The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-26

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The bride is one of the most popula
and accomplished young ladies in Wiof
ia, having won a very large circle c
friends by her charming ways an
truly lorable disposition. Besides bs
ing very socially and musically inclinet
| she is an exceedingly earnest churc
worker. which is amply testified by tn
little children who have belonged TO he
class, and have a great and lasting low
for her.
Mr.. Hull, so well and favorably know
this city as a business man of tn
highest standing among all, and has tn
best wishes and hearty congrarulation
of scores of friends
The happy couple left ON the 9:45 trail
for points in Illinois and Michigan. am
will be at home to their friends afte
/ October /, at 353 North Waco avenue.
VISITED ON. THE HILL.
The doors Of Paramount college were
thrown open to some of the ladies o.
the Peerless Princess last Wednesday
and TO say good time was had does
| not describe it at all, 1t was simply
grand. The doors and windows wer+
! thrown open to get some of the sweet
| hreezes OF Kansas made the building
seem mora and more like large shady
park. Later in the evening table
was spread with all the delicacies Of the
season. The party composed Mrs. E
A. Hull, r. L. Holmes, II. w. Dean, Dr..
Lewis H. e. Baker, Charles Testard,
Hinmann, Babb, Haisey, DR.. Graves,
Hutchinson, E. G. Robertson.
OTHER SOCIAY EVENTS.
Miss Dula Peas left Tuesday for Iili-
nois.
Miss Nina Caldwell is at Colorado
Springs.
Misses Alta and Oracle McGrubb are
enjoying an outing.
Mr. Casper Haynes will leave for
Chicago next month.
Miss Nora V. Cooper Of Galena, Ill.
is visiting In the city.
w. A Ayres has gone to Geuda
Springs for his health.
The Misses Dorsey are entertaining
Mrs. Margaret Walton.
Miss Louise Lease entertained her
friends Monday afternoon.
Miss Nellie Hupp will spend some
weeks ct Colorado Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Sturdevart have re-
turned to their st. Louis home.
Mrs Lease appeared in the ST. Louis
convention in a silver shaded suit.
Mr.. Jack Clark Of New York, is the
guest OF his friend, Cash Henderson.
Miss Hattie Torrey is enjoying a visit
from her friend Mrs. McMul4en Of Great
Bend.
Mrs. W. W. Pierce WIFI entertain the
Afternoon Whist club Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. end Mrs. Frizeile and family will
leave Sunday for their future home in
Sedalia, Mo.
Miss Susie Merrell Of Furley was the
guest Of Miss Nina Chandler a few days
Of last week
Misses BERTHE and Gertrude Frooman
Of Belle PLANE visited in the city dur
Ing the week.
Mrs Schellenberger Of Maize was the
guest Of Miss Helen Taylor few days
Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cohn have new
wheels over which they will soon have
perfect control
Miss Maud Saunders OF Wellington
s the guest Of Miss Jetta Campbell on
North Enporia avenue.
The Merry Maidens Will meet next
week with Miss Flora Carpenter on
North Lawrence avenue.
Miss Ethel Gray Of Little Rock, Ar
KANSAS, was the guest of Mrs. Carl Gray
IN North Topeka avenue.
The Leap Year Lawn fete which was
o have been given Friday evening has
,een postponed until Wednesday.
Misses Matte and Fannie Palmer Of |
Guthrie, Oklahoma. are visiting In the |
ity, the guests of Miss Maud Forsythe. |
Mrs. James Dexter of Newton &c |
by her daughter Mrs. c. F. |
tebstein, returned to Newton yester- |
lay.
Misses Lulu Grosh and June Grabsl |
we're the guests of Miss Lulu Andrews |
n South Lawrence avenue for the past |
week.
Misses F4ossie and Minnie Wicknniller /
( Kingfisher, Oklahoma, are the guests
Z Miss Mamie Mum on South Main |
treat
The Reform church gave very de-
ghtful social last Wednesday evening
{ the corner of Lawrence avenue and !.
Eleventh street.
The many friends Of Mrs. c. J. Fetch
r are rejoicing over the fact that she
fter a long Illness
Mr.. VIII McCrae OF Matoon, Illinois,
, now in the city He came immedi-
his mothers eyes.
Mr.. Ike Goldsmith wishes TO remind
people that the moon Is
ow shedding a more truly delightful |
ght than ever before.
Miss Floy Jones is now in The city
1e guest of Mrs. NJ. H. Jones. She
ecently received a new wheel. the
Saraun," from her home in Omaha
Honora bic Frank Porch Of New Jer-
~, agent of the United States Treas
~ department, was in the city last
eek, the guest OF Colonel Huffman.
The Ladies Aid society OF the Cen
al Christian church Of Christ held |
leir annual luncheon at the home of
Irs. /. W. GIL last Friday afternoon. 4
Miss AQuilla Hettinger expects soon
} leave for Pennsylvania, where she
Ill visit her old home al Reading. and
any other points in that good odd
ate.
Miss Marcia Murdoch will leave Rosr.
,ttage, OF College Hill this nlorning.
! her first outing, for the home of her
rand par Is on Oak street, where
Gather permitting. she Will receive. her
sends ana admirers during the course
the afternoon
Masters Frank and Harry Gehrins |
ftertained Wednesday evening in COM
iment 10 their playmate. Lester Har-
pr The happy young popiue includ-
Masters Earle Morris, Walter Allen |
hariie Allen. Ray De La Mater. Allen |
arktn, Charlie Gardner, Frank Kolb. |
Id Lester Harper.
The Excelsior Literary society mot
st Thursday with Miss Lulu An