The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-03

mer e .Hfe and Mr.. and Mrs. Miller;
Mesdarnes Thomas J. Gordon Of Chicae9.
Anna Iat VS.. Sarah teeie. May
]. +. Ale Kisses -1.l.-.- IcLain
esce C}i5A>.... Mazie Ale rva 3so-a-
Marguerite Gordon and aEaoe. AIilis7a;
Messrs. VI IIooton, 7. y. OsheA, Bert
Se:over. Ale Spencer. James McLain
and Chas. Z. Bigeow.
MRS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mrs S. B. Amidon entertained at whist
Thursday afternoon from 70 6. Hand
some prizes were won by Mrs. Israel and
Mrs Ward. Punch was served during
the afternoon. after which elegant re-
freshments were served. The following
ladies enjoyed Mrs. Amidon's hospitality:
Mesdames Homer Caldwell, George
Locke. Dean Gordon, Frank Taibert, c.
Biting. Fred Hellar, Martin Hellar, On
rah Alley, ]. H. Alley, s. H. Woolard. ].
w. Arbogast. ]. r. Sherwin. G. ]. Piet-
cher. A H Fabrique, H C. Loomis, B. A.
Ward, r. c. Israel L. B. Terrell, ]. P.
Allen, Fred Robertson, Mathern, H. T.
Kramer; Misses Noyes and Brandon.
KIRKER-NARsH WEDDING.
The wedding bells were rung last We'd
nesday morning, June q, ar the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Kirker. S1s North
Waco avenue. The occasion being the
marriage Of their daughter. Miss Luella
NJ. Kirker TO Mr.. Arthur R. MARSH. Elder
c. H. Wareslam. pastor Of the First Bsp-
fist church, performed the beautiful GER
emory that united these Two for life in
IN
pure white. The wedding was at $50
o'clock and tire happy couple took the
Santa Fe train for Winfield and other
points south for a wedding tour.
Mr. Marsh is, son of w. e. Marsh, of
the firm of Park & Marsh marble dealers,
2f9 North Main street. He is a music
teacher. having taught both vocal and in
strumental music for three years past and
has classes now in several towns and cit
les adjacent to Wichita, and expects to
make music a special profession
The bride is a cultured and charming
Young woman, possessed Of character and
graces that promise TO make a happy
home for the fortunate groom. she mas
known no home but Kansas, having been
born in Cottonwood Falls and coming 70
Wichita with her parents in 1893. the
wedding was a quiet one, attended only
by members Of the families imm Sdiately
connected. These young people just enter
ing on conjugal experiences have aan ex-
tensiye circle Of friends who will wish
them a prosperous and happy Journey
through life. Mr. and Mrs. Marsh Will
for the present make their home atASlS
North Waco avenue. where they Will be
affnT IlllV &
PICNIC AT SULIIvAN's.
A delightful little picnic was enjoyed by
some of Wichita's young people Friday
afternoon and evening at Sullivan dam.
The evening was spent in swimming,
shooting the chutes and an elegant lunch,
after which the party rode home by mon
Ight. Those present were Jetta Campbell,
MYRTLE Reese. Laura Boone, Carrie Reese,
Olive Magiu, Mabel Magill Bob Torring-
ton. Graham Campbell, Louis Biting. Ray
Cafnpbell. George Brown, Harry Stinson,
Mrs e. S. MagiI and Mrs. l. P. Camp
bell.
sARGENT-CRAWLEY
Mr.. Samuel Sargent, Jr., and bride nee
C,rawlev. have arrived in Wichita from
Chicago. where their wedding took place
this week. They are visiting DR.. Samuel
Sargent Of College Hill. Mr.. Sargent is
one of the rising young attorneys of the
west and the bride a charming daughter
of the city by the lake.
ARION MALE QUARTETTE.
Last Tuesday the Arlon Male Quartette
of the Southwest Kansas College, Win
field. assisted by Mr.. Garfield Black
reader and impersonator, gave an enter
tainment at the Emporia Avenue M +.
church to a large and apreciative audi
ence. This was without doubt one OF the
best concerts ever given in this city. one
gentleman Of wide culture and experience
pronounced their work equal to the ia
nous Schubert Male Quartette of Chlca-
go. Added to an unusual degree OF native
talent is thorough training under hrst-
class instructors. The bass solo by Mr..
Peters was exceptionally fine, and Mr..
Blacks impersonation in AUNT Jemfmas
Courtship' brought down the house. When
they come this way again they are as
sured a large audience.