Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1911-04-28
Bosse-Butts.

spring weddings as well as the
most interesting event of the
week, was the wedding of Miss
MOnita Butts, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. II. Butts and Mr.. Mil
ton BoSSe of EllinwOOd, Kansas,
which occurred last night at the
Butts home 1915 North Lawrence
avenue. The. big fireplace in
front of which the couple stood
while DR.. Walter Scott Priest of
the Christian church pronounced
the ceremony, was banked with
palms, Easter lilies and daisies,
while candles graduating in size
adorned the mantle.
Miss Hazel Kelley Of Paola,
Kans., played MendelssOhn'S we'd
ding march as the bridal party
| descended the stairs and little
Jerry Hill, nephew of Miss Butts
and little Esther BrOdie, niece of
Mr. Bose, held the ribbons which
fcremd the aisle through which
che bridal party passed into the
J library. Richard BrOdie, nephew
of Mr.. BOsSe, carried the ring.
Mr.. Homer COnley of Oklahoma
City, sang Because Love You,
Dear"
Miss Butts was gOwned in
white crepe melier cloth. made
with court train with an over
drape of Duchess lace and en-
brOidered chiffon trimmings. She
carried a shower of brides roses.
She was attended by her sister,
Miss Hazel Butts, as maid of hon
or, who wore a gown of blue
crepe melier made entrain, with
an over drape of chiffon and
trimmed in silver. She carried
a basket of daisies. The brides
maids were Miss Clemantine
Dorsey of Columbia, Mo-, and
Miss Mable Hays of Kansas City
Miss Dorsey wore a dainty blue
ImeSsaline with an over drape of
gold net, while Miss Hays was
gOwned in blue chiffon over mes
saline with trimmings of gold EN-
brOidery. Both the bridesmaids
carried baskets of daisies.
Mr.. BOSSe was attended by
Mr.. Maurice Breidenthal of Kan
saS City as best man. Mr.. Wal
dene Williams of Kansas City.
and Mr.. Asa Black of yelling
ton as uSherS.
Miss Butts was a member of
the Pi Beta Phi sorority of Kan
saS university and her attendants
were sorority sisters. while Mr..
Bose. a Phi Delta Theta, was
attended by his fraternity broth
erS.
Mr.. Bosses gift to his bride
was an exquisite diamond brooch
set with nine large diamonds.
Miss Butts gave her maid Of
horror and her bridesmaids Ouch
eSs lace .handkerchiefS. The best
man received a travelling set,
while the ushers were given
leather bill books.
The. gift of Mr.. Bosses father
was a beautiful home in Film
wood, Kan. which the brides
father furnished.
Both Miss Butts and Mr.. Bose
are graduates of Kansas univer-
sity. Miss Butts is a charming
girl and every popular in her set.
Mr.. BOSSe is in business with his
father in EllnwOOd.
Many beautiful gowns were
worn at the wedding. Mrs. Butts
wore an exquisite gown of laven-
der messaline, with an over drape
of gray and black chiffon, made
en- train; Miss Bernice Butts was
very sweet in yellow crepe de
chine made en- train with. trim
mingS of white fur and yellow
roses; Miss Madeline Butts wore
a dainty white lingerie dress;
Miss Lucile> Wilkison was gown
ed in blue meSsaline with an over
drape of silver. while Miss Hazel
Kelley wore a dainty white gown
with trimmings of Duchess lace.
After the ceremony a buffet,
supper was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. BOSse will spend
their honeymoon in New Orleans
and other southern points.
Among the out of town guests
a
for the wedding were DR.. and
Mrs. A. H. Hill of Augusta, Mr..
and Mrs. H. E. King of Leon,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. l. King, of Ell
Dorado, Mr.. Chas. Martin of Chi
cagO, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Bosse, Mr..
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