS and best wishes. The
largest company, which presented it.
self soon after the ceremony. was CON-
posed Of the devoted little pupils of
the bride, who assembled at Mrs. Whit
ihg's to convey to their beloved teach
eI pretty gifts. and bid her an affec-
tionate farewell. These little people
made indeed a picture which will long
linger in the memory OF her who has
taught them so well and faithfully.
Boys n girls were alike attired in
white garments, and the procession
was led by Master Lester Mathison,
who bore the gifts from the school.
Miss Hilda Kline also carried an Of
fering OF carnations and smilax, Mas
ter Frank Dallas a large bouquet OF
carnations and Master Leroy Moss a
trimming c%ornucopia Of pansies. AS
they marched through the parlor and
greeted the newly welded couple. each
little aching heart was soothed by a
kiss from the bride and the gift Of a
rose from her bouquet. In the dining
room they were served with punch and
presented with dainty packages Of the
brides cake by Mrs. Jones, after which
they dispersed. one little man remark
ing. as he Toasted his eyes for another
moment on the bride: Don't Miss
Stryker look wondrous.' The pupils
who were represented were as follows:
Marie ~Buddendick, Edna Cleary.
Gusise Cleary. Frank Dallas, Willie
Coomes, Gertrude Davis. Irene Irwin,
Bessie Evans. Dwight Fisher. Marga-
ret Dresler. Lois Harbaugh, George
Harris. Ruth Hayford, Dona Helm. Hill.
da Kline, Earl Marvin. Lester Mathi-
Tommie Morris. Leroy Moss. Rather
inc McBroom. Ray McCue. Farman
Swigart. Willie Viner, Catherine Walsh.
Marguerite Walsh. Archie Jones. Frank
King. Elsie Lynch. Marguerite McCul-
Tough, Mabel McCasland. John Rich
ards. Jessie Watt, William Foster.
Hazel Hall, Louise McHugh and Willie
Marks.
Later in the evening all the members
OF the faculty accompanied by Mrs.
Preston appeared in a body n ex-
tended the congratulations Of alma
mater to her children. both Mr.. and
Mrs. Sudduth being members Of the class
OF 1900. They were served with re-
freshments. and their greetings served
as a pleasant and appropriate finale to
one OF the most pleasant weddings ever
solemnized in Laramie. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sudduth departed this afternoon for
North Park. where they will reside.
Mixed paint $1.5O per gal. at Lovett's.