The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-21
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ried a bouquet of brides roses.
The house was artistically decorated
with palms, ported plants and roses.
After congratula tons the guests repair
cd to the dining room which was beau-i-
fully decorated, pink being the prevail
ing color, where an elaborate wedding
repast was served.
The presents were many, consisting of
china, silver, cut glass and linen ar
ticles Tine happy couple left on the
10:40 Santa Fe train for Chillicothe, Mo-,
where they will in the future reside.
Their many friends join in wishing that
the golden sun of prosperity and the
siivery moon OF happiness and content
ment may never cease to shine upon
their earthly pathway. The invited
guests were as follows: Messrs. ana
Mesdames o. H. Pattison of Harrington.
Kan; w layer, Coiwich, Kan; Samuel
Kirby, Haysville. Kan; Taylor, An
dover, Kan; Bainisch, Curtis, Combs,
Z. a. Lee, Grant Hibarger, McNana-
man, Mr.. NJ. Lee, Mrs. Fanny Jones,
Misses Sophia Gregg, Camilla and
Katie Lee, Lille Bolte, Anna Clark,
Ella Hibarger, Flora Anderson, Lola
Maxwell Mamie Combs, Florence Hi
barger and Messrs. Loren Miller, Col
y, Powell, Clyde Maxwell. John Nelson.
NIMRODS DINE.
Last Thursday, Mr. Charles Davidson
gave an elegant dinner to the lovers Of
rod. dog and gun. The dinner was given
in honor of ProfessoraL L. L. Dyche. who
lecture1 in this city the following after
noon and evening.
The house was very prettily decorated
for the occasion. The long dining table
extended the entire length of the dining
room. through the large double doors
and the length Of the adjoining room.
The table was very prettily arranged.
Upon the snowy linen rested the dainty
china, the elegant cut glass, and the
fine silver. At intevals along the CEN
ter OF the table the color was relieved by
small Wreaths OF slni1aX. Large piano
lamps were SO placed that the soft.
delicately colored light added its beauty
TO the surroundings.
Upon the place arranged for each
guest rested the souvenirs Of the even
ing together with a card upon which
was written some humorous selections.
The souvenirs were toy pistols, duck
calls and toy air guns, and they created
no small amount Of amusement when
The guests decended the stair and gath
cred around the table.
The animated conversation Of a party
of jolly hunters was prevalent during
the entire evening. HuInoristic stories
Of past experiences followed each other
in quick succession all about the table.
and among them Professor Dyche told
brief stories of some of his experiences
which were both humorous and instruct
i've They were all hunting stories, too,
and suited the occasion perfectly.
The guests were seated about the
table with the host half way down the
side with the guest of the evening in
the seat of honor TO his right. Next to
Professor Dycbe to the right sat Colonel
NJ NJ. Murdoch and following in order
came J. J. Mcnamara, Ed Goldberg, S.
f. Woolard, Coler L. Sim. DR.. Lewis. J.
It. Dorsey, c. H. Davidson. J. c. Casey,
c. H. Davidson. Jr., Fred Sweet, DR.. w.
A Minick. W B. Throclzmorton. Charlie
biting. W. S. Corbett, W. Z. Stanley,
T Griffith, Newt Garst, Mr.. Ferguson,
d. NJ Dale, T w. Sargent, C. Smith, A.
F. G. Smyth, DR.. a. Matthews. a. B.
Biting, H. c. Sluss and ]. r. Mead
next to the host upon the left.
ENTERTAIN FRIENDS.
Miss Edna Kirkwood and Miss Mabel
friends Friday evening at the home of
Dr. Kirkwood. Progressive games were
the feature of the evening. the prize be-
ing won by DR.. Ernest Noble. At a late
hour a dainty lunch was served. The
were present: Misses Jennie
McClung. Bertha Johnston, Clemma
Fitch, Stella McElhaney, Hattie Nc
Chung. Myrtle Sizar, Sadie Caldwell
Claudia Mccoy, Myrtle Lee, Dell Kin
bred, Armenia Gates, Jessie Adams, Nell
lie Anderson. Lulu Parker, May Parkin-
son, Pearl Miller; Messrs. Lyman Hick-
man, A. c. Steuerna gel, Joe Musselman,
Orvile Boyle, DR.. Ernest Noble, John
Parkinson. Hal Mccoy, Guy Truck, ].
B. Rohrer, Orlo Johnston, Frank Ad-
ans Clyde Maxwell, Murray Kirkwood,
Walter Manning, Jesse Fisher, Charles
MISS ROBERTS ENTERTAINS.
Miss Effie Roberts entertained a num-
Der of her friends at a taffy-pulling at
her home Saturday evening, the occa-
sion being her sixteenth birthday. The
evening was spent in playing various
games and at a late hour the guests
home wishing Miss Roberts
many happy returns. Those present
We're: Matte Mullen. Edna Haliowell,
Mamie Shepperd. Claude Payne, Lou
Clark. Lloyd Brown. George Whitlock,
Gertrude Seton. Carrie Van Deventer,
Bertha Bloss, Ellis Van Denventer, Ed
Weissenfluk. Leila Robinson. Geneva
Clark, Roy Hallowell, Hazel Piper and
o. L. Ro5ertst
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Last Tuesday afternoon at the kinder
yarten OF Miss Bush. Little Miss Julia
Biting celebrated her birthday among
quite a number of her little friends
Dainty refreshments were served and
games were INDUCED in during the af-
ternoon by the little folks who were as
follows: Charles Pool, Helen Brooks
Catherine Brooks. Luther Damon, Vivian
Victor bold. John Jacob
Dold, Helen Case Bessie Pickett, Robert
keeren, Marguerite Keenan,. Laura
keach. Grace Ransome. Marjorie Jack
son. Bessie May Woolard Henry Wal
lenstein. Jr., Tom Torrington. William
rorrington. Alice Jobes, Bruce Billings
ley. Howard GaluSha, Rubie Israel.
Bernice Jenkins. Ruby Jenkins. Una
" allace. Francis Kech. Mary Thomas.
Powell Champion. Eugene Stanton and
Mary Garst.