Wichita eagle., 1889-09-29

Young Gentlemen NeednI
Believe UnlessThey Wish
Personals, Arrivals
ETC, Etc.
Miss Florence Blair is in the city from
indianapolis.
Miss n. Slattery is visiting her sister,
Mrs. j. j. Mcnamara
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October 10 at Danville, H., Miss Lucy
Mater will he married to Mr.. A. L. Dag
ner.
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Miss Stella Young, of Medicine Lodge,
is in the city visiting her friend Mss Hat
tie Hays.
Miss Kate Redfield gave a little party
Friday evening in honor Of Miss duncan,
of Los Angeles.
The marriage of Mr.. w. NJ Behring and
Miss Mary Miller is set for October % at
Hillsboro. Ill.
= Mr. T. B. Guest and Robert Smythe are
home from a long sojourn among the
uOIbucTu SunLucI icSoiNS'
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A number of friends surprised Mr.. and
Mrs j. w. Coulter at their home on the
West Side, Tuesday evening
Miss Helen Holiday from Stebenville,
Ohio. and Mr.. Jason Brooks of New Liver
pool, that state, are in the city.
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Mr.. Manuel Ericsson of Peoria, illinois,
and Mr. Arthur McCabe of Topeka, have
been pjoying society in Paramount this
week.
Misses Minnie and Pearl Skinner enter
tanned the Dew Drop serenading CLUB at
their home on North Topeka avenue, Tues
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Luttrell arrived
home Wednesday. Will be at home to
friends after October s. They reside at
90 North Lawrence avenue,
Wichita has bevy of fascinating buds
who will just have to make their debuts
this fall if this marriage business increases
its already alarming proportions.
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Miss Susie Roberts. of Medicine Lodge,
who the last week visited Miss Ella Bour-
gette, left last night for Indianapolis, her
former home. on a visit to friends and
relatives.
Yesterday Mr. Frank R. Skinner and
Miss Jennie Morey were married at the
residence of Rev S. l.. Hamilton, the off
avenue.
Mr.. Nelson McClees, a great favorite in
Wichita, has not shown any ingratitude
and chosen a mountain beauty, but has
asked the hand of one of Wichita's most
charming daughters.
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The wedding ceremony at the Morrison
home Tuesday evening, it is reported will
be very quiet; but everybody who has been
favored with an invitation to the recep-
ton, is going, and one may be assured, it
will be merry company.
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Misses Flo. Holliugsworth, Carrie HoI- |
lingsworth, Lola Ray. of this city, and !
their quests, Misses Emma CreeI Maude
Current, Myrtle Current, a seXtette of |
very pleasant young ladies, were callers at
the sanctum yesterday afternoon.
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The West Side will be surprised when 1t
learns of the following event. as it has
been kept very quiet This evening Rev.
j W. Tull will marry Mr.. Howard Mar
shall and Miss Grace Bottenfelt, two very
popular society people across the river.
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Wednesday evening the Misses Galloway,
of South Main street, entertained
few of their friends, among
whom We're Misses. Mamie Oil
yer. Estella Cobb, Matte Ferguson.
and Messrs. w. NJ. Cobb, G. Warth, Vic
tor Washburn and A l.. Snyder.
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The marriage of Miss Mabel Martin and
Mr.. Brookes at the Congregational church
at noon next Tuesday promises to be
largely attended. Several novelties will
be introduced in the ceremony, among
others the couple will be attended by four
pretty little girls, with the absence of
groom and bridesmaid.
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An exceedingly handsome young drug
gist, who may he seen not many miles
from 400 East Douglas. and who has been
known for 10! these many months 10 make
voyages south, and whose destination it is
whispered, is in the eleven hundreds on
South Emporia, is to be married at the
home of the charming brides parents,
Monday evening at o'clock.
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Mr.. Charles f. Curtis. who is recognized
rs one of Wichita's leading society gentle
men and who cashier of the Wichita
Savings bank is no less popular, with the
people with whom he does business, will
leave next Saturday for Kent. O.. where at
noon on Wednesday, October Q. he will
wed Miss Grace +. Kent. who is renortet
TO be a very beautiful and intellectual
young lady.
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Last Friday evening week Mrs Dave
Hays gave n little 81 fresco entertainment