The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-21
THEY SAY FAREWELL
BYPATIA BID THEIR LATE PRESl-
DENT GOODBYE.

dent, Mrs. Spr2ngIer, Farewell and
Wish Her Happiness in Her New Home
On the Lawn a Banquet is Given
Toasts offered and Responses Made
Other Social Happenings
The 5ospitable home of Mrs. Jersey
WAS thrown open to the ladies OF by
malta last Thursday afternoon The
meeting was a farewell picnic TO Mrs.
snangfer who will sever her relations
with the club when she departs for her
new home in Oakland, Cal.
The meeting was a most delightful
one, though sad because 1t was a fare
we'd TO Mrs. Spangler, who has Deen
a member of the club for six years.
The spacious lawn was dotted mere
and there with groups Of ladies VINO
ware discussing the future Of the caup
when Mrs. Furley announced that she
had brought her bow and arrow ana
,ro4,Id confer the archership on the best
archer. This proved a most delightful
nastinna. At o'clock the IadleS were
called 10 supper which was spreah on
tables under the shade OF the hiee9.
rTbA tables were beautifully decorated
with flowers and were filled WiSh All
of the deiicacies of the season. MIS-
SpangIer sat at the head OF the lao4e
Of her right sat Mrs. Hersey, the pres
ident, at her left, Mrs SturdeVaI''
the vice president. In front OF MIS-
Spangler was a basket OF roses Niicli
she cleverly used as an ILLUSTRATION III
= r,sa4 Fal4T
TvhA meeting closed with several toasts
Mrs. Bennett acting as toast master
Mrs. Iora Prddy responded TO the
toast, "Our Absences. our Hostess
was the subject of the toast 10 which
Mrs. Jersey responded. MIS- NJ. L.
iIoI4ngs spoke of our Charter Mem
hers" 'sThe General Federation of
IUoman's Clubs" was the toast 10
which Mrs. Sailie Toler responded
remarks were made by Mrs. Sankey
Mrs. Brown, Mrs j. l. Dyer MIS- Ut
lev. Mrs. Hendricks, Mrs. Spangler ana
others. Those present were Mesdames
Rennet. Colnngs, Dyer, Dorsey, Fur
lev Ferguson. Hendricks, Hoss, Priddy,
Richards. Reed, Spangler. Sturdevant,
Gankey. Toler. Brown, Allison, Bass,
Hull. Richards, and Misses BarTise
and Drain.
HONOR THEIR CAPTAIN
The Uniformed Rank of the knights
Of Pythias presented their captain, J.
E Bennett with an exquisite silver din-
ner set at their new home, 519 North
Riverview avenue. The present makes
o most acceptable addition to the col
lection of wedding presents received by
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett The captain
was overcome by the impressive speech
which showed the esteem in Whlch ne
70 held by the order for which he mas
taken 50 much interest and pains. Ac-
companying the set was beautlInl
inscribed card on which was written
ITO Our Captain from Wichita DlvaS-
SON No. 2 Uniform Rank K. OF L.
MISS GARWOOD HONORED.
A whist party was given Wednesday
exre,ins, nv Misses Mills and Clark at
.beir home on North Market strdeet.
Miss Maggie Garwood was the guest OF
honor. Among those present were MIS-
ses Ftta Mason, Ana Mason. queen
Mason, Anna Mulvey, Florence Mulvey
Jessie Clark, Emma MCGEE, Eva Nc
Gee and Addie Brooks
MIILER-BRYANT.
One of the most charming weddings
of the month of marriages and roses
pvas the one which was solemnized at
$50 O'Clock last Wednesday evening at
the home of the brides parents, Col.
and Mrs. Montgomery Bryant, 143S
North Waco avenue.
The two for whom the mystic words
were said. were Miss Lucy Bryant,
pnly daughter of Colonel and Mrs. Bry-
ant, and Wells w. Miller, son Of Mr..
c. r. Miller, the well known citizen of
this city.
The marriage ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. S. Z. Brusser. rector Of the
Episcopal church of Emporia, and the
gathered friends were deeply impressed
with the beautiful and solemn words
as they united these happy young peo-
pie.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. c j. Fletcher. Mesdames NJ NJ.
Murdoch, Larimer. Keok, West, c. II.
I.uling. C E. Potts, V. A Macl1in,
Alley. Phillips, Hendricks, c. B. Miller,
George Miller l.. NJ Carter, Victor
Murdoch. B. II. Campbell. Ford and
Misses Pearl Murdoch. Mabel LaTimer,
Butler, Marie Luling, Helen Carpenter,
Abbie and Emma Potts, Kate and Liz
Eie Monahan. of LeaVenworth: Maggie
Fagin, Mamie Maxim, Maize Alley
Phoeba, Alley. Mabel and Helen West,
Acquiila H@ttinger, Grace McAdanls,
Elva Walker, Jennie and Hattie Nc
Chung, Helen and Alice Phillips. Dora
Hendricks, Ieida Mills. Jessie Clark.
Alpha Galloway, and Messrs, Howard
Moffit, Claude LsTimer, Orion Shoe
maker. ,SIaude Alley, Dale Snively.
Charles Phillips. Charles and Chester
Campbell. Erwin Ford, Rev. Z. S. Bus
ser, and Mrs. Leary of Topeka.
MISSES MASON'S ENTERTAIN.
Wednesday. at their homes in Riv-
erside. Misses Eta and Anna Mason
entertained a number of friends 10 an
Informal. but delightful afternoon.
Over the spacious lawn were scattered
rugs. chairs, hammocks and tables.
Some very interesting and amusing
games were played. after which deli
cate refreshments were served. Those
present were: MessdameS L. c. Jack
son, Murray Myers and VIII Granger,
and Misses Anna Mulvey. Emma and
Eva MCGEE. Addie Brook. Edith
AIoffit, Amy and Jane Burd, Josie NIL
len, Leida Mills. Jessie Clark. Sallie
Knight, Eta Fellows. Bessie Chandler,
Daisy Bruner and Grace Hill.
FAREWELL PARTY.
Miss Maude Hurst gave a farewell
party 10 a number Of her friends and
school mates at the nome OF her sister.
Rt 2S1 North Water street Among
those present Were: Misses Georgie DU-
mont, Jessie Garrett. Lille Sprene.
Dottge ATartindale, Bessie Griffin. Daisy
Alexander. Bertha Johns. Daisy Clark.
Daisy Deselm. Viola Nicholson. NeSsrs.
Elmer Mcdonald, Bert Jones. John Nc
Donald. Walter Hickok. Lon Law
renee. Frank Diver and Perl Shaw.
MRS. KIRK ENTERTAINS.
The ladies of the Afternoon Whist
Sub We're entertained Wednesday az
lernoon by Mrs. Kirk AZ her home on
College Hill Baskets laden with good