The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-19
CYCLE CLUB PARTY
Mr.. Walter Hess Entertained
tuesday,
|. F. DUGGAN MARRIED
WedS Miss Kittie Hutchinson
of Arkansas City.

The yong gentlemen Of the United
Cyclers club intended 10 give hayrack
picnic last Tuesday afternoon, IN honor
of the young ladies of the F. S. B. c. B.
Cycling club, but owing to the inclemen-
cy of the weather 1t was given up, which
was a great disappointment to all, but
Mr.. Walter Hess came 10 the rescue by
kindly Offering his home for the merry
makers. The evening was spent in vari-
GUS games and dancing. All went carry
ing their baskets, which were well laden
with all the delicacies Of the season. At
late hour lunch was served in true pic
mic style upon the floor, and everyone
having true picnic appetite, although 1t
was given in the house instead of the
woods The ones who enjoyed this plea
SAINT evening were Misses Winnie Barnes,
May Chapple, Mabel Magill, Helen Pratt,
Carrie Reece, Marie Berry, Bess Allen,
Bessie Innes, Marie Ashton, Maude Hess,
LOttie Hess, Lucy Lewis, Mary Biting,
Kate Dorsey; Messrs Robert Sherman,
Harry Barnes, Fred Aver, Harry Stinson,
Louis Biting. Berry Wall, Roll Murdoch,
Stamper Oliver and Arthur Eherhart
DUGGAN- WEDDING.
On Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock
Leonard F. Duggan of this city was mar
ried to Kittie NJ. Hutchinson, at the home
of the bride in Arkansas City. The affair
was of interest to a great many people in
Wichita, Winfield and Wellington, Mr..
Duggan bheing widely known as manager
Of the Wichita system of the Missouri and
Kansas Telephone company, including
Wichita, Sedgwick City, Winfield, Wei
lington oxford, Arkansas City and Null
vane. MI Duggan is very popular, not
only as a business man, but especially for
his personal qualities. He is the youngest
manager in the employ Of the company,
being only q years of age. Miss Hutchin-
son is an amiable and popular young lady
Of Arkansas City. They VIII be at home
TO their friends at 225 South Lawrence
avenue after June 22nd. The Arkansas
City Traveller says Of the wedding: AT
the, residence of J. W. Hutchinson, in this
city, Wednesday. at p. M, by Rev S.
B. Fleming, D. D. of Of Wichita, assisted
by Rev. D. H. Stewart, of this city. Mr..
]. F. Duggan of Wichita was married TO
Miss Khtie NJ. Hutchinson, Youngest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. s A. Hutchin-
son. The ceremony was very impressive
and the happy young pair were warmly
congratulated by their many friends and
received many handsome and valuable
presents. The bride was dressed IN cream
silk and carried a bouquet of white roses.
The groom was dressed in conventional
black. After a spurious repast the young
couple took the Santa Fe train TO Nich-
tia, where they will make their future
home. The best wishes of host of
friends follow them. The groom is a
young man of great promise, being gen
eral manager of the Kansas Telephone
company. with headquarters at Wichita.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
Duggan, Needs, O. T; Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
Kuhns, Wellington, Kan; Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Dillon, Hope, Kan; Mrs. s. B.
Fleming OF Wichita; Mrs. Or. DR.. Stew !
art. city; Frank Mel1affey, Cambridge, o.; !
I. NJ Hutchinson, Brown. o. t; F. 3. |
Hutchinson and wife, Newkirk, o. T.; /
and Mrs. s B. Reed. Attica, Kan.
POTTS-EN GLEHARDT WEDDING.
Miss Emma Potts and Mr.. Charles En- |
glehardt were married last Wednesday |
evening at o'clock az the home Of the |
brides parents on North Lawrence ave- /
nue. by Rev. c. +. Bradtof the First Pres |
byterian church. After the ceremony an |
elegant wedding supper was served. The |
happy couple left for the east where they |
VIII spend their honeymoon.
LAGIB-MOUNTS NUPTIAEs.
Married, on Tuesday evening, June 14th, /!
a the residence of the brides sister. Mrs. |
Jessie AIinlck. GIG North Emporia avenue. |
Mr. Albert c. Lamb to,NIiss Maud Mounts. |
Rev James Lawrence officiated with the
impressive service Of the United Pres
byterian church. Rev. Lawrence was |
formerly Of Wichita. now Of Walton. Kan.
The bride was attired in a beautiful cream 7.
organdie and lace. She carried a bou-
Quet of cape jasmine and cream ribbon
from Texas. The groom was attired in
conventional black Only relatives were
in attendance. Their gifts were Of sub
statial nature as well as beautiful. After
the ceremony all were invited to the din
ing room whore dainty refreshments were
served and much enjoyed. Tie table was
artistically decorated with ferns and
pink roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Lamb departed
midst q shower Of rice and good wishes
over the Missouri Pacific for Kansas City.
Omaha and other points
FEAST OF .OSIRUS.
The Ancient Order of Pyramids held
their annual Lesser Feast'of Osirus Tues
day evening in the Zeininger hall and was
largely attended. members only being adj
United. This feast is in concentration
of Osirus and IS in accordance with the
Egyptian work Of the order. Hon. A X
Rodgers of Topeka. Kan. made the adj
dress Of the evening. which won the ap-
plause OF all present and DR. c. s. Nc
Clintock Of Topeka exempified the char
acteristics Of the Pyramid by means Of a
much 20 the apprecia ton OF /
the audience. Both gentlemen viii long
be remembered as the cause Of a glorious
evening spent by Wichita Council No 81
After an elaborate supper the evening
was spent in a good social manner. and /
closed with a cake walk" and drill by
the council team. Wichita Council has 800 /
members. initiated thlrty-nine candidates
4 week ago last Saturday evening. and /
thirty new members last night.
TRACY-LIGHTBODY WEDDING.
Clinton CMol Democrat:-At the home
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