The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10
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Methodist church, Rev. T. ]. Ream, as
sisted by his son, Rev. Frank Rean, Off
ciated
Three of the brides music pupils. Misses
Bessie Ciabaugh Libbie Mooers and Gar
land Clark, presided at the piano while
the guests were assembling. Mr.. William
Brant. brother of the bride. and drug
gist of Corning, and Miss Nellie Flick. of
! this city, stood up with the bridal couple.
1t was quite an imposing affair. and
large number of invited guests were
present.
The church was beautifully decorated
and darkened and the electric lights were
turned on with beautiful effect The
flower girls strewed carnations in the
pathway of the couple as they entered
and made their way under the arch where
the ceremony took place. The arch
of evergreen and white roses. Miss Minnie
Hyde played the wedding march and
Fern STANDBY and Cletia Mooers acted as
flower girls.
The friends here handsomely remember
cd the bride in the way OF presents and
she will have many mementos in her new
home to remind her of her friends here
The bride is an accomplished music
teacher and she was teaching a large class
and was strongly in the good graces of
her pupils.
Mr.. afatson is a young lawyer of noted
firm of lawyers of Wichita, Kansas. and is
well UP in his profession. After the cere-
mony the newly married couple boarded
the afternoon train for their home in
Wichita where they will reside. A'large
number of friends accompanied them 10
the depot to bid them God speed.
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WEDDING ON JAN. u
The following wedding invitation has
been sent out:
MI. and Mrs. Charles Richard Pope
invite you to be present
at the marriage OF their daughter
Winona Esther
to
Mr.. William Adelbert Briggs
on Tuesday morning, January the 18th
nineteen hundred and four
at nine O'Clock
St. Johns Church
Wichita Kansas.
AT Home Woodward, o. T.
LAY LOR-PEI ERSON.
On New Years eve, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Peterson, parents of the bride,
Miss Maggie Peterson was united in mar
riage to Mr.. NJ Taylor. The ceremony
was performed by the minister of Maize.
At seven o'clock the bride and groom
marched into the parior the wedding
march being rendered by Miss Wanda
Kruckenberg. The bride Wore beauti
full blue albatros trimmed in white silk
and Venetian lace applique and carrying
boquet of white and pink carnations.
The groom wore the usual black.
After the ceremonies and congratula-
tons the couple accompanied by a few
near relatives, marched into the dining
room where an elegant fve-course sup
per was served. After supper they were
greeted by a merry crowd who enter
tanned them for short time with all
sorts of noise and merry laughter. On
New Years morn the guests departed,
wishing the bride and groom happy
married life At p. m. next morning
they left on their wedding trip.
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\ FOURTH BIRTHDAY AFFAIR.
One of the most enjoyable events of
last week was the celebration of Master
Ralph McCutchens fourth birthday at his
home, 726 South Main street, last Sat
urday afternoon Everything had been
arranged completely by Master Ralph be-
fore his guests arrived to have a good
time until they should have to depart.
Games and music of all description was
INDUCED in until they were called out to
-, aIa ar
supper awaited them and to which each
did ample justice. AS a changing scene
as they were preparing TO depart Mr..
Steele McCutchen stepped in and took
their pictures, which was heartily en-
joyed by the little ones. Those invited
were: Morris Musselman, Charles Toiand,
Cooley Tatman, Marion Harrison. Flor
eLce Bevis, Mary and Thomas Stafford,
Ruby and Marion Foster, Lena, Eunice
and Arthur Bagby. Vera and Pauline
Chappell Fannie. Margaret. Leo, Marie
and Clarence Millhaubt Estela and Ruth
McCutchen. Lena, Ray and Hazel Ed
wards, George and Beatrice Rogers OF
Oklahoma City, o. T.
SOUTH SIDE HOME CIRCLE.
The Southeast Home Circle had New
Years party on Miss Estela Findeiss,
at the home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
II. Findeiss of 1913 Laura avenue. The
home was beautifully decorated with cut
flowers and evergreens. The evening was
spent within music and games At late
hour refreshments were served. The
courses were ice cream. lemonade. cake,
nuts ard candy. At midnight they parted
for their homes, declaring it most en-
joyable evening, Those present were:
Mesdanes johnny Finde'ss. Charlie Mil
twill, Robert a. Schumacher. Richard
Findeiss. Albert Schumacher. Carl Milt-
rer. Edo Youngmeyer. Al Yungmyer;
Misses Estena Findeiss. Lille Schumach-
er Este,la Roth. IdA. Yungmeyer. Kate
Hughes Ida Sealock and May MiltneT-
\ MUSICAL. FEAST
Mrs y O. Crorner, nee Imhoden OF FL
Reno was the honorary guest Of func-
ton given Tuesday evening by Dr. and
Mrs. s $. Noble at their Riverside home.
It was an evening CT music with the ac-
compartment OF the fine pipe organ in
the noble house. The program was IN
usually pleasing Vocal solos were rem
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r. {. El,enberger. accompanied by Mrs.
Stanley Sones. Mr.. Charles HisSinson
save violin solo with Miss Hortense I'm
hoden as acconpanist SiGnor Fabiana
gave 4 harp solo. and Mrs Noble at the
pipe organ and Miss Imboien Il the piano
rendered a beautiful duet. Mrs Noble
was assisted during the evening by Miss
Florence Reed. Miss Blanche Imboden and
Miss Hortense lmbOdea-
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