Wichita eagle., 1888-10-07

Thursday evening at p. m. at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, 1l9 South
EmpoEia avenue, Mr. C. Richey and Miss
Amanda Brown, both or this city, were
| married and have taken up their residence
at 626 North Water. The occasion was al
imposing one and the number of guests
large The following is list OF the pres
ents: Silver castor, Mr. and Mrs. VIII
mere, glass table set, Afr. and Mrs. d.
Jones; set side dishes, Mr.. and Mrs. ".
Starnes, set of china cups and saueers.
Mr. and Mrs. Simms; linen towels, Mr.
and Mrs. T. Glover. silver castor Mr.. and
Mrs. I. Banks: set OF china dishes. Mr.
and Mrs L Anderson. set fine ehfra
dishes, Mr.. and Mrs l. Ander-
/ son: Mr.. and Mrs !. W H A. Clark.
table linen and box cigars; Mrs and
Miss Hilbert, four silver napkin rings:
Stella Turner, perfumery case, ornamented
cake. plate fruit stands, Mrs I. l. Adams
| set beautiful napkins; glass pitcher,
Mrs Bamster; table linen, Mrs. VI Par
ker; handsome pair vases, Mesdamss
! Jones, Stanton and Williams; china bread
| plate, Mrs. NJ. J. Junkerulan; linen tow
| els, Mr.. John Moore; oil paintings. Mrs.
| Z. Hill; glass pitcher, Mr. and Mrs ".
| Barker; motto. Mrs. " E Clover. towels,
| Mrs. Eliza Hail, of Parsons. Kan; two
| baskets of fruit, Mrs. 7. z. Hurst; silver
/ tea pot Mr.. Slater, silver call hell. J..
/ Craught; J. La Breacher. Of Fredonia.
! photograph albuD. toilet set, Mrs, Cad
| Whitman: jeweiry, Mr. and Mrs Grey: q
/ wedding cake by the brides brother;
| dressing case, Martin Burns and W. Wat
son: chamber set, Messrs Crockett, A.
| Coleman, Chairman and Martin: silver
tea set by Mr.. j. C. Rolling: linen nap
| kins, Mr. and Mrs. james; dressing case,
Mr.. II. Watson
| Miss Ada Hoffman, well known young
| lady in Wichita society. leaves this week
for Topeka, where she will attend Beth
any college the coming winter
The old lady. commonly called Mother
| Grundy, who is seen occasionly in Wichita
society, re ports that the Eagle Rifles viii
| give hop one evening this week The
organization viii have its election, at
least, on next Friday evening.
| ~
Baldwin & Son have made some fine,
large (aox2l photographs Of the commits
stoned officers of the Eagle Rifles.
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/ A number of their friends gave sur
prise to Mr. and Mrs. Gascoigne last even
| ing in commemoration of the tenth ami
versary of their wedding. The party
| took place at their residence corner of
/ Eleventh and Wichita Elegant refresh
ments were served and generally a very
pleasant evening passed. Those present
/ were Mesdames eager and Pike aud
| Misses LYDIA and Emma Allison, Sadie
| Wesselhoff, Burns and Rossler, and
| Messrs. Pike, eager, Charles Hartmann,
| George A. Warth, Charles Eldridge and
/ Mr.. Dennis.
/ Mrs H. J. Harding. at her home on
/ North Lawrence, Friday evening gave a
! luncheon to a number of her lady friends.
/ The house was beautifully decorated, the
( luncheon tasty and the occasion socially a
/ success. 1t was the first luncheon of the
I season.
! The Shakespeare Society met Wednes-
/ day evening at rooms over 30 North Main
| street About twenty-five members re
! sponded to the roll call by quotation
/ from Shakespeare Several names were
/ presented for membership and referred to
/ committee on same Selected portions of
| Act of Othello were read and also several
/ papers on the topics suggested by the play.
| The discussion OF figures of speech,
meter and on various rhetorical points was
/ prolonged to a tedium. However, many
interesting thoughts were suggested and
! the meeting was very enjoyable.
each Wednesday evening until otherwise
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