The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-28
SELECTED THE DAM
HAPPY PICNIC PARTY on TUESDAY
EVENING NORTH OF THE CITY.


and Tempting Luncheon Spread and
with Fishing Rods, Swings. and Boat
Rides, a Delightful Evening is Spent
other Events in Social Circles.
Mrs Lehman and Mrs. Torrey held
the management of one of the happiesl
picnic party at Sullivan's dam, Tuesday
evening. of the season. Those who had
wheels formed a pretty procession and
the rest of the party rode in a large hay
wagon, secured for the occasion. A
delightful luncheon was served Those
present Were: Mrs. Lehman, Mrs. Tor
rey, Mrs. H. Berry, and Misses Abbie
Potts, Emma Potts, Helen Carpenter,
Blanche Chandler, Elnora Thomson,
Grace McAdams, Roberta Vincent, Da-
munde, Hattie McC1ung, Mabel Ayres.
AcquiIla Hettinger, Daisy Bruner, Beryl
Lehman, Fannie Lewis, Mabel Lari-
mer. and Nessrs W. Torrey G.. w. Leh-
man, Horace Edwards, Nestor Moore,
DR.. Adams, W. A Vincent, James Vim
cent, w. C. Dean, Charles Higgison.
Claude Larimer, Eugene Calhoun. Bert
LOCKER, II. Berry, Fred Little, George
Maxwell, Howard Wheeler and Hal Nc
Coy.
GERMAN PHILOSOPHY.
German Philosophy and Literature
was the subject under discussion at the
open meeting Of Hypatia Monday after
noon Many of the responses at roll
call were given in German. Mrs. Brown
OF Canton, O., gave an interesting talk
on the work done by their club. The
first number on the program was a
carefully prepared talk by the leader,
Mrs. Hoss, on the subject Of German
Philosophy" Mrs. Hoss made her sub
feet so interesting that she held her au-
5ience with rapt attention. Following
this was an instrumental solo by Miss
Helen Fisher. The club then listened
10 two interesting papers by Mrs. Kee-
ian on Schiller" and Mrs. Sturdevant
On Goethe" after which the club fol-
lowed with a discussion on Goethe's
Faust" After a pretty German song
by Miss Joceyln, the club adjourned,
he members and guests lingering long
n the club rooms in social conVersa-
ton.
MOONLIGHT PARTY.
Wednesday evening a selectparty Wis
led the pretty park owned and cared
for by the city, which is the hand
sonleSt grounds in the entire west,
nown as LinwOOd park. and a happier
ssembly it would be hard 20 find. The
arty consisted of Misses Lou Moore,
va Johnson, Mamie Mum and Mag
lie Snively, who were escorted by Mes
IS. Carl Johnson, Ed Heacock, Cornell
Is Aides and Rev. Charles Garrison
ST. JOHNS DAY.
The members of Ivy Leaf chapter did
themselves proud the past week and on
he beautiful lawn at the new Kansas
Masonic Home gave an entertainment
which has not been equaled in southern
Kansas either for the number in at
tendance, the good feeling existing. the
beauty Of the scene of the willing patron
age given by those who desired to ex-
press their approval of the objects of
he meeting. Everything moved Ike
clock work and 1t viii be many a day
lefOre 5000 persons who visited between
the hours of 2 O'Clock in the afternoon
and II o'clock at night, Will forget the
fete of June "a, 1896.
KETZLER-DUTTON
One Of the happiest wedding parties
Of the past week occurred Wednesday
evening at the residence of J. F. Dut-
ION, 1l4S North MOsly avenue, when
his accomplished daughter, a member
ueted with the class of 1893. became the
bride of Charles f. KetzIer, who bears
the distinction of being one Of the first
children born in the city of Wichita.
Rev. e Z. Beach of the St Paul NJ. Z.
church pronounced the ceremony which
made the two happy hearts beat as one.
Miss Alta Saunders served as brides
maid, and with the bride was arrayad
IN white and carried bOquets of white
roses H w. Dutton, brother Of the
pride, served as best man and with the
groom was dressed in conventional
black After the ceremony and con-
gratulations, which were all given with
the brightest hopes as they realized the
union Of two lives SO well prepared for
the voyage Of life as were the bride and
groomS so well beloved and esteend
by all, could but bespaak a happy future
me dining room doors were thrown
open and the guests invited to a dainty
supper. Many valuable and pretty
presents were receivd togther with laf-
ters of congratulations Those present
were; Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Ketzler 7
*. button, Mr.. and Mrs. J. X CIarl, of
Sunnydale. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles FJar--a
man OF Sunnydale, Mr.. and Mrs =
Shuftz or Valley Center, Mr.. and Mrs
eugene Ketzler, Misses Grace smith
hszei button. AIeSsrs John Clark and
Arlhur Clark Of Sunnydale, Ben Dutton
OF MoberIy, Mo; Joe Hartman Of sunny
oaie and Thomas Wilson Of Chase. Kan
sas. @A'''
ALEY-WILSON.
Al the beautiful home Of @. s. Wilson
1oI' paramount avenue. WEDNESDAY,
evening, occurred the marriage of tho
daughter, Miss Mary Rhea. 10 Ar T7ra5
II. Alley. Rev. Gibeny officiate5 and :,
she presence of only the relatives a-,5
ammediate friends Of the haDnv. o,,,-,l,
pronounced the words which made -.
TWO hearts beat as one The hons,
was beautifully decorated for the oc-a-
son me pride was dressed in sim
PIE cream silk with a muslin de sol ove~-
oit1Ss, her bridal Veil and bouquet Of
.ifdrsha4 neil roses and firms COMPLETED
"Soolhg toilet Miss Adah Wilso,
Played the wedding march. as the ban,,,
couple took their p9sitio1 baI,, % tPy
large umbrella decorated in snilax a75
roses The groom Is a vounp b,,si,9.-,
man of the city and Is h0no~al 60 :.
spected by all, while the bride Is a go,
"ste OF paramount college and hsIova5
10y al VINO have the pleasure. Of her a.
qualntance. To record the union -
euSh hearts and hands is u nrs5f,- ,
happy and joyous voyage. Those ~rss[-,.
Were Mr.. and Mrs. Aley. parents ~ -,
groom; Mr. Alley. brother OF me r--,,,,,.
MIS- J. II Alley and Mrs. q. II. V-b;+,,,s,,
ana son, Mrs Amborn. NJ a,5 ~
Manner, DR.. +. L Johnson. Nj. ana a..
waiter Dyer. Mr. Omrah Alley ana Nffss
Myrtle Hinton. Minnie kramer NJ
Alley and Trevan Aley.
REAEER-BALANCF
Many hearty congra-,,ie -,