The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-03-30

seamless bodice. The close sleeves of the
plain fawn cOlored wool are fully drapeC
around the top with the striped wool. 4
turquoise blue wool dress with small blacE
polka dots has the skirt caught up on tn,
left side TO show petticoat OF blacF
twilled silk: the round bodice is gathered
yoke of the black silk, and the sleeves arr
black.
A local Christian organization comes
back at the quotation of a Wichita lady
in the EAGLE who complains thai
the dishes in which her contribution,
! to church festivals were carried werG
never returned. The young ladies say that
it cannot be expected of the committee:
who procure the contributions to see to the
| return or the chinaware also. and that thy
said china is a heavy burden and undesir
able addition TO other peoples china
closets. The complainant may get some
consolation out of this, but we doubt it.
A week ago today at the home of the
| brides parents, Willow Farm. near Ster
ling. at five o'clock in the evening Mr.. c
Y. Petty, of this city, and Miss Myrtle
| Hammond were married. Rev. W T.
Mack officiating Vanzandt Petty, who
everybody knows and everybody likes in
Wichita, was the groom. Miss Myrtle
Hammond, the bride, is Wichita girl IL
| everything save birth. She is q sweet.
amiable girl and will make good wife
They will live in this city at Mr.. Petty's
home. The EAGLE extends congratula-
lions.
"Jancarlsen," who writes some good
verses, sends the following to the EAGLE,
under the caption of 'Aircastles:'
Happy he whose fancy builds fairy castle
in the air,
Nestled midst the enchanting beauty of
anticipations rare,
/ With its massive walls OF WiSheS-tOWerS
OF aspirations high,
! Whose tall. graceful. Sun-kiSSed spires seem
TO pierce the vaulted sky.
! May be he will taste the pleasures that al
lure and charm his soul;
! May be he viii see the splendOrs that before
/ his mind unrOll
| Some time, through its echoing archway,
| mounted on a gallant Steed,
! Like dashing. bold knight Grant, fresh
from some chivalric deed,
! He may ride with none to challenge his
complete dominion there,
| And proclaim himself the ruler of his
''castIes in the air"
| Nettie Moseley. eleven year old daughter
Of Justice w. F. Moseley, gave very en-
| joyable birthday party to number Of
young friends Wednesday. There We're
twenty-siX guests i'll all and an elegant
| supper games and variety of amUsements
Wiled away the afternoon and the early
hours of the evening i'll a most enjoyable
manner. Wishing their hostess many re-
turns of the day the party broke up. which
was the least pleasant part of 1t. The
guests were Masters VIII HutcOins. Elijah
Havmer, Vaughn Root. Carl Thompson,
Warren Hart, Charley CHensmith, Jesse
Chensmith. Will Crager, Walter Scott,
Frank Scott, Ed Huberger, Frank Crow,
VIII Heimple, Freddie Wise. Misses Irma
Hart, Lena Heimple, Alta Brasier, Anna
Huberger, Lille Igmell, Mary Lencle,
Josie Wise Laura Aiker, Rosie HOdsOn.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. y W.
Oliver entertained the 'High-fve' club
| and maintained the standard of those en-
tertainments which always command It
full attendance from the members and are
a bright spot in the social gatherings. On
this occasion Mr. NJ. W. Levy particularly
propitiated the God of High Five bore
off the white elephant OF the evening
which at present ornaments his watch
chain. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs j.
II. Black, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. W. Levy. MIR.
and Mrs Pintard, Mr.. and Mrs. lines,
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Vail, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. G. Smythe, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Smythe, Mr. and Mrs. w a. Thomas Mr..
and Mrs l.. A Walton. Mr.. and Mrs.
George KnOrr, Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Oliver,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hunter, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Oliver.
A quiet, still altogether happy, home
wedding was that at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Grant Hatfield Wednesday night
when Mr.. Joseph \. Brubdcker and Miss
Maggie Rogers. of COvingtOn, KY, were
united by the Rev. X T. Savin, of the First
Methodist church. The rooms were pref
tily decorated. and few immediate rela-
tiveS of the bride were present to witness
the ceremony. Miss Abbott Officiated ut
the piano, ushering in the blushing bride
and groom to the strains of Memberships
wedding march. After the union a sump
tuous supper attracted the full attention
of the guests, Mr. and Mrs. Brubacker,
the latter attired in tasteful costume of
tan-colOred surah, occupying the seats OF
honor. Later in the evening the young
people went to the Manhattan hotel, where
they have very pleasant apartments.
Last Monday evening Miss Aletha Mil
Ter was very pleasantly surprised by a
party of merry young people. who assem-
bled at her home on Washington avenue
and Second street to help her celebrate
her 18th birthday. 1t was one Of the most
complete surprises that has taken place
this season. The evening being a nice one
her mother induced her to go for walk
ND town, and thus kept her away
until the guests had arrived and made
themselves comfortable. She was COM
pletely overcome for a few minutes. but
Immediately entered into the spirit of the
evening. and highly entertained her guests.
At comparatively early hour a most in
viting luncheon was served. Those pres
ent were the Misses leila Snyder, Eta
Campbell. Lille George, Pearl George.
Lucy StuCkey, Minnie Stuckey. Alta Wig
gins, Eva Minnich, Fannie Walker, Ruth
Ham, Cora Kinkle. Minnie Houpt. Lille
Ham. Lille Morse Belle Webking, Aletha
George f. Campbell, Prof. Shuman, l..
Davis, Prof : l.. Barrackman, c. F.
Adams, Ira Minnich. Robert Campbell,
Curran Webking, Erthur East.
Last Tuesday evening College Hill was
again delightfully."- entertained at its
spacious hall by some of the musical and
evolutionary talent of the hill The fol
lowing Is the interesting program which
was rendered in a very commendable
manner:
Piano duet Observation-Disclosures. Overture
Mesdames Darling and Even.
Song The Pretty Little Primrose
Mrs. T. Coen.
Piano accom-, Mrs. /. +. Even.
Instrumental solo. .Gondellied
Miss Nellie Jones.
Song Clang of the Shoon
Mrs. H W. Darling
Piano accom-. Mrs. !. d. Hewitt
Reading 49,. ~ Model Discourse
Mr.. l. SUrattOn
Piano solo. Mrs !. y. Hewitt
Tableau-The Martyr Stephen al the Stake
Reading. How 70 Cook Husbands
Mrs. I. c. Rutan.
Whistling ..........--. Carnival Of Venice
Miss McCabe
-;:,- .......-.... "A Dream Of Love
7iH7'-4 The Peach Of the Emerald Hue
Mrs. J.. T. Even.
Piano accom-, Mrs. II. W. Darling.