The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-05

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lady with many friends in this city and
whose accomplishments have made her
very popular. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones go to
housekeeping at once in home already
| prepared for their occupancy"
Mrs. Jones IS a pleasant ady OF culture
and very popular at her home. Mr.. Jones
came here in the employ Of Mr.. Wallace
two years ago and remained in the store
when It passed to Mr.. Mackey's hands
The young people will be at home to their
friends after June 2Oth. at their pretty
home on Fanny avenue.
RIDENOUR-EAS
Married, on Wednesday, Juns l. at the
residence of the brides parents, Dr. and
( Mrs. ]. Easton, 100 Lulu avenue, Mr.
/ Samuel I. Ridenour of Newkirk, o. T..
to Miss Margaret ]. Easton. Rev. w. B.
Slutz tied the nuptial knot by admins
/ tering the beautiful ring ceremony OF
/ the VI. E church. The bride was att:red
! in A beautiful white organdie made over
! taffeta and trimmed with lace and ribbon
and carried bouquet of bridal roses,
while the groom were the conventional
black. Mrs. Ridenour is one of the most
| popular young ladies in the city. COM
/ handing the respect and esteem OF all
who know her. Mr. Ridenour is one of
! the best known printers in the south
west. The happy couple received many
valuable and useful presents and start
! out with the best wishes OF a host OF
! friends for long, happy and prosperous
( married life. Elegant refreshments were
served Immediately following the cere-
mony to which about forty guests did
ample Justice Mr.. and Mrs. Ridenour
/ left for their future home in Newkirk
last evening.
TOM AND BESSIE GRIFFTTHs'PART
On wednesday evening Master Tom
and Miss Bessie Griffith entertained a
number of their young friends at their
home, 1923 North Market street. The
young folks amused themselves in divers
WAYS but the principal advertisement
was dancing on a platform which had
I been especially arranged on the spacious
lawn. At seasonable hour refreshments
were served.
| GORDON GRIFFITH ENTERTAINED.
Master Gordon Griffith entertained on
| Thursday afternoon at his home 1925
North Market street, his many little
/ friends. Games occupied their attention
| from 5 until s. Dainty refreshments
were served at shortly after 6.
REFORMED CHURCH CONCERT.
An enjoyable concert was held at the
Reformed church on Wednesday evening.
| A very creditable program was rendered
J
Edna Shaw, Miss Myrtle McCarty, and
! SilasR rown each sang solo which was
well received. Miss Mabel Hutchinson,
Fannie Millhaubt, Mr.. Sidney Loud and
! Leo Millhaubt each recited well chosen
and entertaining selections. Mr.. Freddie
! Worren repeated by request his rendition
Of "Old Kentucky Home" a clarinet
solo which he gave at the hospital con-
cert, and his sister Hazel the baby vio-
linist, drew the applause of the audience
in playing Dancle's Fifth air. Miss Car
RE Tatgenhorst and Oscar Bissantz sang
in a pleasing and taking manner ''You
Can Keep our Playthings." Miss Lena
Richards with good expression and exc
cnttsn 'avored the audience with a piano
solo "Rondeau Fabori' from Hummel,
and the choir Of the church, under the
leadership of Mr.. Henry Huffman,
opened and closed the program. Re
sponses were made by several performers
to number Of encores.
WICHITA SCHOOL OF MUSIC.
The commencement exercises of the
Wichita School of Music and Art we'll be
much more elaborate than any previous
year Three recitals viii be given this
month by advanced pupils, one
by Misses ATosceIine Daisy, Emma LAUGH
land and Roy Gordon; second. by Misses
Gertrude Frohman. Mildred Hays, Essie
Ward Edna Stillwell, Mrs. Ira Sherwin
/ and others; third. by Misses Clara Dick
son and Alice Goldberg. Each program
will he interspersed with trios and quar-
tettes for stringed instruments and also
readings by Miss Millison.
ACADEMY COMMENCEMENT.
! The Lewis academy commencement. on
/ Thursday. June Q, $50 a m, at the First
/ Presbyterian church, will be as follows:
! Bessie Margaret Hayes-"Created for
| Purpose"
Mabel Lindsay smail-"Discordia-"
J Mayme Bessie Cossitt-"True Educa-
I ton
David Johnson-"Tne Secret of Sue
cess"
J Elizabeth NJ. Roach-"Open Windows"
! George r. Anderson-"Equality.'
/ Matte Frances Jones-"How Battles
are Won"
| Bessie Fazel-''why Try"
/ Harrison Johnston-"Iconoclasm
/ Florence Bradley Reed-"Borrowes
/ Brains an Inspiration"
Laura G. Snyder-'NIeke LIGHT
Mary Rose Ensworth-'Power Of Pur-
pose"
Clarence D. Reed-"The Inevitable cri-
sis"
Ethel .. Laycock, Florence E. Pur-
I ceHs-kindergarten course.
The public generally are invited 70 be
present. No flowers or presents at the
! church.
TWO MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS
/ Last night the music lovers of the city
were entertained at the two large music
houses by free concerts. At Tbes
Shaw's large crowd listened to the
orpheus Grand. and at Barnes. & New
/ combs, or East Douglas. Mr.. w n
! WhjtloCk represeutinr tha CroV,,, pi,,,,