The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-22
Taylor, Arch Barnes and Charley Bar

Mr.. Edward K. Kohr and Miss Heller
Burris were married last Wednesda,
night at the home Of the bride in thu
Bayless block The ceremony was per
formed at o'clock, in the presence o.
their relatives and few intimate friend.
by Probate Judge Haymaker. Mr.. Kohl
is day clerk at the Carey hotel and i:
well and favorably known over the city
| Miss Burris has been in charge Of tbs
cigar stand a: the Carey and is one Of
the popular young ladies Of the city. She
is Of a pleasant disposition and has a
large circle Of friends.
The following delegates from the La.
dies Missionary society OF the Baptist
church here viii attend the Walnut VAL
ley Baptist association at FL Dorado
next week: Mrs. ]. L. Dyer, Anna HOODS
Mrs. Lora Priddy, Mrs. E. n. Ewing
Mrs. Lane, Mrs. Hawley and Mrs D. W
! Smith, Mrs. ]. f. Sherman, Mr.. Lane
! Dr.. D. W. Smith, Mrs. Marsh, Mr.. Frank
| Nighswonger and Rev. and Mrs. c. Z.
| Wareham.
The lawn fete given Wednesday even
| ing by the lady managers Of the Orphans
| Home was very pleasant affair, and
| was attended by an immense crowd 81
| people. The tables were set on the broad
walk leading TO the west entrance To
| the court house. The occasion was en-
| livened by sweet strains Of music from
| Shaw's orchestra and the Second Regi-
ment band. The sign keep Off The
| Grass" was nowhere to be seen and the
children played at random on the grassy
| lawn.
The Misses Edith and Blanche Elliott
entertained on Wednesday evening at
their home on North Lawrence avenue.
The young people spent very enjoyable
evening at cards and dancing. Appetiz-
ing refreshments Of pineapple cream,
cake and drinks were served. The COM
pany consisted Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Cor
bett, Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Frazier, Mr.
and Mrs. o. T. Elliott, the Misses Gene
Love, Gertrude Jackson, Beryl Lehman,
Carrie Wright, May Wright and Ida
Richter, and Messrs. Allen Davenport,
Jesse McClees, Elmer Reese, Harry ks
er, a. 3. Richie, Corbett, Clarence Here
ford, Adrian Houck and John Crib.
Mrs.. T. *. Mclean entertained a few
friends at dinner on Fairview avenue
in compliment to Mr.. Diamond Mitchell
The following were present: Mrs. Tester,
Miss Laura Tester. Mrs. Arthur Dyer,
Miss Anna Mclean, Miss Mabel Aver
and Mr.. Diamond Mitchell.
Mrs. John Reese and family, Misses
Laura Boone and Mary Hyde, and Mes
Dnha
ting, returned Monday from Dunns mill
on the Walnut river, where they have
been enjoying a pleasant outing for
two weeks.
Wednesday evening, at his home, 1047
North Topeka avenue, Judge Haymaker
performed the ceremony which united
in happy wedlock Mr.. c. A Gale and
Miss Edith P. Clark. No one was pres
ent but the parents of the bride. Mr..
Gale is in the employ Of the Central Coal
and Coke company, and Miss Clark is
an estimable lady with many friends.
The happy couple will go to housekeep-
ing at once at 419 South Washington.
Miss Hutchinson chaperoned a very
gay party on hay ride over the city on
Monday night. There were fifteen in
the company and they had all the fun
there was 10 be had. During the even
ing they visited Linwood park where
they enjoyed the refreshments. They al
so visited Griswold and shot the chutes
and took in the sights. Those in the
company were: Misses Myrtle Cook,
Pearl Cook, frankie and Lillian Hutch
inson, Eva LeVan, Clara Bowers, Della
NTol al INT In,
Seal. and Messrs. Homer Brown, Vic
tor Borrows. Walter Papes, Alfred Con-
kiln, Arch Barnes and James Craig.
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. J. D.
McCrae took a party over 10 the West
Side 20 the home of Miss Mary Stanton
on Maple street TO give a farewell sur
prise party on the eve Of her departure
forChicago. The surprise feature was a
great success and a very pleasant time
was enjoyed by all, including the hostess
Of the evening. Card playing, music
and dancing passed the evening away
and dainty refreshments closed the fes-
Invites. The guests departed, wishing
Miss Stanton safe journey 10 her new
home in Chicago, and a pleasant year
there. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
J. D. McCrae. Mrs. Mckenzie, Miss
Mary Stanton, the Misses Josie and
Sophie Getto. Carrie Kyle. Jessie Riley. !
the Misses Stanton, sisters OF Miss Mary |
Stanton; Messrs. F. a. Mcpherson, W. F. |
Cronin and George Gehring.
Miss Minnie Snodgrass entertained a !
few Of her Wichita, Il Dorado and Leon |
friends at her fathers home on the Wal !!
"a Iy,a in, oh,
and hospitable manner. Dancing, cards |
and conversation were the features Of /
this gay and happy party. One and all |
voted Miss Snodgrass a royal hostess /
and entertainer, and left With great re-
luctance.
The Young Ladies Missionary league
Of the First Presbyterian church was en-
.ertaned at the residence OF Mrs. c. ".
Jackson. Af-er the routine OF business
the following subjects were discussed:
Foreign Missionaries leader, Miss
CaTie Dudly; discussed by Miss Mamie
Mccoy and Mrs McNaughten; Home
leader. Mrs. Jackson: dis
,ussed by Miss Eva Magill and Miss Alb
1ie Potts. After The program dainty re-
,reshments were served and all enjoy
81 a social time.
The party consisting OF M. and Mrs.
Wight OF Kechi. Mr.. Huse and daughter
Florence. Mrs. Fifer, Miss Jennie Hoen-
slime. Mrs. Norris. Mrs. Gale and daugh-
er Nina, have returned from a weeks
outing on the walnut.
Mrs Charles Grimes entertained a lin
ted number of friends on Wednesday
evening OF this week. Dancing was the
principal diversion A dainty lunch
vas served az 10 o'clock
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