The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-26

| Veal Loaf, White Bread, Waters
Macedonia Salad, Lemon Ice,
Lemon Cake Wichita Cake
French Coffee.
/ The guests of the club were: Mrs
Nelson McClees of Colorado and Miss
| Mather of Connecticut and Mrs. Rus
sell Harding.
MISS WARNER EONORED
Miss Warner, of st. Louis, was the
| honored guest at a Il o'clock luncheon
| given last Tuesday by Mrs. Charles
| Poole. The occasion is said TO have
been brilliant in decorations, service
| menu and in bright things said. Those
| present were: Misses Mabel Larimer
| Helen Carpenter, Warner. LeDora Tai
! bolt, Geneva Jocelyn, Elva Walker
! Loui Bone and jeanette Burton of EN-
poria.
GAVE COBWEB PARTY.
One Of the most enjoyable social
events of the season was the reception
| given by the senior class of Paramount
institute TO the class of 1896. and the
faculty, at the home of the Misses Mil
jler. a large cobweb was suspended
in the bay window, and each guest was
given one end of one of the numerous
threads leading from the central Of
flee upstairs, downstairs, out doors
and in, with instructions to follow
where it led 1t was productive of
yend or wind his way into outer dark
ness; ana to see Miss Smoke mounted
on a pedestal, unwinding the Irvine
from the top of pillar Of the veranda
All were amply repaid for their strug-
giles however, by finding stick of
candy awaiting them at the other end
of the strings. The guests were invited
INTO the DINING room, where a banquet
table beautifully decorated with the
class coiors, was spread, and an ele-
giant repast was served. The souv-
enirs were dainty '-good-luck'' horse
shoes made Of faue cardboard and ar
tistically decorated with gilt. 1t was
an occasion long to be remembered by
the participants. The hoStesses and
host were Misses Miller. Ellis Scott.
Miller and Hall: James Mclaughlin.
The invited guests: Misses Nickerson.
RObh, Lynn, Bailey and Sadie Ellis;
MessTs. Bradley, Herman, Kramer,
Hutchinson, and WellInan. The fac
ulty: Miss Smoke, Miss Ma this. Pro-
fessor Isely, Mrs. Isely and Miss Wood
man.
MARRIAGE OF MISS COSTELLO.
The marriage of one of Wichita's
bright and popular young ladies was
the event of the week. Miss Jewell
Costello was united in marriage to Mr.
c. II. Wright of F'lorrisant. Colorado,
Wednesday the 22d at $50 a. M
The ceremony was performed by Rev
Father Conway at the home of The
bride and the ring service was used
in a beautiful and impressive manner
The bride was arrayed in an elegant
travelling suit and carried an exquisite
boqUet Of brides roses and ferns. the
gift Of friends from Chicago
The house was elaboratiy adorned
with palms cut flowers and smilay.
Professor BlUme's orchestra was pres
ent and as the rapturous notes of Men
delsohn's wedding narch foated thro'
the rooms the bridal party marched
down stairs and took their position be-
fore the altar of banked flowers. The
bride was escorted by her brother Mr.
Joseph G. Costello. who gave her
away While the groom was accompa
MED by Miss Genevive Costello. FL
legant and bounteous was the wed
ding feast The family and a few in
innate friends enjoyed the occasion.
The bride received many beautiful
presents both Of utility and decoration
The happy couple left at noon over the
Santa Fe for an extended trip through
Colorado and to Salt Lake City.
There home viii be at Florrissant.
Colorado.
CELEBRATED A BIRTHDAY.
Friday. the oath inst. being the SGD
Of the birth of Mrs. Ger
trude Donnell. her friends thought II
a very fitting time for festaI cheer and
accordingly gathered together in a
large number ana surprised her COM
pletely. her husband entering into the
conspiracy to make the surprise more
complete. A most delightful evening
was spent and the beautiful home. 229
Charles street, West Side. was the
scene Of much merry-making and genu-
inc hospitality
THAT CERAMIC EXHIBIT.
beginning with reception Thursday |
evening, May 80. and continuing |
Friday and Saturday. the Ger
annie club will give an exhibition and |
sale at their rooms at Lewis academy
Of the work done during the past year |
The club. with Miss Jekyll as director.
has done a great deal Of beautiful work
IF which they are justly proud. This
Is the second exhibit given at the |
academy The first was given about A |
year ago. The rooms will be tastefuIlv
decorated in white and gold, the club |
colors. A musical program furnished |
ny the city's best musicians Will be |
given each day.
OTHER SOCIAL EVENTS.
Mrs. Frank Smith returned from Chi |
Cago last week
Miss Mary K6etsch has returned to |
her home in Guthrie
Mrs. l. II. Ferrill is entertaining
Mrs. Myers of Illinois.
Miss Maxwell is entertaining Miss
Dot OGg of Des Moines.
Miss Beatrice Atkins will spend the
summer in New Mexico.
Mrs. c. r. Furgeson entertains the
Cooking club this week.
Mrs. Dir. Armstrong has returned 10
her home from Fl Dorado
Miss Tennie Cleveland has gone 10
Vermont to spend the summer.
Mrs. W. T. Green and Miss Blanche
Guthrie are visiting in Fort Scott.
Miss Jetta Campbell entertained a
number Of friends Thursday evening.
The Circle of Six was entertained bv
Mrs. Phil Alexander Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. F.. 3. Jewett entertained the
North End Whist club Thursday even
ing.
The Twelfth Night club was entertain
ed by Margaret Brown Tuesday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carey have
gone away 10 the lakes to spend the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Sankey and Miss
Emma Hin will spend the summer in |
Mrs. Robert S,nyth IS entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. ellison Of Benton
Harbor. Mich.
Miss Avis Wadhem. the guest Of
Iouies Mcnamara, has gone home
Kan.
Miss Grace Burson is entertaining
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