The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-08
GUESTS ARE MANY

LARGE NUMBER AT THE PARTY
GIVEN BY Mr. AND MRS. NOBLE.
Entertainment Takes Place at the Camp
bell Home in Riverside-Mr. and Mrs.
]. Fuller Entertain for Their Guest, His
Meuser of Ohio-Picnics at Linwood are
Many and Frequent-Partiesi in Honor o.
Miss HolIinger of Fort scott-Mrs. Mill
sons Hayride-General News Of Wichita
Society.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Noble entertain
ed Friday evening at the home OF Mr..
r. H. Campbell in Riverside. Mrs. I'M
boden and Mrs. Granger assisted Mrs.
Noble in receiving the guests The re-
freshments were served by Misses Ma
son, Weaver, Decatur and 1mboden.
Social intercourse was the principal
pastime. The guests were: Messrs and
Mesdames George Campbell, Stella Gil
len. Rev. and Mrs. Don S. Colt, Mr..
and Mrs. J. E Caldwell, Beach, r. P.
Murdoch, DR.. and Mrs. A. H Fabrique,
Mrs. Molly of Memphis. r. NJ. Piatt
IL. Fellows, c. ]. Fuller, ]. p. Allen,
Finlay Ross, Rev and Mrs. N e. Har-
mon. o. D. Barnes, L. l.. Newcomb,
s. H. Nelson. II. Lauck. DIR. and Mrs
c. c. Furly. L. B. Farrell, n. Bird. c.
II. Reach. r A Smyth. ST., w. S. Brac-
ken. NJ. N. Granger, Mrs. VIII Gran
ger. Dr. and Mrs. +. Z. Hamilton, a
Imboden, II. Imboden. Crews, j. NJ:
Knapp. W. w. Sweet, S. W. Norris, K.
E. Guthrie. Mrs. Lucy Guthrie, J. r.
Sherwin, Sheppard, n. McCless, w. E.
Stanley Joe Brubacker, j. c. Rutan,
Parker, Mrs. Ida Decatur, Mrs. Fra
zier, Mrs. Ida Decatur, d. Hays, Ben
Robinson Charles Biting Dr. and Mrs
Mccoy, a. W. Biting. A 3. Wright,
George Adams. N. Cossitt, DR.. and Mrs
Kirkwood, Colonel and Mrs. II. L. Tay-
lor. s. F. Woolard, Mrs. Woolard, Sr.,
William Innes, Mrs. York, Mrs. Eaton,
Mrs. Eldridge, e C. Robertson, DIR.
and Mrs Trice. Howe, Hills. r. E. Tor
rington, Dunbar. Mrs. HeiZerman. and
Misses Anna Mason, Eta Mason, Edith
Briggs, Sadie Guthrie, Jessie Brown,
Mime Drown, Jessie Adams, Belle
Steever, Jessie Clark, Leida Mills, Lulu
Parker, Olive Decatur, Eva Decatur,
Mae Weaver, Catalina, Mason, Evelyn
Imboden. Nora Woody, Ruth Woody,
Minnie Woolard. Helen Taylor May
Wright. Carrie Wright, Mable Ayres
Susie Sweet, Monte Dunbar, Ada Beach
Lulu Sheppard, and Emma McClees,
and Messrs A. A. Boyle, Robert Sweet,
Fred Sweet, Ralph Dunbar, and Frank
Dyer.
ON A HAY WAGON.
Mrs. Ralph Millison and Mrs. Young
gave q hay-ride Thursday evening. The
party left the home of Miss Coral Har-
ris and drove to Linwood park where
supper was served late in the evening.
The participants were: Misses Ella
Heapes of st. Louis, Flora Millison,
Amy Hays. Lena Cox, Sadie Joseph,
Lillian Lewis. Bessie Reed, Lizzie New
castle, Lizze Noble Coral Harris, Maize
Alley, and Maud Gerty and Messrs Roy
Kramer Charlie Knorr, VIII Hays,
Jessie McCless, VIII Funk, John Eek
ert, George Majors, Campbell Slayden.
Verne Frazier, Harry Lang. and YER
million Harris.
FOR MISS MEUSER.
In compliment to Miss Anna Meuser,
l.
Wednesday evening. The guests were
Misses Sarah Ross, Cora Bowman,
Maud Bowman, Evelyn Imboden. Louis
Atchison, Olive Decatur, Eva Decatur,
Lulu Hatton, Mary Olliphant, Bertha
Mott, Blanche MountZ, Mildred Hay
worth, Jessie Adams. Mae Weaver. Vir-
gle Little, Mary Mccullough, and Mabel
CaSad with an escort of Messrs Bert
Weaver, Lee Webb, Joe Musselman,
Claud Larimer, Delos Woods, VIII Par
ker, Harry Hawley, George Parkinson,
Dave Parkinson, Ray Torrey, Orval
Bolye, Jessie McClees. Frank Adams,
Arthur Frazier. Jim Woolard, Charlie
Barlow. Ed Seloved and Bert Selover.
WEDDING WAS PRETTY.
There occurred at the pretty coun-
try residence of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ.
Bullinger four and a. half miles north
of Wichita last Wednesday. a happy
social event when Charles T. Cooley
wed Miss Ella. their only daughter.
The home of the brides parents was
beautifully and tastfully decorated for
the occasion.
Mrs. Beach presided at the organ.
The bridal couple entered and took
their places under a magnificent horse
shoe of pure white flowers and trailing
cemented the union in beautiful scrip
tural sentences. The bride looked (as
brides are expected to DOB beautiful in
her wedding dress of tan henrietta
trimmed in handsome lace and ribbon
with shoes and gloves to match. 4
full veil completed the costume.
The bride has always lived in Sedg
wick county and is admired and be-
loved for her happy disposition and
home-like interest in everyday life, by
a large circle of friends with whom her
associations have thrown her from her
school days up TO the present. Mr..
Cody is well and favorably known
throughout the county.
After the ceremony and congratula-
tions Mr.. and Mrs. Cooley led the way
TO the dining room where the tables
was spread with fine linen and delicate
refreshments. including fruits Of the
season, q variety Of cake and confec-
tons as we'll as the substantials We're
served. The pleasant day, the cheerful
company and the happy associations
seemed 10 render suspicious the life up
on which the newly welded pair had
entered. The good wishes of the COM
munity go with them in their journey
through life.
MISS SWINFORD Is HOSTESS.
Miss Bessie Swinford. of College Hill
entertained her friends from the Wich-
ita Commercial college on Wednesday
evening. Those attending were Misses
Anna Rippert. Ruth Dillon. Bessie
Wood. Nellie Wood. Alice Wood. Grace
Holly. De Eft Sutherland. Jetta La
cock, Carrie Smith. Professor r. L. Rip
pert, Professor c. d. Long. Lorne Rim
pert. William Francis. George Quigley
George Corfman. r. y. Goerz. Owen
Good. Clyde Maxwell and Bruce Swim
ford.
PICNIC BY PICKWICKS.
Thursday afternoon the Pickwick