Wichita eagle., 1889-10-06

Mr.. Frank Curtis leaves shortly for St
Joseph.
Mrs. w. r. Mcpherson and Miss Nellie
are in Indianapolis visiting.
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Miss May Virgins entertained a few
friends Wednesday evening.
Miss Rcht of North Waco, entertained
last Wednesday in honor of Evi Lee
Payne.
Miss Belle Fox entertained Tuesday
evening at her home on North Lawrence
avenue
Mrs Dr. Graham entertained Wednes-
Gay evening at her suite of rooms at the
Manhattan.
Mr.. George Walker and Miss Lola Ray
will be married October 10. The wedding
is to be very quiet.
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Nj l.. Charles Miller will leave for Salt
Lake City this week, where he will re-
main for some time.
So
Thursday evening Miss Mignon Viele
entertained a few friends at her home on
North Lawrence avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Houston are enter
New York City.
Mr. c. E. Curtis left Saturday for Kent.
O.. where next Wednesday afternoon. he
will wed Miss Kent, of that city.
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Mr. John T. Stephens, of Topeka, who is
in the city working on the new Santa Fe
depot, will be married in that city Octo-
Der % to Miss Jennie Tweeddale.
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The engagement of Mr.. Adolph A.
Gluick, of this city. to Miss Lizzie +.
WEIGH, of New York city, has been an
nounced. The wedding will occur in the
per future.
Mr.. NJ. Z. Burlington, well known
member of the clerical force of the David
son Loan and Investment company, left
yesterday on extended eastern trip
visiting his parents and friends III eastern
Pennsylvania.
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1t is reported that Mr.. B. B. Cushman
and Miss Arlie Mcknight will be married
on October 22d at p IN. at the home of
the brides parents. The honeymoon will
be passed III the mountains. Rev. r. L.
Savin viii ofiiciate.
MT. Frank Brooks entertained a number
of his friends at his home. 123 South Seneca
FRIDAY evening. The evening was spent in
dancing and other social amusementS.
which was kept up till late hour, all re-
GREETING the time for departure
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Cards are out announcing the marriage
Of Mr.. John Morton Tum, of Springfield
Mo, to Miss Helen Henderson, of King
man. The groom is we'll known in Wich-
tia as man of excellent qualities, while
the bride is one of kingman's most charm
ing daughters We wish them long and
happy life of married bliss.
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To Lucie on her wedding day.
To wish your future free from care were vain
For care and pain are paths TO life indeed
II nohly borne: So may tn Gmnipotent dciCn
To grant you strength sufficient for your need
That. walking hand in hand, each helping each,
And seeing ever through the clouds the SKY,
And maxim steps OF trials. you may reach
The radiant throne awaiting You on high.
-PoNCo.
The Shakespeare society will give their
first social for the year on Wednesday, DC
tober 8, at the residence of George l.
Pratt. 1917 North Emporia. Ii is hoped
that each member will be present and
bring one or two friends with them. The
society has finished reading The Temp
est" and will take up ''Cymbe line, Octo-
Der l6.
Miss Pauline Cochran entertained Fri
day evening at her home on University
avenue. \ very pleasant evening is re-
ported by the guests who were. Misses !
Lamb, Nesta Hobbs, Ella Lsughlin. Eu- |
geuia and III. Cochran, Resour and Messrs |
Dean, Fred Atwater, James Mckee, 3. |
Parmeley, Faulconer. Sheriff, Sawyer. Nc |
Giunis, Brown. Cogshell, Settle, Homale, |
J. w. Arbogast.
At O'Clock last Sunday afternoon the /
Rev. David Bowers united in wedlock. |
Mr.. James s Coe, of Wichita, and Miss |
Jennie Brookma of Kingman. The wed /
ding took place at the residence of the |
brides parents in the northeast part of the
CITY, before a number of very intimate
friends and relatives of the contracting |
uarties A number of very handsome |
presents were given the happy pair, after
which a sumptuoUs repast WAS spread TO
the cuests to which ell did annie Justice