The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-10

| Thornhill, Nancy bennett. Minnie Stew
ers. Anna Peoples. Jessie Davis, Pearl
Shoff. Grace Andrews; Messrs. P. Stevens.
| E. Adams. John McMullen. Alfred Sneed
Fred Rathman. George Rathman. Frank
BidersoII. Hugh Williams, Earl Butts.
J. Thornhill. Lester Gardner, Charley
Thompson. Harlie Stevens. Lloyd Stew
! ems, Albert Shoff.
| WAS A CHURCH WEDDING.
The wedding Of Miss Eva Musselman
| and Mr.. Frank Haworth at the First NJ
! E. Church. Tuesday night, was surprise
| to the guests who had gathered at the
| church in response to invitations from
/ the Sunday school classes % and . to
| attend a reception in honor of these two
| classmates. The wedding occurred in the
| lecture room of the church which had
| been beautifully decorated with flowers
| palms and the class colors, white. blue
| and pink After the guests had gathered
| the wedding party entered and taking
| their places beneath a floral arch were
married by Rev Lynch. After congratu-
| lations the following program was given:
/ Mandolin and. Guitar Duet.-.-.-..-.--.-
..M Misses Evart and Johnston
Instrumental solo ........... Hazel Ehle
| Opening address ......-.-... Carl Oldneld
| Address ...--..-.-....---.-..... Miss Covait
Solo Sweetest Story Ever Told"
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Miss Won
=. dress OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. MISS ADAMS
| Song ...........-...-.-.. Ladies QuartetIe
! Address Married Life" Fred Pearce
| Address ..M Miss McCracken
| Address F. Holmberg
After the programme refreshments were
served Mr. and Mrs. Hayworth left Vse"-
! nesday morning for their w horne IN
! Oklahoma City. Both are -sell known here
and have many frs who wish them
well -. Hayworth is in the empty OF
| the r. c. Dun Mercantile company at
| Oklahoma City and was transferred there
| from here two weeks ago.
GAVE MAY PARTY
Last Thursday evening the Cosmopoli-
tan club gave it's first annual May party
| in Hartman's hall. The hall was deco
rated on all sides with the club colors
| and palms Dancing was the amuse-
ment of the evening. The music was fur
rished by Biume's orchestra. Those pres
| ent we're: Misses Grace Blades. Pauline
Helm. Florence Mock. Geneva Breeze.
Marie Kenaey Beulah Dodds, Marion
| Kendrick, Francis Parsons. Gertrude
Braitsch. Marie Dedrick. Kate Thomp-
son. Rowen Duncan, Mamie Burk. Myrtle
| Daugherty, Mabelle Petty, Messrs. Ray
| Bailey Alexander Hyde, John Barnes.
Rex Payne, Murray Abbott. Wallace VIII
/ son. Gus Camien Clarence Blades.
Homer Harden, Carey Kilmer. George
Painter. Will Price. Chas Myers. VIII
Brown. Roy Gcltry, Frank Rooney. John
Bailey. George Barnes. Hugh Herring
1 ton and Victor Bowers.
PRETTY HOME WEDDING.
Tuesday evening Miss Adelina Wilson
and Mr. Mason c. Nevins were married
| by Rev. ]. ID. Ritchey of the St Johns
| Episcopal church, at the home of the
/ brides sister. Mrs. Alley, 1917 Paramount
| avenue 1t was a pretty home affair, and
! only relatives and intimate friends Wit
messed the ceremony. The wedding oc-
| Cured in the parlor. which was deco
rated with palms, ferns and smiiax.
! The ceremony was the beautiful ring
| service. and little Miss Marion Alley acted
| as ring-bearer. The wedding march was
/ played by Miss Winnie Barnes After a
| wedding supper was served Mr.. and Mrs
/ Nevins left over the Santa Fe for Michi-
| gan, where they will spend few weeks
| They will be home to their friends after
| June 1st at their new home, 609 North
Emporia.
RALI~OSORNE NUPTIALS.
| very pretty wedding of the past week
was that of Miss Florence Isabelle Os-
| borne and Mr.. Monroe II. Rail. both OF
| Zenda. Kansas, which took place at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. z. V. Lawrence,
| 21O Indiana avenue, last Wednesday at Il
| o'clock noon Rev. Mum of the Christian
| church performed the ceremony in the
| presence of the relatives and a few init
| mate friends The wedding march was
played by Miss Eva Romsper Of King
man, Kan, who also played very softly
| and sweetly during the ceremony. The
| bride wore pretty dress of white Per
sian lawn, trimmed with white lace and
| ribbons and carried white roses.
Miss Osborne is one of Kingman coun-
! tvs very successful teachers and Mr..
| Rail- is a young man and prosperous mer-
| chant of Zenda. Kan.
| After congratulations were extended TO
the happy couple the friends were con-
Quoted to the dining room where dainty
luncheon was served Those present were
1 the STOT Tlolslti MIS- L. L. AN~AAf -
1 Zenda. Kans., the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. s Ingram of Comanche. o.
| T. Miss Eva Romspert Of Kingman. Miss
Mary Nichols of Attica. Ernest, Roy and
| Ivan Nichols of Spivey. Kans.. Mrs. Oren
| Heron. Mrs. J. NJ. Lawrence. Mrs. VIM
/ Schaefer and Mr.. and Mrs. e. V. Law
renee.
! Mr. and Mrs. Rail- left "Wednesday at 3
/ o'clock for Kansas City for visit with
relatives and will be at home TO their
! friends at eZnda after May 18th
PRETTY HOME WEDDING.
4 beautiful home wedding occurred at
| the home OF Mrs. ]. II. Calender last
| Wednesday evening at o cock. Her only
! daughter. Miss Mable Calender, was
| united in marriage to Mr.. Everett Nc
| Clure by the Rev. Sargant Of the First
! Congregational church. Mr. and Mrs. Nc
| Clure were quietly married on account
| Of the recent death Of the brides father,
| no one being present but the immediate
! family. The house was tastefuIly decor
| ated with ferns and cut flowers The