The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-18
A PRETTY PARTY.

On Wednesday evening last, Miss Mabel
Ayers and Miss Carrie Winants enter
tanned, IN thoroughly delightful man.
ner. large number of their friends at the
spacious and beautiful home of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. D. Barnes, 401 North Lawrence
avenue. The prettily furnished rooms
were ablaZe with lights and decorated
with potted pl ants and cut flowers which,
combined with tie lovely faces and cos
TUNES of the young ladies and the gal
iantry OF the young gentlemen, made the
scene very brilliant one
The two hostessess received their guests
IN the first drawing room. Miss Aver was
attIred in pale pink crepe de cbene and
lace, made dancing length with corsage en-
V, elbow sleeves and eorsage boquet of
| cream colored rosebuds; Miss Winants'
gown was of turquoise blue crepon. dane
ing length, with elbow sleeves, and square
| corsage: she wore a cluster of Merinot
rosebuds.
/ The amusements for the evening con-
| sisted Of short musical program which
included the names Of Miss Mollie
| Ross, Mrs. S. ". Norris. Mr..
Harry Dunbar and Misses Gertie
and Mile Hays. A small rose jar filled
with rose leaves was an object of special
Interest as each guest was asked to guess
on the number of rose leaves contained in
the jar. The first prize was awarded Mr.,
Bert McCausland while Miss Grace Nc
Adams won the BOBBY prize. At II O'Clock
course supper was served on small tables
scattered through the reception hall,
parlors aud dining room. Afterwards thu
guests assembled in the parlor and several
flash lights of the group were taken by
Mr. Harry Dunbar.
Tue invited guests Included Misses Flora
Caswell, l.. c. Woodman, Alice Van Ness.
Kate Junkermann, Helen Fisher, Margie
knorr, Belle Noble, Agnes Croskey, Title
Mack, Eva Dewey, Fannie Boone, Helen
Taylor, Mabel Ellsworth, Mamie Lewis, |
Alice Jones, Myrtle Lee. Lillian Lewis, |
Ethel and Stacie Neiderlander, Nellie |
Dorsey, Jennie Smith, Daisy Sullivan,
Della Coen, Mary Wilson, Emma John. |
ston of Winfield, Grace McAdams, Blanche |
Guthrie. Mary Carver, Grace Hattou,
Gertie and Mile Hays, Grace Johnston,
Kate English, Anna Corner, Daisy Lynch,
Laura Hadley. Jennie Case, Lulu Parker,
Mollie Ross. Nettie Derby, Lovett Rush,
Virginia Davis, Edith Briggs. Kate
Ciough, Margaret Brown, Jessie Kendall,
Olive Decatur, and an escort of John KEEL
ly, Mont Hallowell, Walter Dyer, Fred
Ross, Bert McCausiand, Fred RIGHT. Chas.
Topping, Harry Dunbar, Robert Sweet,
john Noble, Ira Pearce, Charley Croskey,
Dan Mckinncn, Ira Sherwin Ralph
smith, Charley Mathews Earl and Ken
1eth Fawcett, James Vincent. Ed Jen-
lings, Wallace and John Parkinson, w )
4. Troupe, w. J. Shelton, j. S. Richard
on. Frank Hill of Haven, Kan. George
Nestgate, Will Campbell, ben Anawalt,
ieorge Ross, Seth Oldfeld, Charley Knorr
THE TUsCH-HEhKSsEN NUrrIALs. !!
A bright home wedding was that which a
occurred on Tuesday at the residence of s
Irs and Mrs VIM. Tusch. when their Y
Idest daughter. Miss Attella Tusch, was S
nited in wedlock to Mr.. Charles Heerseen
{ Chicago. The ceremony took place at Il
o'clock in the morning, the Rev. David p
Winters officiating. in the spacious draw b
lg rooms before some two score intimate Il
riends of the family. The apartments 81
'ere most tastefully adorned with palms, {
srns tropical plants and cut flowers, the it
orner in which the function was perform Ii
1 being a very bower of beautiful. RI
lessons. After the wedding the guests II
Is down to an elaborate break Oh
lst and afterwards glanced over the hand al
,me array of gifts. Miss Emma Tusch w
,bed as bridesmaid and Mr.. A. H. Greet fc
Pittsburg as best man. The fair bride
as attired in a very handsome robe of o.
'ystal bengaline with court train and I'll
immed with crystal and lace, and car b,
ed large bouquet Of cream olored rose. Ell
lds Miss Emma Tusch wore yellow ii
hina silk empire dress and carried yellow II
,sebuds. Mr.. and Mrs. Heerssen left for os
leir Chicago home on the II o'clock train.
The wedding supper consisted of the
blowing menu:
Oranges filed with Fruit Sherbet. -
Quail on Toast. u
Cchicken Salad. ne
Turkey. Fried Oysters. r
Buttered Sandwiches. Is
Dressing. Wine. ~
Assorted Cake. Bon-bons. II
Sailed Almonds
Chocolate. -
Fruit, served in Delmonico's latest styles. oe
The invited guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. II
Z. Bleckley, Mr.. and Mrs. Mosbacher,
r. and Mrs Charley Carey, Mr.. and Mrs.
AIRY Lytle, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Miner.
r. and Mrs SwentzeI, Mr.. aud Mrs Fra N
er. Mr.. and Mrs Dean of Pittsburg, Mr..
d Mrs. Arnold of indianapolis, Mr. and
rs. B. B. Cushman of Washington. d.
=, Mr.. and Mrs Nelson McClees of Den In
r, Misses Lulu Carey, Eta Jewett of
wa City, Misses Emma Smith and Fran CT
: Smith of St. Louis, Mo-, Mr. 0. 3.
ecker and Mr.. B. B. Hull. TT
RoFEssoR BLAKE's AKT LECTURE. e.
The lecture on THE Illusions Of Art" J
zen at the First Presbyterian church
It night had large attendance OF our FL
st citizens, teachers especially being 81 81
IL represented.
Rev. David Winters in few well chosen @