Butler County KS Archives News.....SHEPARD - WEBER Marriage November 27, 1903
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The Walnut Valley Times November 27, 1903
The Walnut Valley Times 
November 27, 1903 
Volume XXXIV, Number 45 

SHEPARD – WEBER 

The wedding of Miss Emma Weber to Ray Shepard occurred last evening at the 
resident of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Weber on Vine street. For 
the occasion the home was handsomely decorated with a profusion of 
crysanthemums and green. In the parlor a looking glass was placed in one corner 
of the room, surrounded by a bank of beautiful flowers before which the bride 
and groom stood.

Miss Josie Widemann played Mendelssohn’s wedding march. The ceremony was 
preformed by Rev. Harkness of the Presbyterian church, assisted by Rev. Burns, 
the Methodist minister.

“Till Death” was sung prettily by Miss Ethel Bugbee. 

After the ceremony an elegant luncheon was served. 

The bride looked beautiful gowned in white silk with elaborate point lace 
trimming. 

The groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shepard. He is a Kansas born young 
man and one of sterling worth, industry and integrity. For four years he was 
employed in the clothing department of W. H. Hitchock & Sons Tripple store, but 
for several months he has been junior member of the firm of Qidham & Shepard, 
undertakers. His bride is a lovely young woman, a graduate of the El Dorado 
schools and one who is possessed of all good and noble attributes and 
characteristics of womankind; one who is qualified to make a happy home.





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