Wichita eagle., 1890-02-02

Mr. and Mrs. Coler Sim, Mr. and Mrs. J
p. Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Bentley
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Wood, Mr. ana Mrs
n. s. Hougland, Mr. and Mrs Murra,
Myers. Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Coleman, sir
and Mrs Graham, Mr.. ard Mrs. Keller
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Young, Mr.. and AIRS. J
Z. Hume, Misses Diffenduffer, Agne!
Lynch, Louie and Addie Brooks, and II
Hettinger
Friends of the contracting parties are re-
ceiving the following Invitations:
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred j. Scott
invite yo- TO BE- present
at the marriage of their daughter
EUNICE wINTON
Mr.. GEORGE LEE PRATT,
Tuesday evening, February eleventh,
Eighteen hundred and ninety,
at eight O'Clock.
Christ church,
Burlington, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. George l. Pratt will be al
home after March TO- 1915 Emporja avenue
| Wichita.
The Pe1iclesian literary society will give
special debating session Monday. Febru-
AIRY 5, 1890 The following program vii
| be delivered:
Music by the orchestra
Invocation by the chaplain.
Debate: Resolved, That the Farmers
Alliance and Cooperative union will pro-
mote the best interests of the people at
| large.
Alfirmative-T E. Atwater: S. Ploughe,
Miss Eugene Cochran, r. w. Woodside;
negative-F. *. Reasoner, 0. A. Boyle,
| Miss Rhea Woodman, ). A. McGinnis.
| Music by Measrs. AndeIson and Wilson.
| Recess. .''--'-
Music by quartet.
General business.
Adjournment.
President-W. NJ. Anderson.
| Secretary-H II. Everest.
The public is cordially invited to attend.
Program begins at 100 p. Ii.
| At the home of the BRIDES sister, Mrs
Burril Taylor, 7l2 North Main street, by
Judge Buckner, Mr.. j. R. Dunson and
Miss Emma Buck, both of Wichita, were
married at O'Clock on Wednesday even
ing January %, 1890. Neat invitations
were issued to few Of their Intimate
friends. The following parties were pres
ent: Mr.. and Mrs j. S. p Gordon, Mr..
and Mrs. w. j. Seymour. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
r. Grant Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il A. Clark,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Strunk, Mr.. and Mrs. n
III. Simmons and Daughter Lula. Mrs. S.
J. Zudy and laughter Grace Mrs. Lea
Bermine, Mrs. Williams, ,liss Jessie Grant,
Misses Ivah and Lucy Gordon, Miss Della
Falkenstien, Mr. Benjamin Topp and Mr..
j. w. Gordon. After the ceremony was
performed and the congratulations ex-
tended to the young couple Il sumptuous
supper was served. They were the recipi-
ents of many fine presents. At late hour
the guests departed wishing the young
couple success through life.
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Last Friday evening the following short
N Inf m Was 1a1i
by the Hesperian Society of the Wichita
University:
invocation ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Chaplain.
Recitation .....M Mr. Silas Brown.
autobiography -. Mr.. Charles HI. knorr.
vocal duet. .......:....-.....
Misses Nellie Jones and Birdie Love.
Observation-Disclosures Accident.
Society paper-The Budget. .
Miss Nellie Jones.
Debate-Resolved that we have tariff for
revenue only. Affirmative, Mr.. Harden
Ebey. Negative. Mr.. Paul Brown.
1t may be doubted whether this ques-
non was ever handled more earnestly and
logically in the halls of congress than it
was by these learned debaters The judges
rendered their decision in favor of the
affirmative. The Budget was replete
with humor, wit and good ADVICE and was
delivered in a very impressive and praise
worthy manner, which was atteSted by the
loud bursts of applause which it received
The autobiography of MIR. Knorr also
created considerable merriment aud
laughter.
From the New York Sun.
Sunday, Jan. 25, io90.-One of the pref
tiest and most sociable family weddings
took pioce at Victoria hall on Monday
evening last The BRIDE Miss Lizzie
Welch, of this city. and the bridegroom,
Mr.. AGolph Gluick. of Wichita. Kansas,
seemed to be favored in every respect. The
weather was beautiful, the family and rel
atives we'll represented, the wedding din
ner TAT which were seated about seventy
five people, one long to be remem bered as
far as beautiful decorations and unsur-
passed menu are concerned, and the young
people present will not soon forget the en-
joyable dances TO the well timed music of
the orchestra engaged for the occasion
The affair has unanimously been pro-
nounced one of the most sociable and en-
jovable on record.
The innumerable and costly presents
sent by kind relatives and friends would
require too much space to dwell upon in
detail.
The couple left Immediately after the
wedding for ten days trip west, which,
according to reports, is interesting and en-
joyable. Their stopping places are to in
clude Chicago, Omaha. Cheyenne. Denver,
and Wichita, their future home, which we
trust will be one of much happiness to
them both.
The Willard c. l.. S. c. program for Fri
day. February Z:
Roman nistory-Miss Clark
Latin literature-Miss Halsey
Character sketch - Agrippina - Miss
Mills
Roll call.
Quotations descriptive of some Roman |
emperor studied during the month.
Selection-Nero's Incendiary Song-Miss |
Table talk-The doings of congress
Miss Annie Mason.
Economic Observation-Disclosures |
9uan-Read by the circle
Observation-Disclosures BUrweli.
Three questions from each member on |
Politics of Mediaeval taly-Chautauquau
The West Side c. l. s c. will meet with
Mrs. J. Z Coulter, Friday eve, February
!. The program is as follows
l. Roll call. Quotations from Tenpey-
son.
=. Table talk. Recent inventions.
s Lesson in Roman history, pages 179
10 196. by II. f. Lawrence
4. Paper PompcI and lis destruction,
by Miss Boyson
5. The ''Praetorian Guard" by j. E.
Coulter.
G Paper STORY of Reenzi," by Mr..
Bake.
:. Recitation of class matters.