The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-27

of the man to whom she has given her
| life. The groom is a highly respected
young man of influence, experience and
| ambition, and is pronounced by all who
| know him to be one Of the most enter
| prising young men in southern Kansas.
| He is popular and refined, and his habits
are sagacious and entirely exemplary.
The wedding was quite sacred and
unique and it was remarked many times
during the day that a more ccngenial
couple had never met. The presents were
numerous and valuable.
IMPROMTU GERMAN FRIDAY.
An impromtu German by less than a
dozen couples-just a drop-in affdr-oc-
Cured Friday evening at the Oak Street
Kindergarten, after which a dainty lunch
was spread at the home Of Mrs. a. S.
Parks.
HARD-TTME PARTY.
The Sedgwick Block Whist club had
hard times party last night as the
wind-up Of an enjoyable winter of whist
and nonsense. The prizes were won by
Mrs. Lewelling and DR.. Johnson, Cover
nor Lewelling and Miss McElroy. The
club presented to Mrs. Hays an elegant
lamp in token Of their appreciation Of
the splendid manner in which she has en-
tertained them on many occasions. The
costumes worn at this last meeting are
said to have been TOO ludicrous to bear
description.
MANN-DAY NUPTIALS.
One hundred and twenty-five invited
guests partook Of the sumptuous wedding
feast at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs D. II.
Richardson of Belmont on the OCCASION
Of the marriage of their daughter Emma
to DR.. c. A. Mann OF Kansas City, No.
The ceremony took place On Wednes lay
at high noon. Miss Ala Day Of Belmont
acted as bridesmaid and Mr.. SIIas s.
Brown of Wichita as grooms man. The
wedding march was played by Miss Min
ME Miller Of Kingman as pianist. The
Rev. A. NJ. Mann, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church, of Ossama tonne and
uncle of the groom OBLIGATED, and the
brother Mr.. William Richardson Of Bel
mont. The house was decorated through
out with evergreen and cut flowers.
Promptly at noon the bridal party enter
ed the parlors and We're conducted be-
meath a large horseshoe beautifully desc
the ring ceremony of the Presbyterian
church made them man and wife. After
the ceremony congratulations by the Tela-
tives and many friends were received and
a contest was held for the brides bou-
Quet. Then followed the sumptuous repast
which was most delicately served. Many
beautiful and elegant presents were re-
ceived.
On Thursday the happy coupe left for
Kansas City, where their future home
viii be.
The bride wore pale blue silk sublime,
with lace, chiffon, jewell and white rib
bon and carried a bouquet of white car
nations and hycinths The brides maid
wore pink silk, trimmed with lace and
ribbons and carried q bouquet OF Pink
carnations. The gentlemen wore wore
conventional black.
NATIONAL RESERVE CELEBRATE.
One Of the leading events OF the week
was the anniversary of the National Re
serve association, which was celebrsted
at their hall on Wednesday evening when
the following program WAS given, with
much credit to those taking part in =:
Piano solo-"Call3p,' Miss Hughes.
ecitation-"Wo S1:dier.' Mr..
Hathaway.
Muslc-"Country Fiddler" Trilby club.
Duet-"Coquetish Smile Miss Stout and
Miss Hickman.
Whisting solo-"Mociing Bird" Mr..
Zimmerman and Miss Bizzan-.
Recitation-"Corumbia Crum," Mss
Stout
Piano solo-"Serenad.," Miss Hughes.
Music, 1.-The Sleigh Ride" T'rilby club.
Recitation-"Bashfu! Young Man." Mr..
Hathaway.
Duet-"Finigan Cadets" Miss Stout and
Miss Hickman.
Whistling solo-"Orga1 Grinders Sere-
made" Mr.. Zimmerman and Miss Bizzant
Recitation-"Bas1ful Girl" Miss Stout
Music-"Sweet Heather Bells" TriIby
club.
Then followed a short speech by Presi- |
dent H. Franck and Munden on the cost |
of insurance in the y. Y. A.
Wichita lodge is certainly a good enter |
tainer and their entertainments crowd |
their hall with The good people Of our city |
who are members of the order. whom are |
many Of our representative business men. |
After the program the young people en-
5Oyed the evening with a social dance |
and grand good time.
SICKNER CONsERNAToRY OF MUSIC.
lance Of the Gnones". Weiss
Miss Mau5e Hess.
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Miss Mary Louise Fullington.
Il. Enchantress Masourl1a -. L. Gobbaerts
Miss Della Hughes
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