The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-28

man, Mabel Clement, Harriet Johnston,
Ellis and Fany Lewis, and Messrs. Ben
Parmeley, Eph. Hoffman. Ralph Nleder.
lander, Rob. Rodgers, Ed. Allen and
Grant Woodman.
The following is the program Of the
Willard c. L. S. c. for Jan 2. 1891:
| Discussion of article six British Lions
Led by Miss Mills.
Paper-Prominent Men and Women
of King James Court. Miss Mlllen
Muslc 1 I M1ss I 6;SIa
! Miss Halsey.
Questions on The World of Today.
..:.................. AlsS a MASON
Original New Year sentiments.
Mrs. R. Allen Hall, worthy matron of
Ivy Leaf Chapter, No. 80, .. Z. 3. viii re-
ceive calls on New Years day at the Ma ia,
sonic Temple from 3 to p. m. The Will
be assisted by the following ladies OF the
chapter: Mrs David Symthe, Mrs. Z. A.
| Whitlock, Mrs. +. J. Brook, Mrs. Jos. w.
Holt, Mrs. James T. Dorsey, Mrs. j. j.
Fegtly, Mrs ID. A Mitchell, Mrs. A >
Apologize, Mrs. VIM. Starr, Mrs. }. NJ.
AIinick. Mrs. NJ. V. Cox, Mrs. J. w. Page,
Mrs. H. Fuller, Mrs l. w. Gill, Mrs. NJ.
Lee, Mrs. c. Pierce. Mrs. H. J.. Smithson,
Mrs. A J. Saur, Mrs j. W. Coulson, Mrs.
P. A. Peckham. Mrs. Z. Allen, Mrs c.
Hartman, Mrs. VIM. Jefries, Miss Lillian
WILDER, Mary Hall, Miss May Pearse, also
Miss Alice Boyd. of Denver, Colo, Miss
Efie Wright, Miss Addie Brook.
The Time Kiln clubs ball at Peerless
hall, Tuesday evening. presented every So
cial amenity that could be wished for. The
! dancers were: Misses Anna Hays, Carrie
| Winans, Lou Friend, Lucy Hinkle, Nellie
Roberts, Cora McAllister. Mamie Cosslt,
( Mabel Moore, Matte Mead, Sallie Down
| ing Ollie Grosch, Myrtle Bigelow, Lille
| Hassett, Estelle Nixon, Mollie Dimes,
Misses Dresser. Mrs Dr. Creditor and her
! friend, Mrs. Bailey of Topeka, Mrs. Bailey
and her guests, EMr aud Mrs. Marcy, of
Jonesboro, Ark; Messrs. Cox, Schopf, Nc
1 Causland, Millison, Bryan, Cossit, Brack-
| en-, Conklin, Harris, Ross, Herman, Sim
/ mons, Fitting, Hinkle, Hurt, John Bryan,
Ranney, futile. McNeal, Capt. Mayer, DR..
Creditor, Piper, Benn, Grants, Dale, Jo-
seph. Motif and Forrest.
! The gentlemen of the Carey gave a din
ner Christmas day. followed by hop in
| the hotel. The participants report an ex-
ceedingly enjoyable time. These were Mr.
and Mrs. NJ w. Levy, Mr. and Mrs. S. w.
Corbett, Mr.; and Mrs. c. A; Walker, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Vail. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
| Oliver, Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Cushman, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. W. Minor, Mr.. and Mrs. |. L.
Humble, Mr.. and Mrs. Even, Mr.. and Mrs
/ Frizzelle, Mr.. and Mrs c. E. Curtis. Mr.
and Mrs. Z. L. Logan. Misses Sadie York
Fannie Lewis, Tulla Tusch, Mile Sappen-
field, Ida Skinner, Maud Pratt, LOuth
Kent, Lulu Cary, Maggie Carey, Maud
Strubie, Lizzie Carey, Emma McClees,
Miss Baynum; Messrs Bleckley, Osborne,
Yocum. Gordon, Allison, w. A. Smith,
DIR. McClees, Charley Carey. j. n. Carey,
Hagney, George Lewis, Pacey, Sharpe.
