The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-13

was spent in various games OF amuse-
ment, ending with a flash light picture
take nof the group. Mr.. and Mrs. O. -.
Boyle chaperoned the picnicers: Misses
Winifred Woolard Mabel Casad, Laura
Dedrick, Olive Decatur, Eva Decatur,
Mary Parkinson, Evelyn Imboden, Edna
Kirkwood, Darl Oldfeld, Mildred Hay
worth and Bertha Mock; Messrs. Edward
Jennings, John Parkinson. hurry Kirk
wood, David Parkinson. Otis Cove, James
Woolard, Clarence Reed, Walter Reed,
Floyd Casad, Myrou Boyle, Pierce Torrey,
Joe Musselman and VIII SAKE.
APPROPRIATION NUPTIALS.
The Franklin Na.) Weekly News Of
February 10, in the following clipping
gives an account Of the wedding of Mr..
David W. Stafford, who will be remer-
bered as one Of the popular nigh school
graduates of this city in 1888:
On Thursday, February Il, Mr.. David
W Stafford and Miss Emma Tarlton,
both Of this place, viii be united in mar
riage ct the Catholic church in Franklin,
and take the cars in the evening of the
same day for d bridal tour 20 the Cres-
cent City. They are both followers Of
Catholicism, and have been conspicuously
identified with its workings in this town;
though they have each taken valuable
parts in other religious and charitable
movements With commendable cheerful
ness. Mr. Stafford is not a native Lou
isianian, but Of the highly cultured and
thrifty state Of Indiana. He graduated
at law in Salt Lake City in 1885, and from
Wichita, Kansas, high school in 1888. He
came south Immediately, settlingafter
few months in Franklin, where he has
practiced since that time. He is a gentle
man of the highest order, with a social
finish noticeable in the most elevated cir
cles, and a general affabiity wrought of
the finest mould, IS may be evidenced
by the esteem in which he is held by his
wide and varied field of acquaintances,
and the bar, to whose eXtremeties he is
so rapidly ascending, which latter can
only be justly appreciated when it is re-
membered that our bar is noted for its
ability throughout the state. Miss Tarl-
ton descends from French ancestry, of
it's best degree; is splendidly accomplished
and widely esteemed for her many beau
tiful traits Of character and learning.
ENTERTAINED.
At their pleasant home on College Hill,
Mrs. Fleming and Miss Guthrie enter
tanned a goodly company of their friends
on Saturday from 8 to p. m. The follow
ing guests were present: Mrs. Dubois,
Townsend, and Misses Robertsons, Gar
yer, st. Clair, Bradt, Alice Mossman,
Abbie Mossman, Townsend, Nida Cald-
Horner, Kinkead, Burr.
Mr.. E. Vail entertained a pleasant
party Of gentlemen at the Commercial
club rooms at lunch on Saturday. Those
present were Arthur Parks. c. H. Brooks,
Charles Aylesbury, DR.. Hoffman and E. E.
Bleckley. Mr.. Vail entertained the gentle
men in his usual affable way and every
one present hoped the entertainment
would be repeated soon.
SICKNER CONSERVATORY NOTES.
The enrolment of new pupils for the
past week includes the names of n. Haw-
kins Huey, Arkansas City, mandolin; Ora
Westgate, Wichita, piano; Fiona Flood,
Goddard, guitar, and Miss Croxton, Wich-
tia. organ. The arrangement of program
for the Friday afternoon recital was as
is given below:
Rondo in + Major Clement
Miss May Comley.
Convent ells....................H. Bollman
Miss Winnie Barnes.
Hypatia March................... .Daugherty
Miss Frodie Stanley.
Gretchen am Spinnrad. .Schubert-Heller
Miss Bessie Innes.
Liebestraume. ...................Fra Franz List
Miss Mamie Thompson.
Spinning Girl..................Joa Joachim Raft
Miss Bonnie Frederick.
Duet-Tancredi Overture. .Rossini
Miss Franc Marshall. Miss May
belle Israel.
Litany .......................Nic olo Zingarelli
Miss Ella Miller
Spring onS........-...........GoU nod-Kuhe
Miss Daisy Nix.
EIGHTH GRADE PUPILS DEBATE.
Resolved That Hawaii should not be
annexed TO the United States" was the
question debated upon by ten OF the eighth
grade OF the Washington school Friday
afternoon Lucia AIDES. Edward Wallace.
Clyde Young, Ray Bailey and Ray Rat
life We're the speakers on the affirmative
side and Tensile Ra1I~5Der NTo,-,,,a How