The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-13
The auiha nau gaeIe sunday morane neeember g.
refreshments wer just to the liking of


everyone.
The rrizes were wen by Mrs. c. H.
Suyth and Mr. c. J. Fletcher. Those
present were: Messrs and Mesdames S.
c. Ashton, J. c. Casey, c. III. Brooks,
Dean Gordon, B. B. Hull. Charles Ayles-
bury, ]. H. Burns. ]. d. Houston. c. II.
Pool. G.. J. Fletcher, H. L. Gordon, j.
Z. Oldham, E. f. Bleckiey, c. G. Cohn,
A c. Jobes, A. NJ. Goldstandt, F. w.
Bentley, and C. H. Smyth. Mrs. B. B.
Cushman of Washington, D. c.; Mrs.
Langtry, Miss May Hartman, Of Leav-
enworth, Kan; Miss Agnes Lynch, and
Messrs. Arthur Faulkner,J- u. Hoffman
and C. P. Fu,lington. The next enter
tainment will be given on December p.
That being the holiday season somewhat
more elaborate arrangements Will be
made for this party.
PREPARING THE MUSIC.
The committee on music of the EmDo-
ria avenue NJ E. church will give con-
cert in their church Monday night, De
cember IA, at which the following pro-
gram will be rendered:
Anthem-"The Earth is the Lords
........ ........ .............. ..ReltZ
Chorus Class.
Piano SOIO .....--.-s .....'
(a) March -...-..-.J. R. Callahan
(b) Grand Valse Briliiante.
...... -. Chopin, Op. IL
J. R. Callahan.
Vocal Trio-"The Reapers" Clappison
Mrs. Lille, Misses McCarty and
Crawford.
Miss Mabel Miiiison.
Mandolin and Guitar-"Peerless Prin-
cess" -....: -. ...... Hal Mccoy
Claudia and Hal Mccoy.
Anthem-"O, Be Joyfu,'' Dudley Buck
Chorus Class.
Flute Solo-'Polka di Concert" j. S. Cox
Prof. j. NJ. c. Mariager.
Recitation ...... .......... ...... Selected
Mrs Pedigo.
Vocal Solo-"Heav'n Hath Shed
Tear -. -. .Kucken, Op. 63
Mrs. David Smyth.
Violin Obligato ........ Prof. Mariager
Double Spring Song -.
..---s-..-.-.. ....-. NentWlcn
Mesdames SmyJh, Sawyer, Minnick,
and Miss Crawford; Messrs. Boyer,
Wilkie, Smith and Herman.
Violin and Piano-Grand selection
from Opera "Amorita'. 49,. .CZibulka
Prof and Mrs. Mariager
Chorus-"Italiar .. .... ..DoniZetti
q Chorus Class
LAWRENCE-INGRAM.
Miss Maude Ingram and Mr.. E. V.
Lawrence were married last Wednesday
evening at 8 o'clock at the Emporia
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church,
Rev. Burns performing the ceremony
The church was filled with friends and
relatives of the highly contracting par
ties, and many were the congratulations
received. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence viii
soon be at home to their many friends
aett %e-+,.
OTHER SOCIAL OCCURRENCES.
Miss Murden Martindale gave a
pleasant reception to a few of her friends
last Friday evening at her home, corner
Glenn and Maple avenues Brownies"
We're the chief feature Of the evening.
Several little folk were attired to repre-
sent some of the curious little figures so
well known and read of from the pen of
Palmer Cox. Those present were:
Misses Ollie Cottman, Bessie Means,
Kate Simpson, Mable Nuns, Bessie |
Smith and Lotta Charlton: Messrs John |
Van Dine, John Starke, Harry Stanley, |
Carl Rogers, Gullbert Tucker, Eugene |
Wallace and Guy Peverley.
Miss Pearl Murdock entertained the |
Conversations on Wednesday afternoon, |
conversation was quite brilliant at times |
and was amply augmented by dainty re-
freshments
Mrs. o. II. Bentley and a few cf her |
friends have organized German dane |
ing club whose members are from the |
young married and unmarried people of |
the city. They will hold several Ger
mans during the winter
Last Wednesday evening the Mission |
ary society of the Reformed church held |
a missionary social at the residence of |
Mrs. A. L. Rauch. The evening was
spent in an enjoyable manner by the
young people, who INDUCED in games OF
all kinds, music both vocal and instru-
mental, and in the enjoyment of dainty
which had been prepared
Tor those present.
The Knights of Pythias held a very
Smoker last Thursday even
ing after their usual meeting Cigars,
and coffee were on tap in
and those present indulged in
whist and smoking until quite a late
hour. The order socially as well as 9TH
arwise is rapidly improving. Early in
January they are to hold public in
stallation of officers to which the ladies |
and friends Of members will be invited. |
Mrs. L. B. Terrill entertained several
If the young ladies last Wednesday af-
ternoon in honor of Mrs. Russell Buch-
lnan. The afternoon was delightfully."-
spent and the refreshments were by no |
means the least part of the enjoyable
part OF ii. Those present Were: Misses
Helen Carpenter. Emma Hill, Coral Har-
ris, Florence Mulvey, Florence Carpen-
ter. Florence Richter, Anna Mulvey.
Maize Alley, Bessie Mccoy, Emma Pets,
Maud Matthews, Abbie Potts. Miss
Richter, and Mrs c. H. Morehouse.
KRACH-STIIJyaN NUpTJaJS