The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-05
THEY HAD A BANQUET
Fifth Annual Reception Held
at Miss MuIyey's.
DANCE FOR MISS MULHALL
Several Weddings Occurred
During the Week.

The fifth annual reception Of the Wichi-
"a. normal alumni association was held
Wednesday evening, June l, at the plea
SAINT home of Miss Florence IMuvey, 7G3
North Topeka avenue. The house was ar
tsctcally decorated with roses and palms.
Sweet music and delicious refreshments
contributed to make the occasion one Of
rare enjoyment.
Miss Lula Sheppard served frappe from
a nook gracefully draped with the ma
Iional colors.
The program was opened by an instru-
mental solo by Miss Ida kaufman, which
was rendered in a very pleasing style
Miss Helen NJ. Aherne, who has been an
excellent president Of the association for
the past three years, welcomed the class
Of IS in a very cordiai manner Miss
Aherne sooke most beautifully Of the feel
ing of love and sympathy which has al
ways characterized the normal alumni
and hoped that the new members would
always emulate this fine example
Mrs. Pickett responded for the class Of
'9S in a charming way, and assured the
president that they would strive to be
worthy members of the splendid associa-
ton that was receiving them.
Mir. George Parkinson's toast, 1.-THE
Normal School Ma'am," was excellent.
He recited in verse the many advantages
possessed by the normal school teachers,
and complmented them freely.
Miss Florence A1ulvey proved herself to
be a fine historian. Her history of the
normal alumni association was very in
teresting.
A letter from Miss Mary z. Rowe. for
mer principal Of the normal school, was
read by Mrs Laura Philleo. Miss Rowe
regTetter her inability to be present; but
assured her girls that though she be alb
sent in body, she shall be with them al
ways.
Superintendent Dyer addressed the as
sociation in his usual excellent manner.
He also paid many compliments to the
members and assured them that he con-
siders the normal school a valuable in
stitution for our fair city.
Those present were: Miss May Kelby,
Miss Knorr, Miss Lulu Andrews Miss Ida
Kaufman, Miss Ella Taft Miss Helen Nc
Cormlck, Miss Thomas, Miss Gish, Miss
Mary Shaw, Miss Eva MCGEE. Miss Agnes
Blakely, Miss Pearl Mccormick, Miss
Hattie Cox, Miss Jordan, Miss Agnes Con-
way, Miss Lulu Sheppard, Miss White
head. Miss Bertha Myers, Miss Phillips,
Miss Florence Mulvey, Miss Anna Wei
gand, Miss Maud Brady, Miss Lena Full
Ter, Miss Helen Aherne, Mrs. Philleo, Mrs.
Fackett, Mrs. Mulvey. Mr.. George Park
ins3n and Mr. Dyer.
DANCE FOR MISS MULHALL
One Of the most enjoyable little affairs
OF thepost lenten season vas the informal
dance last Monday evening in Garfield
hall in honor of Miss Agnes Mulhau, of
Mulhali, Oklahoma, who has been visiting
in Wichita for several days with friends.
During her short stay here she made
many warm and steadfast friends by her
geniality. womanly ways and vivacious
manner. The evening passed all to quick
ly with inspiring music to which the jolly
little gathering danced the waltz and two
steps to hearts content over floor as
smooth as glass. The evening was an
ideal one for a summer dance, being cool
And pleasant. Those who gathered to do
honor to Miss MuIhali were: Howard Moi
fat. Fred Little, Charley Barlow, Thad
Van Horn. p H Knowlton, of Newton;
Brucs Priddy, Bob Norris, J. Elmer
Reese Frank Dawson, Sid Chapman,
Claude Sutton. Mel Harris, Charles En-
Elehart. Howard Wheeler Charles Top
piag, Given Hagny, Park Imboden; Misses
Agnes Mulhall, Jennie Hitchner, Pittston.
Pa Lena Cox. Laura Geohegan, Sadie
Jose oh, Margarite Brown. Pearl Murdoch.
Ester Nixon. Emma Potts. Myrtle Sluss.
Ethel Ne.dernanoer, Myrtle Hinton ard
AnnaA Brown
WTSE-LAUCHLAND
A quiet but very pretty wedding took
place on Wednesday afternoon at the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Barwise on Uni
versity avenue. when their daughter Miss
Mary Barwse. was united in marriage to
Mr.. William Lauchland. The spacious
pariors were DeauIcC:;y and appropriate
~ decorated for the occasion. Rev. 9. E.
Brsdt performed, the ceremony and in the
most Impressive manner spoke the mystic
words which formed the indissolvable
bond The bride was handsomely dressed
in white organdie and carried white roses.
20 She was unattended. The invited guests
Included only the relatives of the con-
tracing parties.
JONES WHITE INITIALS.
Harry I. Jones, the popular and eficient
pharo-}c est at Mackey's, left here very
quietly last Tuesday night for Abilene. He
had made other trips 10 Abilene, and no
one attached any importance TO the in
tident lrntI he Abilene Rodect0, O.: } hurs-
day came 70 Wichita with the following
notice "At the residence Of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. X. White, cor
ner Fifth and Broadway. occurred last
evening a pleasant home wedding at
which Miss Zettie L. White and Harry L.
Jones son of Mr.. Lowry Jones. were mar
ried Rev. DR.. +. 5. Blayney officiating
Only the immediate families and intimate
friends were present. The bride and
groom were attended by Chris Zook and
Miss Retta White. Miss Stella West play
Ing the wedding march Many handsome
presents and hosts o. good wishes were
shoWered on the happy couple. After a
delectable wedding supper Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones left for Wichita where the groom
has tine position in a leading drug store.
He IS one of the young men Of whom
Abilene Is proud. and his bride is a young
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