The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-02-20
LARGE DANCING PARTY
KiSmet Club Waltz Last
Thursday Evening,
MOORE = HILL NUPTIALS
Miss Ethel Van Deveer Enter
tanned.

The last large dancing party befor,
Lent was given last Thursday evenin;
by the kismet club in Garfield hall. Tn,
elite Of the city were in attendance anC
q most enjoyable time was the opinion
OF all The programs were gems of ar
tistic beauty and composed for the mos
part of waltzes and two steps, to the
satisfaction of the devotees of dancing
The hall was a bower Of beauty, being
decorated in palms and greens of severa
varieties. There were young and beau.
tiful ladies present who were escorted by
the handsomest and most gallant gentle
men of the city.
The music was superb. Professor Blume
furnishing the music for the waltzes and
TWO steps. During the intermissions Chen
neth's orchestra of stringed instruments
played the sweetest o; dreamy waltzes.
Punch was served tn roughout the even
ing. The dance was undoubtedly the
SWEETEST affair of the season and was
thoroughly enjoyed by the guests and
members of the club. Probably after
Lent the final party of the season will be
given. Those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. w. Q. Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Church. Howe.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Smith. Sherwin.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Arbogast. McNaghten.
Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bryan.
Misses
E Potts. Joseph.
Sluss. Reese.
Akin. Rix.
Frooman Parks.
Stottler. Brown.
Daisy. Woodcock.
Della Brown Murdoch.
Reed. Anna Brown
Cox. Clayton.
Girty. Parr.
Black. Nixon.
Lena Murdoch, FL Furman, Topeka,
Dorado. Perry, Ottawa
Messrs-
Priddy. Englehart
Norris. Fleming.
Pearce. Inness.
Joseph. Woods.
Worrell Chapman
Tanner. Wheeler.
Moffat. Reese.
Davidson Sutton.
Jones. Luling.
Davenport Goldsmith.
Hagney. Bryan.
Hoag. Myers.
Imboden. Lewis.
Harris. Burlington.
Pond. Chicago. Van Ness, FL Reno.
kullom, Topeka. Sherman, Topeka
MISS KLYE ENTERTAINED.
Miss Caroline Kyle, assisted by Miss
Druzzie Timmons entertained a merry
party at her home Friday evening. The
main features of the evening were cards
and dancing, after which the merry
makers were entertained by some beau
Jiful selections by Miss Druzzie Timmons
and Miss Morris. Refreshments were
served which consisted of a dainty lunch
served in two courses. Those present
were as follows: Misses Sophie and Josie
Getto, Druzzie Timmons, Lucy Morris,
Katie Marley and Caroline Kyle; Nessrs
Dennis, Deboise, Hoofer, Miller, Stanton
Rnd Quit.
MISS DOBSON SURPRISED.
Miss Tulle High and Bessie Friend had
q surprise on Miss Pearl Dobson, it being
her twelfth birthday. Those present were
Lulu High, Bessie Friend, Efic Oliver,
Lottie Turner, Grace Jordan, Iva Torey.
Ercel Higgins, May Hess, Annie Davis.
AL had a good time.
FOR SWEET CHARITY.
The ladies of the First Baptist church
me preparing for a reception, in aid of
the Wichita hospital. to be given on We'd
nesday afternoon and evening, OF next
week at their church on North Lawrence
avenue.
MOORE-HILL NUPTIALS.
The most elaborate home wedding in
Wichita society this winter season was
that of Mr.. Nestor William Moore and
Miss Emma Sankey Hin, Wednesday even
Ing The marriage ceremony was per-
formed at the home of the bride. the res
idence of her uncle Judge r. a. Sankey.
There was an invitation list of nearly q
hundred and fifty and number of the
out-of-town friends of the bride and
groom were included in those who were
present. The ceremony took place under
an archway connecting the pretty par
Iors of the home. The artistic decora-
tions in the Railways. the parlors and the
dining room of the home were handsome
and beautiful The archway, under which
the ceremony took place. was hidden in
white draperies. through which smilaX
was artistcally entwined. The wedding
party. headed by Mr.. Harry Stinson, the
Eroomsman, and Miss Lillian Edgar. the
bridesmaid, entered the parlors at a few
minutes after o'clock. while Miss NJ
Ferrin played the strains OF a wedding
march. The party paused when it reached
the archway and DR.. .. Z. Bradt. pastor
of the First Presbyterian church read
the words OF the beautiful ring ceremony
OF that church. The bride was attired in
n wedding gown of brocaded white silk.
trimmed in lace and muslin de sole. Her
flowers were lilies OF the valley and smi-
lax. Miss Edgar was gowned in cream
henrietta with silk and chiffon trimmings
N other a Al5ays NeE Fs.
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