The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-01


of Memphis, took place April "A at the
home of the brides parents in this city
Mr. and Mrs. Gray left Immediately for
the east. where their honeymoon will be
spent.
The Oklahoma City Times-Journal
states that any respectable White coupe
contemplating marriage will find IL 70
their advantage to address the executive
committee of Oklahoma Spring Festival,
who will furnish license, have ceremony
performed and start the young couple to
housekeeping In return for all this the
committee asks that the ceremony De
performed on the carnival ground during
the week of May 16 to q. Names VIII
not be made until wedding takes place.
A Dallas society paper contains the
following: The wedding of Miss Anna
John Baldwin was pretty home aHalr'
The ceremony was performed by Rev j..
O. Reavis Wednesday evening at 't5O
O. clock at the residence of the bride
parents, DR.. and Mrs. w. H. Brown, in
East Dallas The reception suite show
ed profusion of ferns. palms and Easter
lilies throughout and in the parior
bridal arch was formed under which
the bridal pair knelt on white satin pill
lows The bride, gowned in creation
of crepe de chine and Duchesse lace
carried Bride roses, entering with ner
father. Her maids were gowned in white
Liberty silk, combined with point lace,
and carried Bridesmaid roses. Mr.. VIII
liam II. Baldwin. Jr., of Madill, L. T.,
was the grooms attendant. Little Bes-
sic Adene, in fairy dress Of white tulle'
scattered rose petals from a dainty bas-
ket which she carrier. Mr.. MCGEE sang,
An for you" as a prelude to the cere-
mony, and Miss Alice Wright of Mans
field played Mendelssohns wedding
A marriage reception followed.
during which DIR. and Mrs. Baldwin and
their house party received one hundred
guests Mr. and Mrs Baldwin will be at
home in Oklahoma City.
At the FL Reno hotel Thursday at
high noon occurred the marriage of Mr.
Harry D. Hilton, of Bridgewater, South
to Miss Anna Elizabeth Gould,
Of FL Reno. The ceremony which was
short but very impressive was performed
by Rev. w. II. Hurlbut, under beau1-
fully decorated canopy. Relatives and
near friends were present. The wedding
march was played by Miss Catherine
The groom is a prominent farmer near
South Dakota. and the bride
was a school teacher. She taught the
school at the White district just south of
Ell Reno the past year staying with her
sister, Mrs. F. l.. Carpenter.
After the ceremony was performed
very elaborate banquet was served at
the FL Reno hotel. The table being
specially decorated for the occasion. At
:15 the happy couple left for Sioux City,
Iowa. for a short visit with friends and
relatives and from there will go to
South Dakota. where the
parents give reception.
The Waukomis Hornet states that on
he 18th of April 1S49, Solomon Berridge
md Arabella Bloodworth walked five
niles to the old Church of England, in
3utley county, England, and were united
n marriage in one of the largest churches
n the country, an antique building that
was built 400 years ago, when laborers
got a cent a day as wages. They have
ived an eventful life of simplicity and
purity, both firm believers in their church.
Tha occasion for the above notice was
golden wedding anniversary which the
couple celebrated at Waukomis last Mon
lay.
Harry Hilton of Bridgewater. S. D., and
Miss Anna Gould Of FL Reno were united
n marriage at noon Thursday in the par
or of the FL Reno hotel, Rev. Hulburt of
he Congregational church officiating Mr..
md Mrs. Hilton departed on the o'clock
Rock Island train for a short visit in
sioux City, Ia. after which they will go
o their future home at Bridgewater.
At CARRIER, Thursday of last week. Ar
hur Hess and Miss Verna Smith were
married at the brides sister Mrs. D.
-etcher. at the noon hour. The CARRIER
and gave them a serenade and they left
N the west bound train in a shower of
ice and old slippers. They first went 10
Wichita. then TO their new home in Fair
mont Mr.. Hess was cashier of the Gar
,er state bank for some time and is now
D the banking business at Fairmont, o. !
Cards are out announcing the approach |
ne marriage of Miss Nellie L. daughter
4 Mrs. Annie E Hollis Of McLouG. TO J. |
rank stevens at 10 O'Clock, Wednesday. |
Day Il
Miss Nellie holds a responsible position /
4 the First National bank at McLoud, |
nd is very charming lady. Mr.. Stevens |
a merchant and enjoys a large trade. /
ir. and Mrs. Stevens will depart for st. /
1oUis on the afternoon OF May u for /
months visit and sightseeing.
saltwater reports briefly the following 1
marriages this week. Jacob ] BazzeI. /
ge. Is. saltwater. and Halle NJ Butts. /
g -. Partridge: Claud o. Littleton. age |
o. Mehan. and Lucia Osborne. age i, |
saltwater
4 marriage license was issued Thursday 4
I Pond Greek TO Charles H. stockton. I
&c A. and Sarah II. ward, age 81. both /
I Numa.
The Cheyenne Sunbeam announces Two 1
Marriages at Cheyenne on the Ind Mr. i
.dward S. Ray and Miss Pearl Buckier /
Z Berlin were married, Justice Cassidy 4
ficiating- on the 22rd Mr. Wilbur W 4
and Mrs. Laura a BEtcher Of 4
Hamilton. o T, were wed. Justice Cas-
day officiating.
Robert II. Scheii and Miss Mzrgret 2
arson. both - JET. were united IN mar
iags Sunday at the Methodist parso-a-