The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-07
Keith, Robert Deidrick, Jessie Backus,
VIII Ward.
SNYDER-FROST.

SNYDER-FROST.
On Wednesday evening the residence
of E. L. Snyder, a prominent merchant
of Sedgwick, was turned into dream Of
| fairyland, with its bowers and banks OF
green interspersed with cleaning red au-
tumn berries, smilax and carnations, to
| celebrate the marriage Of his daughter.
Sadie, TO Mr.. Charles H. Frost, an en-
| terprising business man, also of Sedg-
wick. Promptly at o'clock to the strains
Of Mendelssohn's Wedding March, beau
| ley, the bridal couple entered the room
! and stood while Rev. Barron made them
man and wife.
During the entire ceremony the beauti-
fll strains of Promise Me" were played
by Miss BARLEY. Miss Snyder will be re-
membered as one OF Mrs. Walden's most
promising pupils and has for years been
prominent in Sedgwick society.
There were numerous and vaiua BILE
presents which indicate the esteem in
which Mr.. and Mrs. Frost We're held
among them a check from the brides
father for $1,000. The daintiest of re-
freshments were served by Miss Runa
Shattuck, Miss Harriet Snyder, Miss Sa-
die Hills and Miss Fatima Armountrout
FOR HIS SABBATH CLASS.
On Friday evening Mr. P. A. Rohr-
baugh gave little party to his Sunday
school class in his apartments in the
Smith-Skinner block on Market street
The rooms were appropriately decorated
in honor Of the occasion, which added
much TO the enjoyment Of the guests.
The evening was devoted principally TO
listening to some good music, both in
strumental and vocal. Conversation
and reminescence occupied the rest of
the evening. Later in the evening the
guests were taken to the Bon Ton where
a lunch was served. Those present were
Misses Mae Parkinson, Mildred Hay
worth, Eva Decatur, Title Brock, Will
liam SAKE, Joe Musselman, Otto Cove, |
Dave Parkinson, Walter Reid, Joe Ex- |
ton, Horace Rickardt, Clarence Reed.
MRS. VOLK ENTERTAINs.
Mrs. Gerald Volk entertained the Ho- |
tel Carey club on Friday night in her |
apartments in the Elmo flats The /
features of the evenings en-
teTtainment was graphophone music and
target Shooting. Souvenirs were given
to the target shooters and from them the
score was reckoned. Mr. Dowien won
the first gentlenlan's prize, which was
handsome silver pocket comb. Mrs |
Oowden was the successful lady and was
awarded a perfume atomizer. Mr.. Car
ey drew the BOBBY prize for the gentle
getting a CIV |
with card attached saying, ''go shoot |
yourself" Mrs. Conway received the
ooooy prize for the ladies and got
silver pin tray. Alta seasonable hour a
,ourse dinner was served Those pres
mt were: Mr.. and Mrs Eaton, Mr. and
Mrs. Galusha, Mr.. and Mrs Dowden, |
Mr.. and Mrs. Volk, Mr.. and Mrs Carey,
dr. ana Mrs. Conway, Miss McClees.
Hiss Garfbald, Miss Maxwell, DR.. Nc
Ilees, Mr.. Shattuck, Mr.. Davidson and |
Ir. Topping.
HALLOWEEN PARTY.
One Of the most enjoyable Halloween
'arhies was given by Miss Jessie Mac
rean last Saturday evening at i1er home
7o5 Fairvfew avenue. The evening was
pent in dancing, music and games.
hose who made merry were as follows: ,
lisse5 Lulu Burleigh, Esther Rauch,
1arie Ashton, Burneice Butler. Flossie
lcComb, Nellie Lehman, Mabel Magiu.
'etsie Hollingsworth, Pearl Martin, :
1aud Spencer, Josephine Webb. Lillian
fierce, Mamie Burke and Sophie Har-
1ening; Messrs. Fred Stout, Harold
ternberg, Earl Jenkins, Fred Chain,
i'm Christopher, Jesse Stout, Edd
onklin, Clarence Powell, Ralph Martin :
nd Fred Aver.
HYPATIA TO MEET.
The open meeting of Hypatia Will be =
cid in the club rooms Monday after
Don at O'Clock. The following pro- ,
ram will be in charge Of the science !.
apartment:
esponses to roll call-"Cliff DweIlers :,
and Mound Builders of North Amer !.
lea"
fano SOLO. Miss Gertie Froman
Geological Periods Of the Eartn's Ia
Formation" Mrs. Martha Collins
Mrs. Sankey
ocol solo,. Mrs. Hubert Childs Y
riginal story-"Romance of the
Mound Builders" Mrs. Sally Toler
iscussion on Mound Builders.
............Led by Mrs. j. W. Pruen
eader for the day.........Mrs Sankey
Many are willing TO wound with a word
no dare not strike blown. Y. Weekly. j