The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-16
WITH CLASPED HANDS
h. A. Post and Miss Iva Dew
ing Married.
TEA AND TOAST PARTY
Given by the Misses Wag-
goner on Friday.

Wednesday night by Rev. A. A. Parker
of St PauIs NJ z. church. of which the
bride is member and teacher in the
Sunday school. Mr.. Post is a railway mai
clerk on the Santa Fe running between
Wichita and Englewood. Mrs. Parker
played the wedding march while the coup
le marched down stairs, preceded by Rev
Parker. and took their place beneath a
large horse shoe made Of white roses and
vines, when Rev Parker performed the
ceremony using the ring service Of the
Methodist Episcopal church. The bride
was dressed in plain white organdie and
carried a bouquet Of beautiful roses.
Those present were Rev. and Mrs. A. a.
Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Dewing. IT.
win Dewing and Ora Dewing, brothers
and sisters Of the bride. After the we'd
ding supper, which was served in three
courses, the bride and groom were driven
10 their new home which they had newly
furnished at 1919 North Water. where they
viii be at home 20 their many friends
after November 1st.
The couple received many beautiful
presents. consisting Of silverware, china
ware. glassware. table linens and many
other useful articles.
THE MISSES WAGGONER ENTERTAIN
The Misses Waggoner entertained a
number of their friends last Friday even
ing at their home, $50 West Third street
II was a tea and toast party and was
greatly enjoyed by all present. Those
Favored by the Misses Waggoners hospi-
1ality were:
Geo. Waggoner and wife Mr.. and Mrs.
Bradt Mr.. and Mrs. Turner, Mr. and Mrs
Burche, Mrs. Glover. Miss Berta Vincent,
Miss Anna Vincent Laura Newcomb Mr.
and Mrs Fosnot, Edna Larelace, Allie
Fitz Allie Dodge, Miss Bernice Evans,
Goldie Evans. Maud McCandless, Miss
Lola Maxwell Mary Carver. Nellie Haw-
thorn Cora Shellhammer; Messrs Walter
and James Vincent. Geo. Carver, James
Carver, Chas. Carver. +. /. Mckenzie,
Ed Jennings, Harry Hunt. Nicholas Bird,
Chas. Higginson. Otto Zimmerman, Earl
Evans. Ferd Evans, Prof F. c. Shedd
9nd Henry Larkin.
MISS CAMPBELL's BIRTHDAY.
Saturday afternoon Miss Alice Campbell
entertained coterie of her girl friends
in honor of her birthday AGNES and
music made the afternoon pass but too
IA Stewart, May Spear, Juliet Wall, Hat
tie Lawrence. Florence Kaufman. Matte
Howe. Juanfta Taylor. Jean Dean, Flor
ence and Bertha Davis, Esther Swab,
Edith Burton. and Eunice Lewis.
IR. ALLISTON'S BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Mr.. Earl Alliston was very agreeably
surprised at his home near Paramount
College last Wednesday evening, the oc-
casion being his birthday. About eight
O'Clock friends and relatives gathered in
and the evening was spent in music, par
sor games and social conversation. At an
appropriate time dainty lunch was serv-
ed At a late hour all departed, wishing
Mr.. Alliston many happy returns of the
evening. declaring all had a very delight
1ul evening. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Phillips. Mr.. and Mrs Runkle.
Mr.. and rms. Swearngen, Mr. and Mrs.
Thompson. Mrs. Sarah Auiston. Mrs Earl
Alliston; the Misses Della Phillips. Bessie
linck. Blanche Cook, Mamie Horner.
Pearl Phillips. Katherine Alllston, Lucille
Alliston. Orpha Thompson. Irene Swear
;ngen; Messrs Sam Barnhart. VIII Shear.
Steve Lerick. Rufus Mossman, Ed Shears.
Fred Alliston.
FOUR GRADUATES OF MUSIC.
The commencement exercises OF the
Western Conservatory OF Music last Fri
day evening at the Central Christian
church was an event of marked success
in every particular Four young ladies
were awarded certificates OF proficiency for
their work in the school. They were Misses
Pearl L Craig, Katharine NJ Miller. Fave
Chambers and Olive z. Hill
The platform was Iastefully decorated
with profuslo4of palms. ferns and other
large foliage plants. In the ceter were
seated the fou rgraduates. all in white.
and each with a single flower d marechal-
neil rose. The piano occupied the right OF
the platform, with the directress, Miss
Ze,lah L. Spencer. seated near il The
audience occupied every available seat in
the house.
The regular program rendered BY the
graduates was interpreted by select reel
'atons by Miss Mabel NIulson. who p eased
her audience exceedingly. The quartet.
consisting OF Mrs. Higginson. Miss Mable
Iarimer, Mr. Casper Haynes and Mr..
Harry McC.ung. sang two selections. The
King Of Love Ny Shepherd Is 80 by Sche,-
ley and Good Night. Beloved by PIN
suit. Both were exceIently rendered.
Mss Craig rendered TWO selections.
'Festspiel und Brautled." from Wagner's
Lohengr:n and ''Transcriptious" from
List She seemed We'll acquainted with
her music and played with fine composure
and touch which revealed long ard patient
practice.
Miss Miller rendered as her selection
o;pour.- Fantasia" by Mey-
erbeer without hesitation. and with
ready ard accurate touch.
Miss Chambers played Bee:hovea's so
n2ten PatheriQue." THIS weN-knoyn ana
famous composition OF The ideal man Of
pajhoS in tone >oIor. is a n,astera-ec- and
while he composed o,asr more intricate
selections. perhaps none % ,Aem portray
deep detection than this one Mss Cham
bers played Il WIKI careful regard for The
expression. and tbs with wel-t-asnes
lingering.
Miss Hiu rendered three selections. n
OF which ware IN marked cout~as, y ,he
others. in beng a much lIvelisr SRA IN.
They were ''Mezurka'' by Ney.n: Par
dengesarg.' Op. s. by Harber5lsr. and
.valse." OF. -. by Chopin. Each os these
were rendered with an easy aad accurate
touch arg with The fine spirit which each
WAS ;n;ended 70 portray
Rev. Pruen made the presentation a5-
dress. and rendered the four young ladies'
the certificates watch tell Of long and pa
tie1t study, by watch they have acquired
<heir individual proficiency.
FOR MISS BERTHA MOCK.
Miss Edna Kirkwood entertained last
Tuesday evening a. her home on North
Lawrence avenue. il being farewell 70
Miss Bertha Neck. who has gone 10 Chi-