The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-13
WEDDINGS FOR
The LAST WEEK
Not as Numerous as in the
Fall Months.
SOME SOCIAL FEATURES
Guthrie and Shawnee Report
Wedding Functions.

Guthrie. o. T., March 12-Lent is still
on and weddings are not numerous and
such take place are rather quiet as q
week was that of SiIas Armstrong OF
Evansville. and Miss Nettis HarreEi OF
this city. who were married at the home
Of the brides parents in West Guthrie
at high noon. Sunday. The ceremonies
were conducted by Rev. C. H. NcDer-
mond, OF the West Guthrie NJ. E church.
There was a social feature connected
with the marriage of Mr. John Young and
Miss Ida Himsttdt which was solemnized
/ Wednesday night at S O'Clock at The home
of the brides mother. Mrs Mary Him
stedt, 12S North Park street. Shawnee.
in the presence of a large number OF the
friends of the happy couple, Rev. ]. B.
Mitchell officiating. The home was beau
tifully decorated with color scheme of
green and white. natural ivy twining it's
graceful festoons with white satin rib
| bons In profusion. The parlor in which
! the ceremony took place, was elegantly
/ decorated the bridal couple passing
through an isle of two silken ropes TO a
graceful canopy of ivy with pillars of
! palms and ferns, beneath which they
We're met by Rev. Mitchell A number
| of relatives and friends thronged the par
! Tors and as the clock struck nine. Mrs.
Lena Remington played the strains OF
! Mendelssohn's wedding march and the
/ bridal party entered.
! First came Mr.. Lark Young. brother
Of the groom, who acted as best man.
and Mr.. T. NJ Tether. The groom then
| took his place I'm front of the minister.
Then came Miss Della Etreight. the
bridesmaid, with Miss FEMME Reichard.
of Little Rock Ark, the maid of honor.
Last Of all came the bride leaning on
the arm OF her uncle. Mr.. Bentley OF
Little Rock Rev. Mitchell read the beau
{ tiful Episcopal marriage service while
Mrs Remington played softly sweet
reverie
Beseiged on every side with congratula-
lions at the conclusion of the ceremony.
q reception in honor of the couple was
held and the minutes flew swiftly. Fruit
punch was served in the west parlor and
the guests enjoyed the occasion greatly.
/ Mr.. Young Is young man Of sterling
character and business ability. He has,
resided in Shawnee about five years. and
has for some time been manager of the
clothing department Of the Mammoth
Store The bride is the charming daugh-
ter of Mrs. Mary Himstedt and no young
lady stands higher or has more friends
in the community than she.
About 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon Jus
tice f. D. Reason of Shawnee was call
ed upon. to join in the holy bonds of
wedlock. Mr.. VIII T House and Miss Es-
tella Woodland. and thisp leasant duty
the affable and obliging young judge of
one Of Shawnee's territorial courts, per-
formed with his usual aIacrity and SOL
emnitq. Mr. House. the groom. IS popu-
lar resident of Moral. one OF the new
towns in. South Pottawatomie county,
while his beautiful bride only recently
reached Shawnee from her home in St
Louis The happy couple left for Moral
where they will reside in the future
License was issued last week at Chey- 7
enne for the marriage OF Liss Dean to I
Miss Willie Rutledge both of Brantley. /
and W J. Land to Miss Ethel Hiatt, both |
of Harmon
Marriage licenses have been issued a. ,
Oklahoma City TO William II. Van Wrinkle +
of Rolf. I. T.. and Miss Sadie. Turner
of Elk City. o. T.; William NJ Griffin
of Guthrie. o. r., and Miss IRA Pier
Soil Of Cashion. o T.. The latter couple
were united in marriage by Probate Judge
Harper.
Judge Goodrich of Guthrie has issued a
license to William T. Alley, age
=. and Carrie r Hickey. age p. both OF
Columbia. O. T 5
Friday afternoon Of last week the we'd
ding OF Charles y. Harris OF Timerwell.
IL. TO Mrs Eliza Mier Of Kingfsher
took place 8ir. Harris T. a young attor-
ney; Miss Mier is well known In King
fisher. The young couple will spend their
honeymoon in Kansas City and viii then
20 TO Timerweu, where they VIII make
their future home.
Marriage licenses have been Issued 20
The following parties at Hobart: Mason
J. Siwigart and Miss Matte Nelson. both
4 Kiowa county: Frank C. Aiccab" and
Miss Pearle Tridle. also q Kiowa
county
L. 5 Gsrvin and Miss Ada Land q
Darlington were uaited in the holy bonds
Z ras;r nory IS Judge Mitts az Fl Reno
IN Tuesday morning Nr Corwin -
prominent farmer OF Darlington
W p Vaughn. niEht ward clerk q ths
-hoctaw a. Shawnee thought he could
ool hia comrades. Last week ne secured
lay-oa. claiming that some rnenibsr
Y his fauilv zss sick He fumpes a ,
rsin ard went 20 Dallas where be 20;
married sunday. HIS bride was Miss
IslHe Il anisH.
Mr. Claude Conneek. u Quay ard Ms
lara william. OF Yale. were married at
-sls.
MarTied-At Pond creek this week. Niss
.Iiie AcB-sln and Elmer Smith Bon
r. web known young people % E89T a
hey sought TO escape a chzrfvzrf ~ Z
.ninE 70 Pond Creek bit Their fr.sns- 4
rculd rot - cheated sas the young 4
uuple zere treated 70 a TN car serenz1e q
rhsn they returned 20 EDDY q
Lest THURSDAY Was th~ ssKhtee-th -ei- Q
irg anniversary % NJ and Ms " s.
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