The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-22

inson. Kan, by Rev. D. Y Donaldson
on Monday.
Mr.. L. Hart of Medford and Miss Nell
lie Gautier OF Lamont were united in
the holy bonds of matrimony by the Rev
o. W. Rogers.
Married at Wagner, Thursday, at the
residence of Mr and Mrs. NJ. Philippe,
at o'clock this morning, Mr.. o. F.
Brewer to Miss Ef1ie Moore, Rev. Hicks
officiating. The happy young couple leave
on the train today for Charleston, Ark,
where they go to make their home.
At Tulsa a pretty home wedding was
celebrated on Monday evening at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Hall, when
Miss Lena, Hall, their daughter and FL
mer Bradshaw, were united in marriage.
The ceremony was said by Rev. c. W.
Kerr.
On Wednesday at Jet occurred the mar
rage of Mr. D. c. Williams to Miss
Retta Summers, and Mr.. Godfrey Fair
ner TO Miss Allie Williams, the ceremony
being performed by Judge Bower. at the
Dendrickson hotel.
At Ell Reno the marriage of Miss An
ma Roberts and Mr.. Hugh Canon was
soIempized Thursday at the Congrega-
tional church by the Rev. ]. E. Parker,
Pastor of the Christian church.
Frank c. Clinton Springer and Miss
Alice NJ Mcconnell, both Of Elgin. were
united in marriage Monday afternoon
in the par1or of the Elite hotel Of Law
ton. Rev. NJ. Porter of the Methodist
church, officlated.
At Chandler Wednesday afternoon a
quiet, yet bright and happy scene was
that presented at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. a. Osborne, when their charm
ing daughter, Mabel was led to the mar
riage altat by Mr.. Z. 3. Fisher. In the
nuptial ceremonies Rev Hartley used the
beautiful and impressive Episcopal serv-
ice
w. H Birdseye of the firm OF Etc
holtz & Birdseye, of Oklahoma City, de
parted Friday afternoon Tor Syracuse, y.
Y, and win return with a bride about
December l..
At Guthrie. Miss Kate Policy and Mr..
William III. Huff were married in the
probate court room Wednesday afternoon
by judge Goodrich. None but friends of
the contracting parties We're present.
Both parties live at Marshall, where Mr..
Huff is engaged in business. The happy
couple win make Marshall their home.
At Coyle Thursday the ceremony was
Blevins and Mr.. Thomas P Meade of
Saltwater.
Wednesday evening at O'Clock occur
red the marriage of two of Quinlan s
most popular young people. Sterling P.
Chambers and Miss Bessie NJ. Atkins. at
the home of the brides parents, DR.. and
Mrs. j. S. Atkins. Rev G. w. Burnett,
officiating.
Tuesday evening, November 10. at G
p. m., In Tecumseh, at the Commercial
hotel, MIR. VIM. Samuels and Mrs. NJ. c.
Singletary. both of Asher, were joined in
the holy bonds of matrimony, Rev. Kifer
performing the sacred rites.
At Perry Thursday at the home of Mr..
NJ D. Smith, No 716 A street. November
IL, 1903. occurred the wedding of Mr.
Harvey Stonebarger and Miss Effie Nc
Coy. both of Saltwater, o. T., Rev. S
H. Parvin, officiating.
AT Ell Reno Thursday night occurred
the wedding of Miss Bussie Palmer and
Richard 3. Cobbs. The bride is one OF
the most accomplished ladies in the city
and the groom is stamp clerk at the post
office.
Tt was a pretty ceremony which linked
the lives of Miss Marie Williams and
Ben Frank of Ponca City at the Presby-
terian church Thursday evening.
The young couple prominent in social
circles wsre in the presence of many in
vited friends made one by the Rev. Far
rand, the ring ceremony being used. The
audience was escorted to their seats by
DR.. Robertson, John Given and Louis
Barnes, the gentlemanly ushers. Previ-
Gus 10 the arrival of the bridal party
the guests We're entertained with Schu-
berts Impromptu, by Miss Vera Fowler
and a vocal solo entitled, you by M
J. B. Given