The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-03
WEDDING ON
COLLEGE HILL
Marshal Jackman and Miss
BeSS Blazer Married.
UNDER BELL OF FLOWERS
Beautiful Home Wedding and
Dinner to Few Friends.

Mr. Marshall Jackman and Miss Bes.
sic Blazer were married last evening
at the home OF the brides father on
c. nege Hill. The wedding was a quiet
affair. but none the less a society event
Of Wichita which was beautiful in every
way. The groom and bride are very
prominent in social circles and together
are very well known by Old and young.
The. ceremony was performed by Rev.
Pradt of the Presbyterian church, with
the ring. 1t was at O'Clock that Mr..
Jackman and his pretty bride made their
entrance into the parlor Of the Blazer
home. in harmony with the wedding
march, played by Miss Lillian Kendrick.
one of Miss Blazers near friends. As
they came into the room. a couple ap-
pearing TO be better suited to each other
could not be ina gined. They presented
q very handsome appearance and i'm
pressed ali present as IN their proper
place as they approached the altar OF
flowers, overhung by a beautiful bell
Of white and pink sweet peas and car
nations. All the decorations were il
these colors and shed a sweet and rest
full mist about the whole assembly gath
cred there. Every nook and corner was
Hastily adorned with combinations OF
the flowers and made a fairy palace Oh
the spacious parlor. The bride was un
attended. She was dressed IN a soft
white dress of fine texture and presented
a sweet, womanly appearance. She wore
a few and very appropriate number OF
jewels. Everything about the wedding,
even the guests, were in harmony.
After the ceremony and the eyes OF
all had been feasted and the most vora-
cious appetites for pretty things salts
fed. a dinner was served, which turned
out to be a banquet Mr. J. B. Blazer
played the cart of host and did It WELL
Unlike so many stern. old fathers, ne
easily fitted the occasion, for It but re-
cenAy that he brought a bride home
from Chicago. Six courses were served
and with smoothness that put the guests
in a pleasant mood and showed good
culinary management.
Then a pleasant evening was spent by
all until the newly married couple gave
their friends a merry chase down town
Rice was in abundance when Mr. and
Mrs. Marshall Jackman disappeared.
crowd Of young folk jumped at con-
clusion and started down town, suppos-
ing that the fleeing couple were on their
way down TO the beautiful little cottag.
on Waco avenue that was presented 10
them by Mr.. Blazer II was discovered !
by the guests when the arrived AT the !
dark house on Waco avenue that tho
couple had not come down at all. bur |
we're enjoying an after-dinner chat with |
their folk at the Blazer home.
In addition to the elegant present OF |
Mr.. Blazer there We're a score of hand. /
some ones brought by friends last night.
Nothing can be said. Of the bride that
viii give a better idea Of her worth
han just to say that she is ''Bess"
Blazer, who has naught but friends fl,
his city, and all are her best ones. too
The groom, or Marsh Jackman. t.
he son OF Wichitas city assessor. II.
: an employee Of Dun's Mercantile
igency, and for his straight forward
business way he has gained a good name.
ie and Miss Blazer are too well known
o Wichita people for anyone to at
empt to explain their merits.
The guests Of last evening were: Mr.
nd Mrs r. c. Jackman. Mr.. and Mrs
e B. Blazer. Mr.. and Mrs Harry HawL
ay, Nj and Mrs. ". r. Draper. Mr.. and
irs. c. H. Frost, and Mrs Rev. Bradt.
Kisses Nellie Jackman. Matte Jackman.
iinnie Blazer, Regina Stanley. Lillian
Aendrick. Maize Alley and Ada Spen-
er; Messrs. Merrill Gates, E. Kendrick.
;. Locker, c. c. Adamas. Howard Jack
IAN and Robert Tackr,sn