The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-04

the happy captive set at liberty. Among
the invaders were Miss Lulu and Lee
Woodcock, Lottie and Sadie Ellis Dora
and Curie Carr Alma and Eva Bradley
Kate Alliston, Nelly Pattie, Cora Baily,
Ora Koler Flora Allen, Della Phillips,
Grace Robb, Minnie Shiras Bulah Schall-
| ere, Miss Conklin, Ella ALE, Carrie Mil
Ter; Messrs. Ed. Shiras, VIII Shiras,
James Ellis, Park Thompson, Stephen Le-
bick. Ralph Kaler, Freeman Edwards,
! Irwin Bussard
MISS BAILEY SURPRISED.
Miss Grace Bailey was surprised at the
/ home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ward
/ A. Bailey, on East Fifteenth street, last
/ Thursday afternoon. The afternoon was
! spent in games and social chat and at
o'clock a luncheon was served. Those
/ present were: Misses Nellie Rutter, Rosa
Highbarger. Fay and Violet Goforth,
Grace and Gladys Bailey, Bessie Long, /
Pearl Phillips and Cecil Bailey. The lit
tie folks departed wishing their little host
ess many happy returns Of the day.
BETH HALLS PARTY.
On Wednesday evening Miss Beth Hall I
entertained number of her friends at /
her pleasant nome on the West Side. The I
evening was one which those who were
50 fortunate as to be present viii always |
count among the most delightful in their /
remembrance. All the guests considered !
Miss Hall a most charming little hostess.
Those present were: Flora Dorsey, Cora |
West, Mabel Munns, Ella Kreb of Conway |
Springs. Marger Munns, Louise Hall, Beth
Hall, Robert Lark John Thomas Alfred
Munns, Wesley Hite. Mrs. Thomas and
Mrs Bass
MRS. ANDERSON'S PARTY.
Mrs. Gus Anderson entertained Wednes-
day afternoon from TO at her pleasant
home, 800 North Lawrence avenue. in
honor of her visiting guest, Mrs. Ellen A
Kenner of Eureka, Kan. Needle work
and conversation passed a pleasant after
noon. when a dainty lunch was served.
Among the invited guests included Mes
DANES Stearns. Hamilton, Williams Nc
Coy, Helm, Maxwell, Reeves Henderson,
Cossitt Hereford, DeHaven. Kenner of
Euraka and Arthur Dyer of Caldwell.
FABRIQUE NOLLY's PARTY.
Master Fabrique Molly entertained some
fifty of his little friends last Wednesday
afternoon at the home of his grandpar-
ents. DR.. and Mrs. A H. Fabrique 1t was
the occasion of his fourth birthday and
was greatly enjoyed by his little guests,
who romped and played on the lawn from
3 until O'Clock. A sUmptuous feast was
served, to which each of the little tots
did ample justice. 1t was with great re-
luctance that they departed for their
homes.
COSTELLO-DOWDW WEDDING.
Miss Geneva Costello, formerly of this
city, and who resigned a position as teach
er in one of the city schools to accept
similar position in Arkansas City, one last
Thursday was united in marriage to Mr.. ,
c. P. Dowd of Brookield, Mo. Fathe. q
Begley performed the ceremony. After the {
ceremony a sumptuous wedding supper {
was served to only the intimate friends ,
and relatives, after which the happy &
couple took the Santa Fe train for Col
orado, where they will spend a couple of $
weeks, on their way to their new home in ,
Albuquerque, n. NJ, where Mr.. Dowd is Z
employed in the service of the Santa Fe. j
Mr.. J. c. Costello of this city. Brother of {
the bride, attended the wedding. 5
DAVTS-DUTTON WEDDING. I
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ar. Davis of Kansas 7
City, No, announce the marriage Of their Y
daughter, Stella, to Mr.. H. w. Dutton, son c
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j r. Dutton of this city. 2
They viii be at home to their friends t
after September 10 at 715 Indiana avenue, 6
Kansas. City Mo. e
Harry as he was known in Wichita i
during his boyhood and school days, was Z
for a number Of years connected with the i
Western Lithograph company of this city, s
but went to Kansas City last spring to s
accept a position in that city His many f
friends regretted to see him leave Wich- $
tia. :
Mrs. Dutton is well and favorably known Q
in her former home, Wellington. Kan,
having lived several years in that city. =
She formed many fast friends while moving 6
in the best circles Of Wellington society. ),
The friends of both extend congratula-
tons and best wishes for their future
happiness and success in life.
COLVIN- BERRY WEDDING.
Miss Myrtle Z. Colvin and Mr.. John W. .
Berry were married at the home of the 4
brides brother, 500 South Topeka avenue.
7n last Wednesday evening. August 81. at :
80 p. m. Rev c. T. Black. of the South {
Lawrence Avenue Christian church, per q
formed the ceremony.
The bride was dressed in white silk q
trimmed with white lace. and wore a large q
'oquet Of white roses. The groom was in Il
ull dress, and also wore d boquet Of white c
'oses. Miss Birdie Payne was bridesmaid. p
md was dressed in white Swiss trimmed Il
With white lace, and wore a boquat q e
white carnations Mr.. Robert Slaydon
vas best man, and wore full dress suit and
White carnations @
After the ceremony an elaborate supper d
vas served 10 large number Of friends u
N drelatives. After the supper was over ID
he evening was spent in recitat lions and h
music until late hour. when The guests T
eturned 70 their home and the bride and =,
groom departed for their new home. 745 =,
south Main street.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs 7. E. :,