The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-15
OKLAHOMA SOCIETY NEWS
GETHRIE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Whitbeck and Miss
/ Laura Whitbeck gave a delightful at
home" Monday evening at their home or
/ Cleveland avenue. Choice refreshments
were served and cards, music and dancing
were the features of the evening.
Mrs. o. r. Pagan has returned from q
visit to Chandler.
Mrs. Bishop Brooke arrived home Fri
day from a months tour of the Indian
Territory in company with the bishop
Mrs. c. H. Thompson visited in King
fisher this week
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ n. Powers returned to
Winfield Wednesday after a visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Henry f Asp.
Miss Lulu Mccarthy and sister, Irita,
left Wednesday for Dallas, Texas, where
they viii pass the winter.
Secretary and Mrs. Jenkins attended the
Ieonard-Umholtz wedding at Edmond on
Thursday evening.
Mrs. William Fossett and Miss Mamie
left yesterday for Kansas City and Chi
cago.
Mrs. Frank Fitzgerald of Kildare, and
Mrs. w. L. Farquaharson of Hennessey,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Farqua-
harson.
Miss Nellie Hill and Messrs. z. H. Las
setter. Carl Filson and Ed Kinnan wit
messed the presentation of the "Hindoo
Head Hunters" by amateur talent at
Perry last night.
Mrs. Judge Burford returned to FL Reno
Friday.
OKLAHOMA CITY.
Mrs ]. L. Wilkin is visiting friends in
Texas.
Mrs. Spencer and daughter, Miss Clau-
dia, Of Yukon attended the Tucker-Sohl-
berg wedding Wednesday night
Mrs. Bernard Stuve and daughter, Miss
Mollie. of Springfield, ILL.,, are the guests
of DR.. and Mrs. Wilson Stuve. A de-
nghtful afternoon reception was given
them Friday afternoon at the Stuve resi-
derce.
Miss Adoiyne Richardson is entertain
ing Miss Steger. of Texas.
Mrs. 7. A. Harper of Newkrk is visiting
the family of Rev. Joel Harper.
Mrs. A V. Francis of Edna, No, is Wis
itng friends in the city
The Derthck club held its first recital
meeting at the home of Miss AdoIyne
Richardson Tuesday evening. Chopin
was the composer studied. The club now
has about twenty-five members and is
prepared to do most excellent work. Miss
Richardson won the most points in the
musical history game and was presented
with the Chopin souvenir program book.
Mrs. II. OYerholser gave a small dinner
and theatre party last Monday evening
in honor Of Miss Tucker and Mr.. Sohl-
berg. The dinner was served in the Grand
Avenue hotel dining room. after which
the company attended the John Dillon
performance at the opera house. The
costumes of the ladies were very elaborate
and handsome. The following comprised
the party: Miss Virginia Tucker. Miss
Horton Of Independence. No; Miss Ida
Sohlberg Of Mcpherson. Kan; Misses
Ethel and Mary Miner, Miss Mary
Beale. Mrs. II. Overholser; Messrs. Geo.
SchIberg. Guy Blackwelder, Barron Hon.
sci. Newton Avery. Charles Leonard. Geo.
Cook. Geo. Massey.
The wedding of Miss Virginia Tucker
and Mr.. George Sohlberg which took place
az the Baptist church last Wednesday
evening, was the society event Of the sea-
son. The church was beautifully decor
ated in palms and flowers. As the bridal
party entered the church Mrs. Hickey
played Lohengrin's Wedding March and
as they were leaving. Miss
ora Allen sang "Oh. Promise Ne" during
the ceremony. Miss Horton Of Independ-
ence. No. was maid Of honor. and wore
white silk, deco}lette. and carried Easter
lilies. The Misses Miner. Mary Beale
Ida SohlberE of Mcpherson. Kan. were
bridesmaids and were dressed in pale
pink tulle over pink silk. and carried
bridal roses and carnations. Little Mary
and Marguerite Grant were
1Cwer girls and carried exquisite punches
Of Easter lilies. Mr.. Guy Blackwelder
was best man" Barron Housed. George
Cooke. Newton Avery and Charles Leon
ard and George Massey were ushers. Mss
Tucker was maEuificently gowned il
white satin. en- train. and wore the bridal /
veil. She entered the church leaning on
The arm Of her grandfather Mr. Lewis
Who gave the bride away. Rev. Anderson I
performed the wedding ceremony. The
church was filed with friends OF the bride I
and groom and they presented q brilliant
scene in full dress evening costumes. Mr..
md Mrs. T. ". Williams rendered the .
newly welded couple a reception at their
home "Dunlora-" after the we'd |
ling ceremony. which was largely at
tended and most beautiful in ali its ap-
continents.
baltimore. Nd. March l2.-Tle t.nwarc /
and japannins establishment az keenan, /
< Haggerty was destroyed by IRE tonight, |
aDtaiIins a loss OF SI5Q9oo