The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-28
Welded At HOME
Mr.. DeideriCk and Miss Smith
Married.
PICNICAT SELTZER SPRINGS
Camp IdyIwiIde Party CeIe-
brated Their Return.
.PICNICAT SELTZER SPRINGS

A very pretty hons wedding was SOL
emn1zed last Tuesday evening. August %.
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Tatgenhorst. 352 North Fourth avenue, at
which Mr. Robert DeidrJck and Mss Ma
bic Smith were joined il holy wediock by
the Rev. G. Prem Of the German lutheran
church of this city. The parlor and sit
Eng rooms were tastefully decorated with
palms, smiIax and carnations.
Mendelssohn's wedding march was
played most beautifully by Miss Carrie
and Master George TatgenhOrst. During
the service they played the Angels
Serenade' very low and sweet. The bride
wore a handsome dress Of turquoise blue
silk. trimmed in silk lace and ribbon. She
carried a boquet Of cream colored roses,
while the groom looked a handsome man
sn the conventional black suit. Mss En-
ma Hart, as bridesmaid, wore white or
CANDY over rose colored silk and carried
a boquet Of carnations. Mr.. Charles Deid-
rick, brother of the groom, acted as best
man.
After receiving the hearty congratula-
gratu.atory kilograms from absent rela-
tives and friends all retired TO the dining
room. which was decorated with national
colors and flowers, to do justice to an ele-
CANT wedding supper. The presents were
elegant an numerous Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. F.annery, Mr.. and Mrs.
Claud Alley, Mr. and Mrs. F. Bissantz.
Mr.. and Mrs Heard Of Denver. Mrs.
n OFT
Miss Ollie Todd, Miss Emma Hart, Mr..
VIII Deidrick Of East Liverpool o., and
Mr.. Charles Deidrick.
PICNIC AT SBLTZER SPRINGS.
A merry crowd of young people with
Mrs. Watts as chaperone, drove out to
Settler Springs in carriages last Friday
and spent the day in true picnic style A
bounteous dinner. prepared over a camp
fire was one of the features of the day.
Among the crowd We're May Parkinson,
Evelyn Imboden, Jean Parkinson, Give
Decatur. Blanche Imboden4 Eva Decatur,
Jennie Parkinson. Harry Stanley, Nyron
Boyle and David Parkinson
REUNION CAMP PARTY.
Friday evening the members of the
Camp Idlewilde party, who spent month
in the Rockies. were entertained at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Z. Campbell.
II was a Joyous reunion. In the street
burned a brush heap, huge. like the noun
lain camp fires around which often they
had sat and sung w1th the Poudre muir
rnuring an accompaniment. What L re-
zninder of those days when the ladies
caught big trout and the men shot great
bears.
On a table in the house were the kodak
pictures. taken in Colorado by the ZEN
thusiasts'F in the party. The views were
very good. Ice cream and cake was served
on the lawn and frappe in the house.
The party enjoyed the cold daAnties to
the fullest extent. After this the guests
went to the house for music. Miss Pat
aersm and Mr.. Burns brought forth har-
monies from the piano and guitar. In
spring choCuses were sung, such as
There's a Hole in the Bottom of the
Sea- and The Bear Went Over the
Mountain"
The campers and their friends were DIT.
and Mrs W. A AIlnick. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
l.. Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Boyle,
Mr. and Mrs. %. A. Boyle; Misses Dodge,
Julia McCabe. Maude Mathews, Katie
Murphy, Pearl Rodgers. Susie Moore,
Edith Patterson, Bertha Mock, Lorene
johnson. Aileen Minlck; Mrs. Maggie
Riley, Mrs. Alice Patterson Curl. and
Messrs W. F. Pickett, George Burns Jim
Vincent. the funny man." George Little,
Ed Jennings, Robert Campbell and Dean
AIinick.
MRS. DU BOIS' RECEPTION.
Mrs. n. NJ. Du Bots gave a reception on
last Thursday afternoon in honor of her
sister. Miss Lucy Du Bois. who has been
visiting her for the past few weeks from
Springfield. II. The house was handsome
is decorated with palms. flowers and ma
tionalco.ors The hours were from TO
C. Mrs Bradt entertained the guests with
several cleveriy executed piano solos. Re
1reshmen.s were served during the after
noon.
Those present were NIesdames Hlggin-
son. Bradt A w Biting, Gill, Imboden.
Slade. Mcpherson. Lewis. Reese. Charles
Lawrence. Robert Lawrence, Barwise.
Abercomoe. C0hn w. W. Johnston. ST..
w. W. Johnston. Jr.. d. Y. Walker, Town
send Whittier Powell VermHion. NJ. c.
Campb> b. Lloyd. Nevius. Richards. Kos
Harris. Darling. e. w. Jackson Hay
maker. Throckmorton. Stanley. A. W. Oh
yer Anawat S.uss. Gordon. Terrell.
Stoute1neyer. J. NJ Ross Finlay Ross.
Roys. Sankey. Black. Harry McClung.
Carver. Garter. MAYOR, Scott. Roach.
Reach. Hamilton, Wilson, Robertson.
Franks Hvys. Pickett, Carney, Dodd.
Potts. Homer Caldwell, Thayer. Lewis.
Dyer. Fleming. Dorsey. NIulvey. Rowlee,
DuGay. Davidson. Oak Davidson, Larimer,
Little. Reed. Parkinson Maa.son. Sargent
Bentley. Murdoch. Pratt. CaldWe.i. Eng he
hart John Reese. Bell. Ashbaugh. Kill
gore Chandler and Purdue; Misses Reed,
Fishbeck. Bra6t, Evans. Goidie Evans,
Stoutemeyer. Shade. Johnston. Townsend.
Roach. Handley. Larimer, Reed. Caldwell
Dodge Sluss. NcCabe. White Garwood
Mccoy Mulvey. M-Gee. Jackson. Potts
fIorner. Brown. Guthrie. knight. Fellows,
Carver Hen6ricl1son, NcCun Z. Dean, Nc
E4nauey. Halsey and Heudrickson.
BERRY AND PAUL WALLS PARTY
on Friday evening Judge and Mrs. r
Is. Wall gave a parry for Masters Berry
and Pau, Wau Tae ,awu. pgr>h and
residence was b-ilan,.y lighted aat
/; booked ike fa.rls land with The hand
some summer costumes OF the yourE peo-
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