The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-01
MRS. KEISER'S PARTY
Surprise Perpretrated By Her
Friends.
VERY PLEASANT EVENING
Mrs. |. N. Singer Entertained
By Visiting Friends

Last Wednesday evening, April &c. Mrs.
Katie Keiser was very pleasantly sur
prised by a number Of her friends, in
honor Of her birthday, at her home on
South Lawrence avenue. Mrs. Keiser, who
was expecting company to spend the even
ing. was completely taken aback when,
upon opening the door, her mother. Mrs.
Fiest, from Derby, entered. followed by
host Of friends. But she soon gained
her usual ccmposure. and invited her
guests 10 the parIor. where the time
passed rapidly in pleasant conversation
and games. Daring The evening a dainty
lunch was served, after which they all
departed, wishing Mrs. Keiser many hap
by returns Of the day. Those present
were: MesGames Anna Goldner, Katie
Colstead, Charles Leancke, A. W. Sinclair,
J. W. Clayton, Emma Goldner. Fiest.
sohumaker, Wjsenf1uec Misses Emma Ger
ties, Mamie Lemcke, Eva Sinclair, Josie
Schumacher and Katie Colstead.
MRS. SINGER ENTERTAINED.
Mrs. / y. Singer of Glen avenue gave
honor of visiting friends, Mrs. George
a. Durgan Of AtcI1ison and Mrs. o. A.
Haynes of St Louis. Among the ladies
present were: Mesdames George Durgan,
O. A. Haynes. Wells Miller. J. G. Dorsey.
Montgomery Bryant, L. r. Priddy, Charles
Lathrop, Ira Minicl1, A c. Paxson, ]. NJ
Marriager, Fred Bull. ]. G. Dunn, G. H
Hoss. ]. T. Donneu. L N. Singer and Miss
Monahan.
Original and copied conundrums were
placed at each lady's plate for solution.
and much merry jest was INDUCED in try
ing to solve the same. The decorations
were carnations and roses. A lovely pro-
gram Of music and recitation was given
after tea
WITH EYPATIA.
On Monday afternoon, May 2, the last
general meeting of the educational depart
ment Of Hypaua will be held at the club
rooms. By request of the State Fedora
ton committee it will be a meeting for
the discussion of questions relating to our
public schools. There will be no papers,
but an informal open discussion will be
conducted upon the subjects, Shall Re
cess Be Aboished?" Corporal Punish
ment." THE Tardy Bell" etc. Teachers,
patrons and supervisors Of the schools are
cordially invited TO meet with US and
participate in the discussions. Good music
has been provided for this occasion. Alice
NJ keenan,. leader.
WARREN-YARNELL NUPTIALS.
Last night, at she residence of the
brides cousins, Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin
Garland. go North Lawrence avenue. was
solemnized the marriage of Miss Laura
Yarnelle Of Sedan, Kan, to Mr.. Richard
Warren of this city.
Although the wedding was a very quiet
affair, only intimate friends and relatives
being present, ii was none the less a
happy and beautiful one. Promptly at
o'clock, TO the sweet strains of "Lohen-
grin" played by Miss Emily Torrington,
the bridal couple descended the broad
stairs to the front parlor preceded by Miss
Helen Warren, sister of the groom, and
Mr.. Robert Torrington. Taking their
places beneath an archway, which was
artsticany decorated with marguerites
Rnd smilax, the Rev. Mr.. Mccormick of
Mulvane. in a simple but most impressive
manner. according to the Episcopal ser
vice. pronounced the words which made
them husband and wife. Congratulations
followed and an elegant luncheon was
Served.
The bride. who is a loveable young lady
of sweet and gracious manner. was indeed
fair to look upon. in a handsome gown Of
gray foulard trimmed in white mousseline
&c sole and satin. She carried large
boauet Of brides roses
The groom IS n promising young bust
ness man. in the employ OF the Santa Fe
freight department. and has recently been
offered the position Of travelling freight
agent.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren will be al home
after May 10 at SIS North Topeka avenue.