The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-05
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Anna Vincent, Pearl Mccormick. Mary
Shaw, Eva Simpson, Maggie Simpson,
Mesdames Baird Of Topeka, Sherwin,
| Caldwell, Arbogast, Dubois, Weich and
Berry.
HALL-M GTNNIS.
At the residence Of the brides parents.
1865 Fairmount avenue, Wednesday ev-
f., ening, December 1st, Robert S. Hall and
Carrie McGinnis were married, w. A.
Bosworth officiating. The bride was at
tired in white organdy over satin and
carried a large bouquet Of Marshinealle
roses. The groom wore the conventional
black. Only the immediate families and
few frienis were present. The house
was tastefully decorated with ferns and
white chrysathemums. After the cere-
mony all repaired to the dining room
where supper was served. After many
congratulations and wishes Of future
success to the happy couple, the guests
returned nome at a late hour.
COURSE DINNER.
The Cooking club met at the home Of
Mrs. c. Bryant, VINO with the able as
sistance OF her daughter, Mrs. Miller,
served a seven course dinner, which
proved to all present that it is truly an
ert to be good cook. The following is
the menu:
Raw Oysters. Mock Turtle Soup.
Fish. Caper Sauce.
Mushroom Pattles.
Roast Turkey. Cranberry Sauce.
Green Peas. Mashed Potatoes.
Roman Punch.
Cabbage Salad.
English Plum Pudding
Mince Pie. Coffee.
Those present were: Mesdames Cleve-
land, Cna.. Davidson, Sim, Davidson,
Ross, Barnes, Whitney, J5bes, Colonel
Lewis, Lewelling. Lswis. F. Robinson.
z. Robinson, Dixson and Baldwin. 1
COHN-JOHNSTON RECEPTION.
One Of the most enjoyable affairs Of
the week was the reception given last
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Charles G.
Cohn and Mrs. William w. Johnston, Jr.
at the home Of Mrs. Cohn, No. 1924 North
Lawrence avenue. The receiving hours
were from one until six and about fifty |
were entertained each hour. The bright |
and warm CRATE fires and the hearty well |
come given to each guest was sharp !
contrast to the clustering cold and snow |
outside. The hostesses and those who |
helped to receive the guests were in the |
front drawing room stationed in front |
of a bank OF palms and American beau
ties. All of the ladies were attired in
evening gowns. Those assisting Mes
DANES Cohn and Johnston were: Mrs. |
Htorl Uo,I
dock, Mrs. Gross, Mrs. Sergeant, Mrs.
Brooks, Mrs. Hess, Mrs. Cooper. Mrs. F.
W. Bentley and Mrs. A w. Oliver. Re
freshments were served in two dining
rooms, in both OF which the decorations
Were elaborate. One of the rooms was
dressed in Write roses, and the other
was Turkish in effect with red roses. |
Many were the handsome pieces of cut
glass OF artistic and varied design.
MRS. HOUSTON ENTERTAINS.
Mrs. J. D. Houston, at her home. 1918
Pierce avenue, entertained on last We'd
nesday and Friday afternoons about $50
guests. The decorations were beautiful.
Both afternoons were highly enjoy
able affairs.
LARIMER-WALSH NUPTTALS.
On November 29th, in Phoenix, Ariz..
Mr.. Leslie B. Larimer, formerl yof this'l
city and now teller in one of thel argest
banks in Arizona. was married to Miss
Kathryn B. Walsh Of that city.
DR.. AND MRS. SLUTZ ENTERTAIN.
Yesterday afternoon between the hours
Of two and five, Doctor and Mrs. Slutz
for the old people belonging
10 their congregation II was a pleasing
sight to see the old people enjoying
They were very happy, es-
Decially when they heard of some Incl
lent of forty years ago or more. Old
songs were sung that they mad been ia
niliar with when they were children. 1t
vas a very happy tfrrons that parbook of
Dr.. and Mrs. Slutz's hospitality. Seven
Who had been invited were either sick
" too feeble to attend. Dr.. Slutz for
lis own satisfaction took the name Of
,ach guest, their residence, birthplace
md when converted, and their age.