The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-12
HEARTSARE UNITED
TWO HAPPY WEDDINGS ARE ORLE-
BRATED THIS WEEK

Thought-Mis Alice Shares of Goddard
BECOMES the Wife of nir. Alfred S.
HeizeI-Other Society Events
On Thursday evening two happy we'd
dings occurred, the celebration of which
was attended by many society people.
Lent Is over, and again social gather
ings are numerous and the first week
Of lentcn season marks a brilliant period
in Wichita's society.
PATTON-DAVIS
In their own cottage on College Hill,
which the two had prepared for months
until nothing was lacking in its appoint
ments on Thursday evening occurred
the wedding of Miss Lizzie Patton and
Mr. Harry Davis of this city. Rev. Geo.
Black, pastor Of the South Lawrence
Christian church pronounced the cere-
naony which united for life the happy
couple: The wedding guests included
the relatives and most intimate friends
OF both parties. At the appointed hour
Mrs. hamburger played Mendlesohn's
wedding march and the contracting par
ties entered the room taking their places
in a bay window where the ceremony
was performed. The bride was attired
In white swiss and carried a bOquet Of
roses. After congra tulatiO had been
extended a wedding supper was served
In the dining room where a long table
was set and decorated in flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis received many
beautiful gifts. The guests included
Rev and Mrs. Black, Mr.. and Mrs j.
II Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Davis, Mr.. and
Mrs Hodge, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Patton,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carroll, Mr.. and Mrs
Dawson, Mrs. A. J. Clayton, Mrs. A.
Bamberger, Mrs O'Neill and daughter,
Of Hartford, Kan; Mrs. Jones. Misses
Rea Woodman, Fern Davis, F'lOssie Da-
Wis, Belle Hirsh, Lodi Mum, Tillie Car
roll, Bessie Carroll, and Messrs. S. NJ
Stephens, Frank Nichols, Frank Mich
Dlas, R. G. Davis, c. T. Davis, e. A
Friend and w. L. Friend.
HEISEL-SHORES.
Another happy wedding occurred at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Shores
near Goddard, and their charming
daughter, Miss Alice, became the bride
Of Mr. Alfred HeiseL The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Heisel a bro
Their Of the groom, in a. very pathetic
manner that impressed all present with
the solemnity and admiration inspired
by the divine words that united two
happy souls in the bonds of holy wed
look After the congratulations of
their many friends and relatives they
repaired to the dining room where they
participated in the pleasures of the ban
quet. After the banquet the newly
made husband and wife left on the east
bound train TO spend their honeymoon
visiting relatives throughout the east,
after which they Will return to pretty
hot fTna ho1
vifett, o. T. The bride is a beautiful
and attractive young lady who has
many friends in this city and surround
ing country; the groom, a young man
OF sterling character who for a number
of years has been conducting a stock
farm west of the city and who has won
many true friends by his honesty and
integrity, who unite IN wishing them
a long life of prosperity and happiness.
SENIORS ENTERTAIN.
A few weeks since the Juniors Of the
High school gave a reception to the
Juniors at the residence of Mr.. Finlay
Ross, and Friday evening Of the past
week the residence Of Mr.. Hiram I'm
boden was chosen as the place for the
reception Of the Seniors to the Juniors.
The parlors were decorated with smi-
lax and beautiful ported plants. The
class of '96, contains the largest number
that has graduated from the High school
The Junior class appeared on the scene
at q late hour, adding 10 the interest and
enjoyment OF the evening. The teach
eTS Of the High school and the general
superintendent of the city schools oc-
cupied conspicuous places and entered
heartily into the pleasures of the even
ing, which was very pleasantly passed
with music and games. At an appropri-
ate hour, a dainty lunch of ice cream,
cake, sandwiches and lemonade was
served Those present were: T. +.
Dyer, R T. knight, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ.
Allen and son; G. +. Smith, Frank Dun
kin, Misses Zeininger, Clark, Mills, Bin
coe. and Cleveland, the teachers of the
High school Seniors: Misses Reams,
Imboden, Fix, Joseph, Oliphant, Zein-
niger, GeOhegan, Bayne, Vandeventer,
Fulton, Baker, Randall. Haycraft, Par
sons, Miller, Gates, Richards. Lena and
Eva Griffith, FAIRIES, Alexander and
Wendell Messrs. SchoIlenberger. Ca
sad. Barrett. Robinson, South. Lari-
mer, TOrrey, Imboden. Price, Woods,
NicDaniels, Reese. and Cove. Juniors:
Misses Blake, Freeland, Babcock
Wright. Bone, Brown, Ross, Stoutle-
meyer, Jones. Lease. AtchiSOn. Hill. |
Chambers, Purdy, Bachtel. and Dorsey.
Messrs- Vail, Kirl1wood, French Gehr-
ing, Johnston. KerfooJ, Hickman. Dom
ivan. Wilkie, Douglas. Campbell. Young
Durley,, Din, Meyers, Terrell, Hin ana
McClees.
ATARDI GRAS CARNIVAL.
Invitations have been issued for tho
hlarCH Gras carnival to be given on Fri
day evening, April .. at the auditor
tum by Miss Jessie Lewelling and Pro
fessor Blume. Being THE first large
masquerade ever given in the city it IS
n-ecessaI1ly causing much talk. About
700 invitations have been issued TO peo- !
pie in Wichita and surrounding towns,
Excursion rates have been secured on
The railrods for the latter and special
EAR viii bring guests from Fl Dorado
Newton AMI Hutchinson. An orchestra
IF fifteen pieces viii furnish the music.
The committee on arrangements in
ellr1e MeSsrs- W. :. Corbett, L. n Lew /
Filing, J. J. Mcnamara. II. I. Gordon.
Ed Vail. G. Gehring. c. Z. Potts. (. II.
Brooks and r +. Bleckley. Those on
Inc invitation COMMITTEES include
Messrs. Bruce Priddy, Luther Burns.
Henry HUFFMAN, J. T Manner. Rav
Kramer, Ray Taylor. Dale Soivalv
Crl2rlie Sharpe, Howard MoiTatt. .. p
Topping. G. F. Smith and J. c. Kelley.
VISITORS ARE MASKED.
The Misses DriscolL eight miles |
southeast Of The city, gave a Geliyhtful |
masquerade ball at the home on Mon
day evening In homer Of taeir cousin. /
Miss Fannie Lynab ~ Erie. Pa. who
has been spending the winter here. and
was about 10 return "a the keystone
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