Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1904-10-13
gRAUTIFUL HOME WEDDING.
Mr. Alpha Brumsgs Of Beloit and
Miss Rea Wilson Married.

O'Clock last evening In the presen'
OF about 176 guests were marie
their only daughter, Miss Res Wilsol
and MIR. Alpha Brumage Of Beloi
Rev. Fuller Bergstresser officiating.
The large parlor was artisticall
decorated in green, white and rec
The entire ceiling was covered with
lattice Of smilax and bittersweet Will
at intervals small white wedding bell
hung over the guests. At one en-
were white pillars with connectin
arches and red carnations were. vivi
bits OF color on these. A large wed
ding bell hung over the bridal cou
PILES station. A red and whit
color acheme was carried out In tn
decorations OF the other rooms Will,
the BRIDES table had smilax twinet
on Observation-Disclosures roses for tabl'
flowers. The mingling Of red carna
tions, the flower OIL. the brides college
fraternity, PiIBeti Phi, and the white
roses, of the groom's, LAlpha Tau,
made pretty symbolism.
As the bridal party entered the par
Tor to the music Of Lohengrin's we'd
ding march played by Mrs. j. H..
Niesley, it was preceded by France
Wilson, brother OF the bride, and
Harry Brumage, brother Of the groom,
% ushers. G +. D. Parent was best
man; Miss Alice Sterl maid OF honor;
Miss Elizabeth Wysndt bore the ring
and the bridesmaids were Miss
Marion. lKoogler Of Eldorado and Miss
Louise Bristol Of Anthony, college
chums of.the bride.
The bride was gowned in lace ap-
pliqued chiffon muslin, with white
tulle veil and carried brides roses.
The maid Of honor wore accordion
plated silk chiffon; the bridesmaids,
silk crepe with lace yoke, all carrying
red carnations. The ring girl wore
white organdy with valenciennes lace
trimmings, red sash.
Following the impressive ring cere-
mony came congratulations and there
was served a dainty wedding supper
ut which the assistants were: Mrs.
G. G; Sterl, Mrs. j. J. Gooden, Mrs.
3. Z. Hazlett, Mrs. J. White, Mrs.
C. L. Hubbard, Mrs. Z. G. Wyandt,
Miss Ida Romig. The brides. table
was served by'tive girls, Helen Sterl,
Anna Moore. Emily and Lena Swick,
Helen GleiSsner.
A handsome array Of presents from
friends far and near was bestowed
npon the young people. testifying to
the esteem in which they are held.
The colored mandolin club fur
nished music throughout the evening,
being stationed on the enclosed porch.
Late in the evening the brides cake
was broughtlin and cut by the bride.
Miss Mary Giles secured the ring in
closed, MIR. France Wilson the piece
Of money.
The bride is one OF Abilene's sweet
oct girls. She has spent all her life I
In this city. graduated with honors
In the Abilene high school and took
honors last year when she graduated
ut the State University. She has
been prominent in Abilene social cir
cles and counts every acquaintance
10 9 friend.
The groom Is one Of Beloit's lead
Ing young businessmen. He was the
captain Of the K. U. football team
last year when he attended the Uni.
Versity and 1t was there that the :
goung people first met. Leaving the v
University he engaged in the life in. 9
'urance business in his home town q
md 10 making marked success. y
Mr.. and Mrs. Brumage will leave
n few days for Beloit which 10 to be
heir home. The best wishes for q Ill
lie Of joy 60 with them from a host Ia
I Abilene friends. Ii
The out-oi-town guests present A
'ere: Mrs. W. J. Brumage, Mr.. and il
frs. B. G. Brumage, Mrs. Walter
ittenger and Harry Brumage, all Of
'eloit; John NALL, Herring ton; Arthur h
ield, Solomon; Mr.. and Mrs. R. Hoff- -
ian, MI. and Mrs. E. V. Hoffman, al