The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-04

worth, Roy. Kramer, Charles Mathews
| Ernest Croniner, Ned Larimer, Will Os
borne and Sidney Toler.
Friday evening a number Of Father
! Brennan's friends gave him a farewell
! much beloved and talented pastor of the
| West Side church fon some time and ht
| has so ingratiated himself into the hearts
| of his pariShiOnerS that it was with the
greatest reluctance and sorrow that they
saw him depart for his new field in Mime
sofa. 4 number of affecting addresses
were made both in poetry and prose, al
with one theme and thought, Farewell
+ Father Brennan.
An entertainment will be given for the
| benefit of the young ladies society of the
West Side Baptist church May 6, corner OF
Maple and Seneca streets. Following is
the program:
Instrumental solo.
PantOmlme. Chinese laundry
Defamation. Josie Daratt
Violin solo. Harry Fellison
Broom drill Eight young ladies
Instrumental music. 49,. Male quartette
Drama. How Charley won his wife
Tableau. ..................So Soldiers Dream
There used to be a gentleman in this
town who had cute way of getting the
best of his wife who was ''Shrewish when
he kept not hours" If he had remained
out later than usual that he must expect
to pass the remainder Of the night under a
vOiley Of hot shot from his wife, so when
ne made his entrance into the house, it
was with a slam of the door and a grOwl:
he jumped into his other half, and if she
didn't show signs OF establishment, he even
went so far as to butt her head against the
yI,l-
be saucy and as the much-abused husband
found, was the only etficacious way of
silencing his wife. He was an English
man.
Two young ventureSOme schoolgirls got
into trouble, this last week. They went TO
a fOrtune-teler to find out their future
position. The fortune-teller. who was a
woman, locked the door on them, they say,
demanded an exhorbitant fee, which they
refused, saying they only had fifty cents
each, which they offered her, but she did
not deem enough and drew dagger on
her trembling patrons and tried to make
them hand over their watches and other
jewelry which they had on. The girls
begged and entreated and entreated and
after time managed to escape, too glad at
their escape and too frightened to inform
the authorities. The story comes through
one OF the girls mother.
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At s O'Clock Tuesday evening, at the res
idence of Charles Z. Frank, 435 South
Lawrence: Mr.. Abraham l.. Wareham and
Miss Marion w. Bailey were united in
marriage, Rev. Samuel L. Hamilton, Off
eating.
Only the intimate friends of the parties
were present. After the ceremony a
sumptuous repast was served by Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank. The happy couple We're the
recipients of many costly and handsome
presents. Mr.. Wareham Is well known
and highly respected young business man,
connected with l.. l.. Newcomb, druggist,
The fair bride is also equally well known
and esteemed. They repaired at once to
their own home on South Lawrence ave
nue..
The idea that women should dress in
such COlorS is VIII match their surround
inCs has its advantages. and again It
has its disadvantages. The writer knows
OF a young woman whose husband re
Gently purchased an artiStically painted
Queen Anne cottage in delightful suburb
of this city. Last summer, the first in the
new nome. his wife would never sit upon
the veranda without being dressed in a
gown which contrasted tremendously with
the color of the house The long winter
interviewed and this spring the color OF the
house was allowed 10 escape from her cal
culationS in buying her summer dress
goods. When they were all bought ii was
discovered that they contrasted vilely with
the veranda. Now she insists that the
house be reprinted.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Q. T.
Crawford entertained at their rooms At the
Crawford opera, house \ delightful
evening varied with many games and
social Intercourse marked the occasion.
The guests were: Mr. and Mrs y 7.
Bush. Mr.. and Mrs NJ c Campbell, Mr..
and Mrs Frank Wood. Mr.. and Mrs +.
+ Young. Mr.. and Nm y / Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs f. Brubacher. Mr.. and Mrs.
o. II. Bentley, DR.. and Mrs. J. II TeTriu,
DR.. and MIR. j. II. SJoner, DR.. and Mrs.
I. = Hoagland Mr. and Mrs. J. p.
Moore. Mr.. and Ms r. r Beach. Mr.. q.
4. Smith. Mrs F.. RiX. Miss GerJIe Moore.
Misses Julia, Renetta and MalIuda Ross,
Mr.. ". +. LAID. DR.. B. y BOYD. Mr.. "
Fogg. Mr. \. Fitting. Mr.. George Van
Ness, Mr.. ". n smith and Mr. T. V.
Sargent.
Tuesday evening Mr.. !. C. South, ot
East Oak street, was surprised by a mum
Der OF friends. The occasion was his thlr-
tieih birthday. The guests were Misses
Kate NlEEs. Grace y. Maxwell, Minnie