Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1912-12-14
Ewald-Waiker.

past three years assistant supervisor
of manual training in the public
schools at Santa Barbara, Calf, and
Benjamin Ewald, a rancher from
Poison, Mont. and college friend of
the brides brother, was celebrated
with a wedding of pretty appoint
ments given at the brides aunt, Mrs.
A l. VanAuken, at 81 Madison
street at 8 O'Clock on Wednesday
evening.
The bride-to-be. with her mother,
Mrs. Mary Walker, who had resided
with her in Santa Barbara, journey
ed half way across the continent to
the old home city and the home of
very dear relatives for this event,
and from the other side of the con-
tinent came the brides brother, Rev.
Lewis Walker, of Fitchburg, Mass.
to officiate at the wedding of his only
sister.
Pepper berries and orange blossoms
from the brides home in Santa Bar
bara, mingled their prettiness with
those of palms and chrysanthemums
in the decorative scheme. A corner
of the parlor had been attractively
trimmed for the plighting of the
troth, and with Mrs. Frances SEIZURE
mani udd, an intimate friend of the
bride, rendering Grieg's Il love You
Truly" the principals unattended,
took their places. Throughout the
ring ceremony used by Rev. Walker,
Mrs Judd played Schrubert's ''Sere-
made" and then during the congratu-
lations Mendelsson's s'Spring Song"
The bride wore pretty gown of
marquisette with lace trimmings and
carried Killarney roses. With the
congratulations concluded, the guests,
who numbered about sixty, perhaps
evenly divided between relatives and
friends, were seated at tables scatter
ed about the house, preparatory to
the serving of the supper by former
pupils of the bride, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Maynard, Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
Hervey, Mrs. Roy NcPhail, Mrs.
Fred Bowers, Mrs. Roy Brace, of
Marshall, and Nelson Maynard, while
Miss Susie Schureman, warm friend
served at the brides table.
| At table prettily decorated In
baskets of pepper berries and brass
candlesticks and laid in the dining
room, were seated the bride and
groom, the Rev. Lewis Walker, their
mother Mrs. Mary Walker, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. J. Ewald, parents of the
groom from Benton Harbor, Miss Mel
| lie Ewald of Benton Harbor, and Miss
May Ewald of Holland, sisters of Mr..
Ewald, Henry Ewald of Benton Har-
bor. Edward and Walter Ewald of
Hartford, all brothers of the groom,
and Mrs. Judd, Miss Blanche VanAu-
ken was mistress of ceremonies.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ewald will linger
here several days visiting with rela-
tives and friends, and planning to
leave here Friday for, Benton Harbor,
where on the day following they will
attend the golden wedding celebra
tion of Mr.. Ewald's parents. About
the first of January they will go to
Montana. Mr.. Ewald having a ranch
near Poison, just over the the Rocky
Mountains.
Mr.. Ewald is native of Benton
Harbor and graduate from the Uni
versity of Michigan, doing post gradu-
ate work at Harvard university,
where he received his degree of mast
er of arts. His bride resided in Ad-
rian until her graduation from the
Adrian schools and later graduated
from the Sloyd Training school in
Boston and then from the Mas
Seminorium, at Mas, Sweden. Re-
turning to her own country, she
taught in the Boston school, of which
she was a graduate, being member
of the faculty for four years. Follow
ing this period she engaged with the
Santa Barbara schools, Iesigning her
position with her approaching marri-
age.
Among those in attendance upon
the marriage were Mrs Mary Walker,
the brides mother, who goes on to
Fitchburg, Mass, for the winter; the
Rev. Lewis Walker, brother of the
bride, from Fitchburg; Mr.. and Mrs
H. ]. Ewald, Miss Nellie Ewald and
Henry Ewald of Benton Harbor; Miss
May Ewald of Holland; Edward and
Walter Ewald of Hartford. Mich.
relatives of the bridegroom: Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. c. Hasking, of Opaha, Mr.
and Mrs John G. Chandler, of Misha-
waka, George Harris of Toleda, Mr..
and Mrs. Sherman Lister and DIR.
Jeptha Schureman of Detroit, and