The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-21

made with hands, the streets of which are
shining gold.
The table which was the chief attraction
held the principal delicacies of the season,
and only partial list is given here with
several courses:
MENU.
Radishes, Lettuce, slaw. Cabbage.
ROAST,
Young Turkey, Stuffed, Cranberry Sauce.
Whittier Ham, ala Royal.
FRIED.
Spring Chicken, Brown Gravy
VEGETABLES.
Lima Beans, Washed Potatoes,
Drowned Sweet Potatoes,
Stewed Turnips, on Volt,
French Peas, Grands Erals.
ENTREES.
New Potatoes and Cream,
Comporte Of Peaches, lie Roy.
Gooseberry Pie. Fruit Cake, Chocolate Cake
Almond Cake. Cocoanut Cake.
White Cake, Fig Cake, Gold Cake,
Transparent Custard.
Lemon Ice,
Coffee. Lemonade,
Ice Milk.
Decorations were profuse and added con-
siderably to the attractions. The table
was abundantly decorated with March,
neil roses, lilies, etc. The principal sttrac-
ton was a solid bouquet OF lilies three feet
high III the center of the table. In order
10 enhance the beauty of the table, the
dining room was well loaded with white
and pink carnations, smilax, white ger
aniums. etc. The parlors, which were re-
sounding with charming music, were dec
grated with red and white roses, smilaX,
etc. List of presents is given below:
Silver emp and saucer, Mr.. and Mrs.
George L. Blood, Hargville, Kansas;
orange set, Mr. and Mrs. J. Haughey,
Harpville, Kansas; set silver spoons, Mr..
and Mrs. Syl Dunkin. Udali, Kansas;
silver butter dish, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Nelson, Haysville, Kansas; silver fruit
dish, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. Haughey, Hays
vile, Kansas; sugar spoon, Miss Lizzie
Dickinson; sugar spoon, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
II. Ward; sugar spoon and butter knife,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Beaver; set napkin
rings. MIR. and Mrs. E. I. Riley; SCI spoons
Miss Cary Shultz; sec Spoons, Mr. W. II.
Dunkin, Haysville. Kansas; silver salt
and pepper set, Miss Inez Grosh; silver
card dish, Mr.. aud Mrs. H. d. Hobbs,
Monett, Missouri; sugar spoon and butter
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spoon and butter knife, Mr. and Mrs
John Hays. Derby, Kansas: silver frui;
dish from the Wells Fargo & Co, and the
Adams Express Co. employees; silver
fruit dish, j. s Andrews and family;
dinner napkins. Mr. A. Katz; gloves,
Jennie aud Alice Kerr, Cheney, Kansas;
set silver knives, Robert DarraugL; silver
cake dish, q. L. Blood and family:
Silver cup and saucer, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.
Cooper, The following letter accom- panied
a handsome present from the boGrlers in
the shape of a beautifully carved stand,
antique oak fiuish-also a solid silver
Eater set:
This day twenty-five years ago marked
the beginning OF a very important era In
your lives and laid the foundation for Jour
celebration today. Il witnessed the cul-
imitation in marriage OF two persons To-
gether with their love, hope and fear, aud
harDessed a new team to tie m2trim0niA.
coach But the driver was Patience, the
axle-grease Love the whip Mutual
Good and the destination Happyviiis-'
Consequently you have logged through
this quarter OF century without friction
and with uabroken harness
Now that you are just beginning the
second quarter Of your journey, We, your
friends and hungry visitors three times q
day, take great pleasure in presenting you
with this solid, quAtEupIe plated
silver pitcher and goblet, and
antique oak table. hoping they will
furnish such cooling dr4ugAts a. snail. in
At least q small manner, add TO the COM
forts Of the remainder c. your journey.
Be assured Of or'r best wishes and our
sincere hope that you viii reach the end
oGstbe second quarter with full team /
ISiguedl Mr.. and Mrs. K z. Pollard, /
Mr. and Mrs l.. Hills. Mr.. and Mrs D. r
Riley, Mrs : a Brown. Miss 6eriie (
Haines, MessEs- Casper HAines, Frank &
Dunkin. Bert McCaEslanc- Nrs. Jasll 4
Dunn, Miss Elsie Martin, NJ c. II Knox. /.
sir George I. parhsm, Mr.. T. Mo 4
Lzughiia, Miss Maud Mclaughlin, SIX. {
EDWARD psLcpg. air. Horace O..esoy.