The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-25
UNDER CANOPY
OF SMILAX
MosceIyn Daisy and J. J.
Munzer Married Last Night.
BRIDE WORE THE GLOVES
Which Her Mother Wore on
Her Wedding Day.
BRIDE WORE THE GLOVES

Miss 8Ioscelyn Mercedes Daisy and
Mr.. John Jay Munzer of Chicago were
married at 6 O'Clock last evening at the
home of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. 0. c. Daisy, 123 South Topeka ave
nue.. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. J. D. Richey, pastor Of St. Johns
Episcopal church. the ring service being
used. Professor Blume and Mrs. BAN
berger played Mendelssohn's wedding
March and also furnished music for the
evening
The wedding was the SWEETEST event in
wichita society for June and the home
was beautifully and tastily decorated
The large veranda was banked with
beautiful potted palms. the parlor and
dining room being artistically decorated
in daisies and the daisy colors. yellow
and white. In the parlor. where the GER
emory was performed, canopy Of smi-
lax was hung above bank Of palms
and ferns and from the center hung
a bow and arrow OF daisies. Beneath
this canopy the bride and groom stood
with Mr.. Daisy, who gave his daughter
away. After the ceremony a four-course
dinner was served in the dining room,
where the daisy effects were carried out.
The tables were also decorated in daisies
and yellow and white ribbons twined to-
gether hung from the chandeliers to the
table corners, caught at the ends with
punches of daisies
The brides wedding gown was OF
-ffI 4Ta
front Of the skirt in panel effect, en-
broidered with pearls. From the sides
OF the panel a graduated 1ounce finished
with tucks extended around the skirt,
forming a train in the back. Pearl en-
broidered Chiffon formed the collar, yoke
and front of the bodice. and a bertha
of duchesse lace draped about the Shout
ders: sleeves finished with shIrring at
shoulder and wrist and puff at elbow.
The bride carried a shower bouquet of
daisies She wore her mothers wedding
gloves and in her hair q white aisrette.
Miss Daisy is an accomplished musician
and q young lady OF charming. personal
ity. She was born and reared in this
city and Mr. and Mrs. Daisy are among
Wichita's oldest families. Mr.. Daisy hav-
ing come here in 1872. where he met and
married his wife. formerly Miss Emma
Slower
The groom was in full evening dress
Mr.. Munzer is a mining promoter. with
headquarters in Chicago. where his bus
mess interests and social connections are
OF the best.
Those present at the wedding were Mr..
and Mrs. a \. Brown of Denver. Colo;
Mr.. ard Mrs. J. NJ. Sterling and daugh-
ter OF Kansas City; AIr. and Mrs. sam
Slower; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Tut
tie, Mr.. and Mrs. George Daisy. AIr
and Mrs W a Johnson, Mrs. Ellen
Slower. Mrs. NJ l. Willis. Mrs n c.
Ford. Mrs N. McGrin, Mrs. l. Dorman.
Miss Bertha Ridgway. Miss Berdine
Ford, Miss Minnie Drake. Miss Ella Ter
riIl of Dallas. Tex; Mr.. Harry Potten-
ger. Mr. Burt Pottenger.
Mr.. and Mrs Munzer left last night at
$50 over the Missouri Pacific for Chicago.
from which place they VIII 60 east. Wis
ting six weeks in Pennsylvania and the
eastern cities. after which they viii 90
to Denver in August and back to Chi
oago. where they viii be at home after
September l.