The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-15

for years been intimately associated IN
the same social circles, having the same
friends and companions. Mr.. Johnston
has been connected with the Cash Hen
derson dry goods company. the Hartford
Investment company and for the past
four years has been a trusted assistant
with the Missouri Pacific railroad in this
city. Miss Briggs has spent several
years in this city. making her home with
her sister, Mrs. Robertson. and most of
the time acted as amanuensis in the
offices Of the Hartford Investment COM
pany. Both have been leading forces and
influential spirits in Plymouth Congrega-
tional church. especially in the Sunday
school and the Y. P. S. C. E. 1t was
Congregational wedding and many OF
their church friends and others were
present to extend the most earnest wishes
for long life Of happiness and success
to the young couple. The bride was dress
ed in d costume of organdie trimmed with
lace and wore natural orange blossoms
and a brides veil Miss Lillian Lewis
acted as bridesmaid, and Mr.. Orlo John
ston as best man. Miss Helen Fisher
played Mendelssohn's Wedding March as
the couple stood beneath floral lovers
knot. The decorations were white in
flowers and palms. Mr.. and Mrs. joins,
ston left on the noon train for a trip in
the east, taking in the leading cities. The
invited guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. J. II.
Johnston, Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Johnston,
Mr. and Mrs. f. n. Johnston. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Dubois. Mr.. and Mrs A. H.
Webb. Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Villars, Mr..
and Mrs. f. A. Sites, Mr.. and Mrs. J. X.
Brown Mr.. and Mrs Tracey. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. II. Robertson. Mr.. and Mrs. Hu-
bert G. Ross, Mr.. and Mrs. H. ". Lewis,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Testard. Mr.. aDd
Mrs. II. w. Darling, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Z. Thayer Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Richie,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Dickson. Dr. and Mrs Lewis, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Verne Frazier, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Stets
ten, Peabody; Misses Lillian Lewis, Ber-
tina Johnston. Ethel Johnston, Lizzie
Johnston. Hazel Johnston, Dorothy John
s ton. Flora Caswell. Inez Grosh, Lydia
NJ Ather, Vera Hull, Agnes Irons, Jennie
Thayer, Minnie Rose, Mary Lewis, Ida
Ri, Inter- Helen Fisher. Donna Fisher
Nellie Washington. Sadie Damon, Myrtle
Sluss, May Bird Jane Bird. Amy Bird
Anna Burr, Emma Human. Kate Hin
man. Martha Human, Jennie Howen-
slime, Della Howenstine, Sarah Hurd,
Della St. John, Alice Lawrence, Anna
George. 4 ellen Taylor, Mabel Nillison;
Mrs Eva Hull, Mrs. P. c. Lewis, Mrs.
Lucy Strd ng, Mrs. Bella Fowler, Burln-
game, KaIa, Mrs. Singer, Mrs. Irons, Mrs.
Bird, Mrs Trip; Messrs. Moses Human,
Orlo Johnston, Will Lewis, Winthrop
George, T.. A. Jennings, Frank Robertson,
Arthur Darling.
HY7PATIAS OPEN MEETING.
There will be an open meeting of Fly
patia to morrow afternoon under the lead
ership, ,of Mrs. L. S. Carter, from the
Home department. Following is the pro-
gram
Paper ...... ...... .......-...... Cremation
Mrs. L. s. Carter.
Vocal Solo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Selected
Mrs. Hattie Obrist Clark.
Paper Response to Cremation"
Mrs. Sallie Toler.
MISS AHERNE'S PARTY.
T he most delightful event Of the spring
season was the literary party given by
Miss Helen Aherne Saturday evening, at
her pleasant home, 44 North Waco ave-
nue.. The beautiful DECORATIONS and the
anus enbents, which were of a literary
chara cter, contributed to make the affair
a brilliant success and it will be long re-
membeTed by those present. Mark
Twain's Dinner Party proved a most |
interesting game. Dainty cards were dis
ributed containing information, enigmat-
cally expressed, relative to the menu, !
md guess 5, who were ell prominent writ |
9rs. The one having the greatest number |
# correct. answers was the recipient Of |
Carlyle's Heroes and Hero Worship"
After re freshments, which formed no
yuests had an opportunity to display /
heir knowledge of authors and their
works. "A Literary Love Tale" was the /
subject Of this pastime. Each one receiv-
d a printed copy of the story, parts of
which were omitted. and. instead, the
James of authors were inserted. BY cor
ectly placing the title of one Of his
works after each authors name the story
vas completed. ArnolFs Light of Asia"
vas presented to the one successfully
the story and the others re-
eived floral souvenirs. The guests were:
Irs.-C l. Davidson. Mrs Georgia Nc
'ov. Mrs. Coler i'm. Mrs. Dana Hersey
IRIS. B. r Eames Mrs. Sprouse, Mrs
Crank Dyer. Mrs. o. A Boyle, Mrs.
aura Phineo Mrs.A. NIorehead. Mrs.
;ossard of Kansas City, Miss Mills. Miss
essie Clark Miss Dickinson. Miss Brook.
Hiss Mason, Miss MCGEE. Miss Jackou.
lis Stever. Miss Drown Miss Kerr. Miss
mith. Miss Mo6at. Miss Garwood. Miss
Kelly. Miss Blakely Miss Caldwell. Miss
Woody. Miss Ruth Woody. Miss witbeck,
iiss Mccoy, Miss Dysy zeinninger, Miss
.nna Mason. Miss Jessie Drown. Miss
lily Zenninger, Miss Eva MCGEE. Miss
nez Jackson. Miss Daugherty. Miss
Keith. Miss Adams Miss Fitch. Miss An
rews. Miss knight, Miss Fellows and
Iss Mulvey.
When Nature
leeds assistanceit may be best 70 render =.
but one should remember to use
ven the most perfect remedies only
hen needed. The best and most simple
nd gentle remedy is the Syrup OF Figs
Manufactured by the California Fig
yrup Co.
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