The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-04


comin' down fas' as be could and he dun
know how high he dun bin
"As stand here and recall thous-
and charms Of the mother state, / can
cay with all my heart, Wasn't il nice
for girl to see; and wasn't it nice for a
girl to be- down in Ole Virginny"
WEEK OF SOCIAL EVENTS
Kodak shots Taken in wichita's Social
Circles.
Sunday evening, Sept. %, 1896. at S
D. m, Miss Lille Mae Long of 201o
South Lawrence avenue. Wichita, Kan,
was united in the holy bonds of matri-
mony to Mr.. Albert Henry Williams.
OF 1858 South Fifth avenue. at the home
of the brides parents b ythe bride
groom's uncle. Rev Williams Of Graf
ton, Kan. The bride was dressed in a
simple and neat attire of cream hem
rietta trimmed in ribbons and lace.
Miss Celia Williams, s.ste rof the bride
groom was bridesmaid end Mr.. Henry
Long. brother of the bride, was best
man. After the ceremony was per-
formed and congratulations were Of
fered, the guests repaired to the dining
room where an elaborate supper was
served. Miss Long was one OF our best
society young ladies and has a host of
friends who extend their congratula-
tons in her behalf. Mr.. williams is al
so one OF our best society young men.
and also one OF our thriving business
men. They received many beautiful
presents from the Boston store, where
he has worked for eight years. Only
the relatives and intimate friends of the
families were present, which Included
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Long, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. Williams, Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Hyde,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Williams. Mrs. Dill
lon, Mrs. Peachy' Katie and Cora Rice,
Bessie Peachy. Rena Long. Nora Hyde.
Mary Williams, Grant Long, Elmer wal
liams. Hayse Long, Ohm Hyde, Robert
Rice. Langford Long. Ruby Peachy.
THE CHARITY BALL.
Thursday evening the Charity ball
was held at the Garfield and although
the attendance was not as large as ex-
pected ar very enjoyable time was had.
Those present were: Messrs. and Ms
danes Charles Smythe, Fred Bentley.
Charles Cohn, Frank Craig. c. j..
Fletcher, Charles Poole, Harry Hagney,
A. G.. Walden, L. D. Lewelling, Pur-
due. A. B. Ward, c. H. Brooks, y. Gal
lup. Aylesbury, Misses Myrtle Hinton,
Alpha Galloway. Clara Stacey. Ester
Ward, Jessie LeweEing, Miss Douglas
of ST. joseph, Ella Hellar. Mabel Will
son, Nettie Gamett, May Peters of New
ton, Clara Stanley, Flora N1illison, lie
Woodman, Marie Luling, and Messrs.
Low Ashton, Fred Johnson, Charlie Jo-
seph, Fred Hellar, Howard Moftit.
Charles Nolan, John Manner, George
Lynch, Robert Norris, Frank Pierce,
Charles Porter and DR.. Hoffman.
SURPRISE PARTY
A surprise party was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Shum, 125
Grove street, College Hill, in honor of
Mrs. Shum's brother, Mr.. Fred Berger,
who is visiting them from st. Louis.
The evening was spent in dancing and
games. after which am elegant lunch
was served. Those present Were:
Misses Hattie Masner. Anna Kistler,
Maud Walls, Emma Hugento bler, FI-eda
SpizIer Anna Shaabee Minnie Luenek-
err, Barbara Stahlehebar, Emma Hager-
mann, Anna Casey. and Messrs. George
Berger Of ST. Louis: Charles and John
Sholer, Charles Didrich. Albert Parrott,
Ernest Wolf. Ed. Slower, Willie Longs
QOiI, w ilIlc Suliffl anu lct IduWOOI
GAVE A MUSICALE.
A class rehearsal was given by pupils
of Miss Spaulding on Saturday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Washburn.
The following program was rendered:
withdrawing Stars. GODDARD
Clara Wasahburn.
Piano and violin ............. Traumeri
Eta Morse.
Clara washburn and Gilbert Tucker.
Gilbert Tucker.
Vocal Carnish Lullaby Mabel Ladd
In the Woods. .Gade
Miss Spaulding.
Vocal-Sailed.. 800. $500. MissLadd
Piano ii Travatofre. Clara Washburn
Vocal ... ..-...........Mi Miss Jadd
OTHR SOCIAL EVENTS.
Mrs. A. Anderson Is at Clearater,
Kan.
Miss Fannie Jackson Is visiting in
Fort Scott.
Mrs. Guy Meyers is visiting in Yates
Center.
Miss ELLEN Gross leaves Sunday for
Kansas City.
Mrs. ]. W. Black and daughter Miss
Josie have returned.
Miss Grace Harris has returned TO
her home in Marion.
Mrs. Wells Miller entertained at din
ner Friday evening
Mrs. Harry L. Gordon IS entertaining
her mother from Ohio.
Mrs. Aylesbury is entertaining Miss
Douglas OF st. Joseph.
Miss Sadie Bert1'am has returned 20
her home In Hutchinson.
A Wednesday dinner was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Br1denstein.
Mr.. and Mrs Bentley are the guests
Of their son, o. H. Bentley.
Mrs. Minnie woodcock and little son
Albert are visiting in Topeka.
Mrs. NJ c. jackson ard family have
moved to sos Rfverview avenue.
Mrs. J. d. aIcRae is entertaining her
niece, Miss Morgan OF New York.
Miss Lucy Morris has returned from a
two months visit with relatives in the
east.
Miss Lizzie Fair will leave the first OF
the week 10 spend the winter in Eu-
reka.
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