The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-11
JoNEs-FRoaAiAN.

An event In Wichita society last week
was the wedding Of Mir. Stanley ID Jones
and Miss Gertrude Frohnan at high noon
TUESDAY. and the reception following it in
the evening.
The marriage took place at the home
OF the brides mother, Mrs. ". s Hawk.
800 North Market street. Palms. South
ern smilax and American Beauty roses
decorated the pariofs in a most attractive
way for the ceremony which was wit
messed by a few relatives and most init
mate friends The brides sister, Mrs.
GEORGE Alexander, at the piano played
the wedding march and the young people
entered the parIor unattended and took
their places before Rev. c. e Brandt,
pastor OF the First Presby terrain church,
who then pronounced tae ing ceremony
of that church.
Mr. w. s. Gregory of Cottonwood Falls
Vas the only out-of-town guest present.
After the ceremony a wedding breakfast
was served. The bride was gowned in q
beautiful gown OF embroidered swiss over
white taneta ard carried brides roses.
In the evening from TO 10 a wedding
RECEPTION was given by Mr. and Mrs.
E. S. Holmes at their new home, 81
North Topeka avenue. in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. Jones at which $50 of their
friends were. guests. The home was
made even more charming with southern
srnilax, palms and American Beauty
roses. In the receiving party in the par
Tor were Mr. and Mrs. Jones, Mr.. 5.
Holmes and Mr.. Gregory Of Cottonwood
Falls. Delicious refreshments were served
IN the dining room which was decorated
with carnations and carnations were
favors Mrs. Holmes was assisted in en-
tertaining her guests by Mrs. George
Alexander. Miss Grace McSlroy and Miss
Ola Hunter
After the reception Mr.. end Mrs. Jones
left over the Santa Fe for the east for
a wedding trip Their friends aceonpa-
MED them TO the depot and babe them
,heartv farewell. After treir return they
will be At home to Their friends at 81
North Harket street. where Mr.. Jones has
furnished a pretty cottage Ms Jones IS
a daughter Of Mrs. W. s. Bawk ana Is
well known as one Of the accomplished
pianists Of the city.
Mr.. Jones has lived in Wichita but
little over q year but in that time ne
has MT only become popular socially
but he Is recognized as one OF the lead
e-s among the Young business men lie
* a. member of the firm of Holmes d
Jones ard is a stepson Of Mr. Holmes
OF the firm They came here little over
= year age from Cottonwood Falls ana
have made for themselves a place IN
Wichita business life.
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MEANS-TONB.
The wedding Of John Means aHd Miss
FLORENCE May Tomb, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. William Tomb, took place We'd
resaay evening at the home OF the bride
parents. eight miles east of this city
--ba Wedding was a very pretty one
an arch Of green formed pretty nlar-
rlace altar under which the young pso-
re stood while Rev. T. r. Lawrence from
Greenwich performed the abridged Tlhg
ceremony Of the Presbyterian chureA.
Mrs Ralph Gfier played the wedding
march and the young people were uha1-
tended. The birce looked charming II
her wedding gown Of white u'ti toihiIaeo
with lace and white satin ribbon ana she
-,rr;as brides roses After the ceremony
he euests were ushered 70 tent on the
,.xn where tables were spread WIN
most delicious supper. On IhaIsaaF
f-aception and dinner was given at 'i'e
nome Of the groom's parents, MI ana
AIRS T. II. Means Guests at the Weu-
ding were. Mr. and MTs. VIM tonlo
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. T. Il Means,
Mr. and Mrs. ]. c. Tomb of EureAa H.
Mrs ] 3. Patton from Benton, DIT.
clark Means and family. MF. and Mrs p
,sopes and family. Mr.. and Mr. Ia
Means and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Marcos
Means. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter cans anu
family. Mr. and Mrs. Harry baH ana
FAMILY NJ and Mrs. Harry BIRD, MT
and Mrs Chairner Bird and family. MI
and Mrs. WI Means and family. Frank
and VIII Graham. Theron YAH, alaoei
Gibson. Myrtle Nfaude and Claude La
INN afarrv Daryl and Hurst S.oan &c.
cfnia. Rachel and Samuel Conner. Mrs
7 Henry Wesley Sullivan. Clara Smith
Michel and Ralph Reeves. Mr.. ard MIS-
p II. Grier. Minnie White. Mrs. L :.
Jackson Eta Climbers Moves Massey
Mr. and Mrs. z. Fuller, Mr.. and, MIS-. D.
Hughes. Mr.. and Airs. WE. Dillon aad
.amuv Nir. ard Ms. J. Brady, Ia
Shrades.
KEPTLINGER-F
Mr. Alva L. Keptlinger and Miss Maud
r-ukens we're united in marriage on the
evening Of the Srd inst, 81 the home o.
,he brides father. P. J. Filkens. lzls
F,rest avenue. The ceremony was i'm
nressiveiy performed by personal
friend OF the groom. Rev. ,. T Martl2'
,astar Of Christ's church Winfield. Kan.
Miss Ff.kens has spent most Of her life
IN this city. ard is a musician Of rare
ability. Mr.. Kepuinger Is from law
renee. Kan. few friends were in at
,ensance. The house decorations. the
elaborate supper and al cors2ircd TO
make il delightful occasion fo- these
present They win reside AZ l2i2 Forest
avenue, this city.
STILTNAN-FTNk
The marriage of NJ. WT. 2 Sullivan
and Miss L. Msbd Funk took place LAST
week in the presence of the relatives e
both nartses. IT the home CT the brides
parents. Judge Funk. Dr. & 5 Sargent
OF Plymouth Congregational church. IS
the officiating clergyman. used the heau-
tiful and ancient Savoy service There
were many presents and the newly mar
ried couple viii. after short tine. re