The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-17
MARRIAGES
were MANY
Few Society Events Credited
to Cupid's Harvest
LARGE WEDDING DINNER
1t Is Interrupted by a Second
Ceremony.


| Guthrie, o. T., April 1.-THE week has
not been prolific of weddings. but Cupid
has not been idle. He has harvested an
average crop. There have been few So
ciety events in the matrimonial record.
| but the knots tied are just as firm.
| In this city Thursday afternoon Mr.. Ed.
L. Weber. aged Is. and Miss Lena Frank
lin, "a. were united in marriage by Judge
Goodrich in the Office of the probate court
rooms. The young couple have only late
I ly arrived in the city from ST. Louis. and
only a few OF the immediate friends of
the contracting parties We're present to
witness the ceremony The young people
will probably make Guthrie their future
| home.
| James NJ. White. travelling salesman for
Nawl & williams, Louisville. KY. but
who makes his headquarters in Oklahoma
| City. and Miss Dixie Boone OF Eastland,
| Tex, were married Friday at the home
| of the bride They will make Oklahoma
City their future home. Mr.. White is well
known throughout Oklahoma.
I
A marriage license was issued at Ell
Reno last Monday TO John Imhof OF Fort
Reno and Katie McHugh of New York
City.
quiet wedding on last Saturday even
| ing of Miss Anna Osborne and Fred
SpauIding was quite a surprise 10 their
Il -s.~l.z IL %t,1 1ey
couple secured a carriage and drove TO
| the residence of Judge Bower. who quick
" spoke the words which made them one,
says the Alva Review.
Three couples obtained licenses to wed
this week and in each instance requested
that they be not published in this ISSUE
says the woodward News.
Mr.. Henry Teason of Boise and Miss
Eula Miller of Cowden were married at
Cowden, wednesday. April 8.
One of the prettiest weddings of the
season occurred at 10 O'Clock on Tuesday.
April -. at the beautiful home of Mr..
Fred w James. in Lexington. o. T.. the
groom being Mr. L. r. voltz of Oklahoma
City. and the bride Miss Kinda Moseley
of Lexington, the Rev. Father Williams
officiating says the Lexington Leader.
w. l.. Costello of Purcell acted as the
groom's best man. and Miss Eva Moseley
the charming and popular cousin of the
bride. graced the occasion as maid OF
honor. The bridal party was ushered into
the parlor to the strains of Wagner's
beautiful wedding march from ''Iohen-
grim rendered by the accomplished Mrs.
Allen w Huffman of Purcell.
In the spacious rooms the shades were
drawn and the soft light of candles illu-
minated the beautiful scene. Festoons
of pink and white carnations together
with draperies of silk and pot plants of
ferns, lilies and palms embellished the
altar.
The color scheme was carried out in
the dining room, where the II o'clock
breakfast was served.
The groom was attired in conventional
black and the handsome bride in a rich.
clnging gown of crede de chine and
Cluny lace made over taffeta.
The .Mangum Monitor relates the
Mr. and Mrs r e Jones of this city.
attended the wedding at Martha. Sunday,
of Madison Patrick. of Leger. and Miss
Pearl Mayo, of Martha. at the home Of
the brides uncle. Pierce Womack. at
the latter place. The young people were
married at O'Clock in the afternoon and
Immediately after sat down TO the we'd
ding dinner.
The repast was broken into. however.
by the appearance of Harvey Rose and
Miss Belle Isham or Blair. and party
of their young gentleman and lady
friends. who came driving up 10 the gate
and into the yard and solicited the serv-
ices OF Rev Bryce of LeEer. who had
just performed the marriage ceremony
for Mr. and Mrs Patrick. The reverend
gentlemen. accompanied by all the at
tendant guests. stepped out upon the
porch. the teams Of the visitors drew
near. forming a semi-ciTcle in front OF
the minister. and he performed the sec
ond ceremony Of the afternoon, uniting
Mr.. Rose and Miss Isham as they sat in
their buggy. That seemed TO be all the
visitors wanted, and they turned their
teams and disappeared in the direction
peared. The second couple were entire
strangers 10 the first ceremony and to
nearly all the guests. The former had
evidently made inquiry in the neighbor-
hood as 20 where the nearest minister
could be found and hunted him Up. The
guests returned to the table and finished
the meal as well as they could after the
rather exciting scene they had just wit
messed
Mr.. and Mrs Rose viii make their home
on the farm or the former near Leger.
Invitations have been received at Shaw (
nee. says the News. announcing the sp-
preaching wedding Of Miss $eliie z.
daughter II Mr.. and Mrs James McCor- +
mick % SHAWNEE 70 Malvern A White of i
Mena. Ark Miss Mccormick il well /
known. her father being = Choctsw en- /
gineer
The ceremony viii take place On we'd 1
nesday morning. April 2. q; ga clock 1
at 81 Agnes Catholic church in N@nz. !
Ark and reception AZ the home % tire 4
brides sister. Mrs c. A Rockwell. In 4
Mena. viii foTiow.
= marriage ncense Ess iszBe5 Arr sfh 4
al Poak Creek 20 BenjaEsin 2 Hlu aged 4
= Of Jefferson. nd Emma Msfhisoz.
aged Is. of HaEiey-
TIE Fairyiez Republican aznoznces a
marriage n ths following peculiar way
Mr ASe Thies=en hzs A usce farm south
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