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At IL o'clock Thursday, at the residence
of the brides parents, 917 South Topeka
avenue, Mr. Miles COrwin, of Denver, and
Miss Maggie Garwood were united in mar
rlage, in the presence of a number of
relatives and friends, Elder l.. 7. Van
Cleave, of the Central Christian church,
officiating. The entire party of about
thirty persons led by the bridal couple,
then repaired TO the dining room where an
elegant wedding dinner was served, to
which all present did due honor.
The presents were costly and numerous,
and were showered on the happy couple by
every one present. Among the presents
were a Dresden cup and saucer from the
brides grandmother, who had owned the
same for fifty years. The couple babe
adleu to friends and took the afternoon
Missouri Pacific for Denver, which will be
their future home.
Mrs. W. W. Johnston, Jr., gave tea,
Friday afternoon in which a large number
of ladies participated The home was
profusely decorated with flowers and the
tastiness of the menu was remarked by
all. The ladies present were Mrs. W. w.
Johnston, ST., Mrs. G.. W. Clement and
Miss Clement Mrs. w. G. Little, Mrs. c.
\. Walker. Mrs j. o. Davidson, Mrs. r.
II Il
Jocelyn Mrs. George Douglas, Mrs. Coll
ings, Mrs. +. Vail, Mrs c. f. Curtis, Mrs.
Kent and Miss Kent, MIS-. DR.. Allen, Mrs.
Charles Moorehouse, Mrs. o. Mulvey and
Miss Mulvey, Mrs. J. f. West, Mrs. Rus
sell Harding, Mrs. c. A. VanNess, Mrs. c.
+. Owen, Mrs. A. 5. Munson Mrs. j. +.
Hume, Mrs. B. b. Cushman, Mrs. j. NJ
Blackwelder, Mrs. Charles Balance and
Miss Balance, Mrs. l.. l.. Clapp, Miss
Hutchinson, Mrs. O. u. Smith, Mrs. j. H.
Alley, Mrs Foster Brook, Mrs. DR.. Cros-
key, Miss Dubois. Miss Larimer, Miss Ida
Skinner, Miss Pratt and the Misses Potts.
Thursday evening at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. K. Cliff
ford, 52l North Emporla avenue, Mr..
Frank N. Weston of Folsom, y. NJ, and
Miss Fredonia NJ Clifford of this city,
were married by Rev. Savin OF the First
VI. f, church. The parlors were hand
somely decorated and about five minutes
before o'clock the wedding march was
played by Miss Rose WeStgate, and just at
6 o'clock the nuptial knot was tied which
made them one, after which the tables
were spread with delicious refreshments
of which all did themselves ample justice.
After supper was over games and music
were INDUCED in until 8 p. m, when the
bride and groom departed over the Santa
Fe TO Folsom, \. NJ, their future home.
Those present We're Mr. and Mrs. West
gate, Mr. and Mrs. T. b. Smith, Mr. and
Mrs J. Coates Mr.. and Mrs. V. Pretty,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Weston. Prof Hammond,
Misses Rose Westgate, Emma Rric, Myr-
tie Hinton, Nellie Westgate and Ada Cliff
ford, Messrs. l.. Burns, Lacey brothers,
Billingsly, Pardee and Weston.
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One of the most enjoyable Christmas
celebrations was the wedding of Mr.. d. J.
Wallace to Miss Mary. daughter OF T. K.
McLain. Esq, at the palatial residence of
the brides parents, 1905 Fairview avenue.
The bridal party entered the parlors 10 the
sweet strains of the wedding march, by
Mrs. J. I. Hanning, at 6:45 p. m, the
ceremony being performed by the Rev.
David Winters, after which the company
was led by the bride TO the dining room.
The bride wore dress of cream surah,
with an elaborate court train cut square.
falling from a petticoat of corded silk
heavily beaded with pearls, the corsage
cut square, with a heavily pearl beaded
Medici collar and fall OF Spanish lace,
elbow sleeves, the bodice pointed in front
Among the guests were Mr.. j. MCGEE,
best man, and Miss Anderson, brides
maid. Mr. and Mrs McLain, Mr. and Mrs.
J. L. Dyer. Mr. and Mrs. J. o. McIain,
Mrs. VI. Mcleod, Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
Hanning, DR.. Fordyce and wife, Mr.. J.
Mcpherson and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. d. W
Mchinnon.