The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-12-06

Meek Not Marked by ANY very GA4oorate
occasion In the Circle of society--Pleas-
ant Dancing Party 6eld at the Resi-
S..c. NJ Mrs. Webb-Mr. John Il. Man
Ter and Miss Elsie C. Woodman are
Quietly Married at Lakeside" the
Home of the BrIde-Ladies are to Give
Colonial Tea This Week.
The past week has been one OF I'M
Honted legarthy in social circles. A re"
rery pleasant events ware held, but none
BIZ them marked by any extraordinary
Elaboration A large number have ben
attending the opera house regularly anu
home few pleasant box parties were pres
ent During the week only one wedding
IF note was solemnized; and IL was Wit
hessed by only a very few select friends.
DANCING PARTY GIVEN.
Last Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Webb gave a very enjoyable dancing
party at their home. corRer Falrv1eW ave
hue and Thirteenth street, in honor OF
khei- guests. the Misses Warner OF ST.
Louis. There were about seventeen cou-
eles present and Prof Blume supplied
the Ynerrymakers with music during the
entire evening.
Refreshments were very daintily serv-
I'd OF which the following is the menu:
Chicken Salad
Long Branch Crackers
Olives.
ice Cream.
Cake.
Coffee.
The jolly party did not disperse until
butte a late hour and it is needless to
raw that it was with some reluctance.
The following is q list of those present:
Mr.. and Mrs Wells Miller. Mr.. and Mrs.
/. r. yillars. Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Chuch-
kard. Miesses Walker, Hial, z. Potts,
Fannie Lewis, Gertie Jackson, Jenevra
Jocelyn. Mabel La-imer. Helen Carpen-
ter, Flora Carpenter, Jessis Kendle, Myr-
tie SIuss, Abbie Potts Margie E,norr
Mary Dorsey and Maud Mathews, and
Nessrs Frank Wernecke, Bruce Priddy,
Walter Vincent, James Vincent, Horace
Edwards, Charlie Knorr, Or. Adams, Mr.
Englehart, Nestor Moore, Ben Warren,
claude Larimer. Howard Wheeler Mr..
Richie, Earl Evans, Bert Hagney, Fred
Hellar, George Adams, and Harry Hines
bf CofTeeVille.
MANNER
Thursday afternoon at 1 O'Clock, at the
home Of Mrs. William Clayton Woodman
No. 901 North Waco avenue, Mr.. John
Thompson Manner and Miss Elizabeth
Clayton Woodman were quietly married,
the Rev Mr.. Hilton of the Central
Church of Christ, officiating.
The quaint old rooms of the Wood
man house, were prettily decorated with
cut chrysanthemums. the bridal party
standing in a tower of palms and ever
greens. AS the party descended the
J.
by Miss Elvie Walker, sang ''Thy Ten
der Love- is Best" AS the sweet words
of the tender love song rang out, the
groom, preceded by his best man, Mr..
Bruce Priddy, entered the room, meet
ing the bride, attended by the maid of
honor, Miss Rea Woodman. Mr.. Hilton
the officiating minister, stepped forward
an in a few beautiful, direct, earnest
words, pronounced the man and woman
before him husband and wife. After con-
CALCULATIONS and best wishes had been
extended 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Manner,
dainty luncheon was served in the din
ing room, after which Mr.. and Mrs
Manner were driven 10 the Santa Fe
station, to take the west-bound train.
After a ten-dayS' wedding trip, they will
return about December 18th, to take joy
full possession of a cosy cottage. S24 N.
Topeka avenue, where they will be at
home to their friends after January 1.
The bride was dressed in a travelling
suit of hunters green ladies' cloth, trim
med with mink fur, with hat to match,
and carried bouquet OF white bride
roses. The maid of honor wore street
suit of green novelty goods, with hat
and gloves.
Mr.. Manner is favorably known and
liked In business and social circles, and
his wife, who has lived in Wichita ell
her life, is beloved and admired by her
many friends, for her sweet, cheerful
womanliness, and ready sympathy.
The many presents received were
beautiful and useful, and VIII find fit
ting uses in the new home. The guests
were: Mr.. Bruce Priddy, Mr.. Hilton,
Caiss Eudora Woods. Miss Elvie Walker,
Mr. Dale Snively, DR.. Hoffman, Mr.. and
Mrs Finlay Ross( Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Fitch, Mr. and Mrs. Byenn Hull, all in
1inate friends of the contracting par
ties.
FAREWELL PARTY.
Miss Nellie Hupp was rendered a fare
well party last Tuesday evening of which
Miss Lola Maxwell was hostess. Miss
Hupp leaves for Denver, Colorado, soon.
where she will make her future home. A
very dainty luncheon was served the
guests and the neat chrySanthemum IA
Sors were features of the evening. The
many friends of Miss Hupp will regret
her departure, but wish her many as