The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-01
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.

| Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Ward of 5l3 South
Main street gave dinner on yesterday,
the 30th ulJ., to number of their lnti-
mate friends and acquaintance, the event
being in honor of the tenth anniversary OF
their marriage. The dinner was sumptu-
Gus and elegantly served, and all enjoyed
! the OCCASION
There were present Mr. and Mrs. G. S.
Wilson, DR.. and Mrs. Longsdorf, Dr.. and
Mrs. Wendell, Mr.. and Mrs. Varney Mr..
and Mrs f. A. Davis, Misses Jennie and
Carrie Schulrz, Miss Virginia E. Davis,
Mr.. Frank D lukin. Mrs Florence Ireland,
EmporiG, Kan, Mr.. J. s Andrews, Mrs.
L. ). Sergeant. Emporia, Kan, Mrs Boyd.
| Mrs Schultz, Mrs. Swaney, Mrs. Carter.
! Mrs Grosh. Mrs. King and Mrs. Bailey.
| In the evening the young people as
sembled at their residence to do houor to
! the occasion.
The evening was highly enjoyed with
| Interesting games, which were pleasantly
Interrupted at 10 o'clock by desirable
lunch. The repast at night was equal TO
| II not better than the dinner OF tie after
noon. The tables We're well loaded with
| the choicest deltcaces of the season, and
those who were hOnored with the privilege
OF enjoying the repast Of either the after
neon or the evening have reasons to be
proud.
All retired at late hour, after wishing
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward many such pleasant
anniversaries
The following is the list of presents re
celved by the happy couple:
One set silver napkin rings Mr.. and Mrs
LongsdOrf; souvenir spoon, Mr.. and Mrs,
y. W. Baldwin; fruit dish, Mrs. A c.,
Carrie end Jennie Shuts; two card re-
ceivers, Lulu and John Andrews: oxidized
salt and pepper boxes and a bread box,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Varney; set statuary
Frank Dunkin; crumb pan aud brush Mr.
and Mrs. l. b. McCausland; egg poacher,
Elsie Martin and Ines Grosh; egg poacher,
Mrs. Lizzie Kindred; set bread, cake and
pairing knives. Mr. and Mrs A. J. Wyatt;
silver coffee pot Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Payne
and Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Maxwell; ten pot,
Mrs. J. l.. Carter: teakettle, Mr.. and Mrs.
a. ID. Boyd; fruit basket. Mr..
Mrs. r. 3 Wallace, tray; J. S Andrews.
egg poacher and coffee strainer; Mr.. aud
Mrs. J. Il. X. King, bread box; Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Grosh, bread box; Sam Ami
don and two sisters. hand painted tray;
Mrs. Swaney, crumb pan and brush. Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Nichols, scales; Mr.. and
Mrs h E. Hamilton, decorated water set
bisk aud rattle box; Mr. and Mrs. DE-.
Wendell, embroidered center piece; Mrs.
L. S. Sergeant Emporia, Kan, two deco
rated china plates; Mrs. Florence Ireland,
Empofia, Kan, tea strainer and comb case
Mr.. and Mrs. d S Pense, two coat hang
ers; Lizzie Dickinson, flowers; Mr.. and
Mrs and Miss Lizzie Davis, flowers; DR..
and Mrs. Boyd, wash bowl and
pitcher, Mr.. aud Mrs. Ham5rlck; spice
box, Mr., and Mrs. Kyle; crumb pan aud
brush, Mr. and Mrs Cassell; egg poacher,
Mrs Bailey; bread pan, Mr.. j, c. Fergu-
son of Kansas City, Mo; stew pan, Misses
Jessie Clark AMI Luda Mills: spice box,
Mr. and Mrs. SohG; scales, Mr.. and Mrs
Denton, Derby, Kan; egg beaten. Mrs.
Armour; sugar spoon. George McNeal;
crumb pan and brush, Mr.. and Mrs 0. c.
Daisy; gem pan, Mr.. and Mrs. Moore; po-
tato musher, Bertha Doughtery; tin hCrn,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 7. McMitlen; fruit seive,
Mr. and Mrs J. c. McNaughten; silver
spoon. Mr.. and Mrs. II. :. Wilson.