The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-11-29

coral t1dTIiS, MIS-. -hCOdliou6As
Miss Ida Joseph. Miss Sadie Joseph, Miss
Zelia Joseph, Miss Alice Goldberg, Miss
Ellal Terrill, Miss Amelia Bizzant Miss
Sadie Kaufman, Miss Nellie Cochran,
Miss Sophie Getto and Miss Miltner;
Messrs. Charlie Joseph, George McNeai,
Ira Pearce, VIM. Davidson, A. p. Olinger,
!. Elmer Reese, Ned Goldberg.
LITSON-CACHARD.
At 6:30 o'clock Wednesday evening.
Nov. %. at the home of the brides moth
er on North Waco avenue, occurred the
wedding of Miss Jewel Cachard and Mr..
Frank Litson Of Benton, Kansas.
The house was beautifully decorated
with plants and cut flowers In the CEN
ter OF the room an arch was built or sini-
lax and clrysanthemums, under which
the ceremony was performed. AS the
sweet strains of the wedding march
poured forth, played by Mrs. Thomas
Voss, the bridal party marched into the
parlor, where Father Then awaited
them. The bride was attired in white
silk with pearl trimmings, gloves 10
match the costume worn, and she car
ried white roses and wore some of the
same in her hair. Miss Fannie Rutiedge.
maid of honor, was dressed in white or
candle made over a delicate shade OF
pink six. She also carried white roses.
Mr. S. NJ. Stevens was best man.
Miss Jewel Cachard is well-kno.wn in
Wichita and has many warm friends
here.
Mr.. Frank Litson is the son of w. H.
Litson, a prominent cattlenan OF Ben
ton, Kansas.
Following the ceremony, the guests re-
paird to the dining room where an ele-
CANT wedding supper was served. Many
beautiful presents We're received from
here and elsewhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Litson will be at home to
their friends at 430 North Waco.
Among those present were: Messrs
and Mesdames Lew Wirthlin of Cincin-
natl, Ohio; Thomas Voss, Henry Schnitz-
Ter, Sanford, o. Kane, f. K. Robinson,
G. Knepple, L. NJ Freed, w. II. Perrin
of Valley Center, A. D. Litson of Ben
ton, W H Litson of Benton, NJ. Mcbride
of Benton, c. d. Rutledge, J. Cachard,
and Misses Minnie Drake. Fannie Rut-
ledge, Belle Redfeld, Matte Ferguson,
Kate Murphy. Kate Snyder, Ella Rut-
ledge, Lena Harris, and Messrs W. A.
Ayres, =. II. Kerfoot, S. NJ. Stevens, +.
Harris, F. c. Cachard, L. r. Cachard,
j. L. Napiers, F. c. Burgesser of Sedg-
wick, J. c. Cachard of Cincinnati, Ohio,
and Joe Wirthlin OF Cincinnati, Ohio.
GENTLEMEN ENTERTAIN.
Friday evening some of the young gen.
tlemen Of the city entertaineda number OF
their friends at the residence of Mr..
corner of Twelfth street and
Lawrence avenue. The gentlemen were
Messrs Earl Evans, Horace Edwards and
Walter Vincent. The house was prettliy
decorated by great variety OF chrysan-
themums, palms, ferns, rubber plants
and other foliage. The bay window IN
oil Va
greater part of the evening was devoted
TO progressive logomathy, MissSadie War
ren of st. Louis, securing the prize. Some
fine music was also rendered; vocal
solo by Miss Ellsworth, piano solo, Aliss
Mamie Thompson, and vocal solos by
Misses Jocelyn and Larimer.
During the course of the evening re-
freshments were served, of which the
following is the menu:
Oyster Patties. French Peas.
Chicken Salad. Charlotta Russo.
Coffee. Cake. Waters. |
Salted Almonds.
This was in charge of Misses Goldie |
Evans, Flora Carpenter, Mamie Thomson |
Maude Mathews, Clara Thomson, Rober- !
Ia Vincent.
The hostesses were beautifully attired, |
and did their. part most admirably. They |
were Miss Thomson, white silk, chiffon |
trimming; Miss Evans, pink silk, lace |,
and chiffon trimming; Miss Vincent, |
bluette wool They were assisted by |
Name Thomson, yellow organdie. chit- |
fon trimming; Clara Thomson, white or |
candle, chiffon trimming; Flora Carpen- |
ter, white silk, chiffon trimming; Goldie |
Evans, pale blue organdie, chiffon trim |
ming; Maude Mathews, white organdie, |
chiffon trimming; Roberta Vincent, white |
muslin over blue.
The guests We're: Miss Jocelyn, blue
null, chiffon and ribbon trimmings; Miss
Moffta white silk; Miss Chandler, bluette
silk; Miss Casweil. white oTgandie, lace
md ribbon trimming; Miss Redfield, blue
,rgandie, lace trimming; Miss Newcome,
white chiffon over pink silk; Miss Ems
worth, pale blue silk; Miss Larimer. pale
link silk; Miss Warner ofSt. Louis, yell
ow brocade. red velvet trimmings; Miss
sadie Warner of st. Louis, blue satin:
Miss Potts, tan and blue silk; Miss Car
,enter, black brocade, chiffon; Miss Du
3ois, cream silk, lace trimmings; Miss
Gnorr white silk muslin; Miss Dodge,
,reyvelvet; Miss Maxwell, blue silk; Miss
-ewis, yellow silk, chiffon; Miss Barwise,
)lue silk; Miss Beaver, red and black
Miss Siuss, black brocade
'atin; Miss Kincaid, maroon silk; Miss
uld tCh u w NtlliUSlOl, White CHI
on; Miss Kendall. pink chiffon over
ik; Mss Emma Potts, pink silk; Miss
iarver, plaid silk; Mics Hamilton Of
Iammondsport. n. Y, white silk mus
in; and Messrs Vincent, Evans. Ed
Yards, James Vincent, Topping, Bride,
Iellar, Sternugher. Moore, Burd, Engle-
art. DE-. Adams, Wheeler, Burns, TORY,
-arimer, Musselman, Thomson, Knorr.
fleming, Edmondston, Knight and
Boyle. .-.--.-.
MUSICAL CLUB ENTERTAIN.
The Wichita Musical club gave their
econd recital of the season in the rooms
{ Mrs. David Hays in the Sedgwicls
dock yesterday afternoon and was very
ighly appreciated by those present. Mrs.
:. II. Brooks history Of Mozart and her
lletch Of his wonderful opera The Ma
lie Flute" was very fine and instruc>
i've and was well presented. The second
lumber, Overture TO the Magic Flute"
" Mesdames Hays. Higginson and
iisses Frooman and Carpenter was beau
fully rendered and We'll received. The
ocal solos by Mesdames Higginson and
hid were beautiful and highly appre-
lated. Below is the program:
PROGRAMME.
ketch--"Magie Flute. Mozart
Mrs. Brooks.
iozart. Overture TO the Magic Flute
Mesdames Hays and Higginson
Misses Frooman and Car
penter.
....
Miss Walker.
Thine Eyes Mendelsshcn
Mesdames Darling and Campbell
and Miss McClung
iendelsshon-"S Songs Without Words"
(a-) Funera, March. No. "a.
tb.) Song Of Joy. No IS
Miss Decatur
Century Solo,.
Mrs. Childe.
On - Me- rro,-- !