The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-06
TINE FOR WEDDINGS
AUTUMNAL NUPIIALS ARE VERY
NUMEROUS IN WICHITA.

Caldwell are Married at the Home OF
the Brides Father-Miss Beatrice
Thomas Is the Bridesmaid and Mr..
George Chapman the Best Man-Mr.
FrizzeIl and Miss Broadway are Married
News of Society and its Entertain
ments During the Week just Passed.
There is something in the .autumnal
air that makes matrimony contagious
in Wichita just now. The weddings
are numerous during last week and
this week more are TO follow.
at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning
Miss Sara Chapman, one of the bells
Of Wichita was married to Mr.. Momer
Caldwell OF Topeka. The ceremony
took place at the residence of the
brides father on North Lawrence
avenue AT 10 O'Clock the wedding
march by Miss Jessie Clark sounded
and the wedding party came down the
stairs, the ushers Messrs. Forty and
G. F. Smith first, Mr.. Caldwell, the
groom and his best man Mr.. George
Chapman following, with Miss Beatrice
Thomas the bridesmaid next and after
ner Mr.. Chapman and the bride, Miss
Sara Chapman. Mr.. Chapman gave.
mis- daughter to the groom and the cere-
mony was pronounced by Rev. Winters
The bride was attired in a blue cloth
travelling dress with hat and gloves Of
the same color and Miss Thomas wore
a brown dress with hat and gloves TO
match. The wedding party repaired al
9nce to the breakfast where Misses
Myrtle Sluss, Gertie Thomas and Jessie
Kendall presided. The floral decora-
tions were profuse The same morn
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Caldwell left for a
honeymoon in the east. The wedding
guests Were Rev and Mrs. Winters,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Johnston, ST.,
Mr.. and. Mrs. w. w. Johnston, Jr.,
Mr. and Mrs. Moon, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
S. Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs. D. V. Walker,
Mrs. A W. Thomas, Mrs. r. T. Motley,
Misses Louie Bone. Elva Walker, Abb
bic Potts, Emma Potts, Rea WoOdman,
Elsie, Woodman, Harriet Johnston,
Lillian Johnston, and Fannie Lewis,
and Messrs. Bruce Priddy, Frank Pur-
Sell and Ridgely Thomas.
WE'D UNDER A BELL
Wednesday morning at he home Of
the brides parents Miss Bessie Broad
way and NJ. Harry FriZell We're mar
ried. At o'clock to the strains of
wedding march the par
~ entered the room where the ceremo-
ny was to take place. The bridal pro-
cession consisted of Mr. and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frizell and
the bride and groom, The bride and
groom stepped beneath a wedding bell
and were married by Rev Winters.
After the wedding supper the bride and
groom Mr. and Mrs Harry Frizell
were taken to thei- new home at SOC
North Market street. The wedding
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Jack
son. Mr. and Mrs E,ames, DR.. and Mrs.
c. W. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. j. l. Dyer.
Mr.. and Mrs Frazier, Mr.. and Mrs S,
Slower, Mr. and Mrs Marsh, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Reynolds. Mr. and Mrs viii
Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. H. c. McClung,
Mr. and Mrs Furlong, Judge and Mrs
Buckner, Mir. and Mrs Swartz, Mr.
ana Mrs Joe Adams. Mr. and Mrs
Petrie, MIR and Mrs. HaWley, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Rohr, Mr.. and Mrs ]. Babb,
Mr. and Mrs. III. Rudolph, Mr. and
Mrs. Romig, Mr. and Mrs Humphrey,
MI and Mrs. G. H Mann, Mr. James
Hobbs, Dr.. and Mrs. Parr, Mrs H Nc
Cornas, Mrs. r NJ Casad. Mrs VIII
more, Mrs Harper, Mrs. Hobbs. Mrs.
Mrs. Bugbee, Mrs. Burbank
Misses Mary Mccullough, Mae Weaver,
Stella Aldendeifer, Kate Harris, Myr-
tie Lee. Edna Kirikwood, Grace Morris,
Lucy Silvers, Willie Silvers, Georgia
Parr, Lola Humphrey, Clara Gehring,
and Mabel Casad and Messrs. F. l.
Johnston, ]. M. Howe. DEAN, Arthur
Frazer, Park Imboden, Bert Lockyer.
Bert Weaver, Arthur Marsh, Harry
Hunt, Frank Dyer, H. Marquis, and
Frank NiSWonger
PARTY IN THE COUNTRY.
Miss Stella Green entertained at her
home in the country, six miles south
west of Wichita, Tuesdayevening Her
guests were: Misses Bertha and Mary
Ayres. Nellie Brazil. Alma and Sadie
lola and Myrtle Turley. Lille
Wentz, Madge Cartwright, Julia and
Mamie Goodyear. Iva Wickham, Sallie |
and Mary Shoemaker, Matte Grouse, |
and Messrs John. Ayres, Will Walter, |
Albert Brazil, Ed Forward. Charles |
Parsons, George Bunker, Frank Peters, |
Vi Marshall. and Tolliver Turley. Ollie |
Cartwright. Wickham, George and ia
Job Shoemaker.
MRS. BRYANT'S DINNER.
An elabcrte dinner was given by Col |
and Mrs. Bryant Monday evening The \
Inner consisted of six courses and the |
menu contained all the delcacies of the !
season. The favors wereof white se-
-aniums. The guests were: Mrs NJ |
4. McFerran. Mrs. Hendryxson, Mr..
md Mrs. ]. II. Phillips, Misses Maize |
Aley, Dora HendryXson. Alice Phillips, /
Mr.. Wells Miller and Mr.. Will Meier |
an.
MISS BONE Is HOSTESS.
Miss Louie Bone entertained Mon
lay afternoon. The guests were: Mrs. |
Sharpe, Mrs Mancourt, Miss Sara Chap |
nan, Miss Gertrude Thomas. Miss Be
Harriet Johnson and Miss Jessie Ken
lall. q
FOR MISS CAMPBELL.
Miss Mary BurweIl entertained Tues
lay evening for Miss Flo Campbell Of |
Newton. The features of the evening
we're cards. refreshments. and later.
dancing. The guests We're. Misses
Maud Johnson and Maud Cobb. and |
dessrs Steele. Estridge. VIII Lewis
md Charlie Joseph.
NEWS OF SOCIETY.
Miss Sadie Martin entertained Wed
lesday evening.
Miss Sadie Martin entertained We'd
leSday evening.
Mrs. Mccartney Of Oklahoma City is
listing in the city.
Mrs. Rube Israel is visiting Mrs. Hou-
niger of Fort Scott.
Miss Lena Murdoch of FL Dorado is
listing in the city
Mrs. Fred Mancourt left for Column
'us. O.. Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Fletcher gave a
Inner Wednesday evening.