The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-10
BY MRS, HIGG|NSON
Continued from Sixth Page.)

nothing in the way Of discussion, To-
all agreed that the proper way OF giving
is: With no desire for gratitude, dow.
or reward; this alone gives Us growth
Of soul Miss Clara Cox gave a review
Of American Literature" which was
very instructive. Letters from sister
circles were read from the states Of
Louisiana, Indiana, Ohio, New Jersey and
Colorado. The correspondence feature OF
the club is an inspiration and delight to
the members. The home Of the hostess
was prettily decorated with suitable
notices and rose6uds-typicaI Of the
budding condition Of the P. W. a The
members were agreeably surprised AZ the
cIo-e Of the club meeting TO listen u an
address from the hostess welcoming them
/ to her home This was responded to BY
the president after which all enjoyed
themselves ny partaking Of the most ap-
! petizing refreshments dainty served
| Each member carried away a beautiful
/ rosebud, tied with red, white and blue,
! upon the white were the letters
! p. ". A -
SlAN BERR H-SI1IH-
| Relative to the nuptials Of Mr.. J. H.
! stanberry Of the Wichita Produce COM
pany, which occurred Wednesday, the
Attica Independent says: "OR Wednes-
day, December :, Mr.. J. H. stanberry OF
Michita and Miss Mary Stith Of Atuca
were unitel in the holy bands OF nlatri-
mony By Rev J. r Edwards Of Anthony.
al the home Of the brides mother, in the
presence Of a few friends and relatives
At noon Mrs. Fred W Stith played
beautiful wedding march and the con-
tracing parties entered the parlor where
they were made man and wife The bride
was attired in a neat-htting semi-tailor-
made gown Of blue broadcIoth. trimmed
in white Liberty satin. After the cere-
mony the party vas led 70 the dining
room, where an elegant luncheon vas
served. The bride and groom left on
the afternoon train for Wichita, where
they viii make their future home Mr..
Stanberry was for several years engaged
in the mercantile business in this CRY.
About year ago he was employed by the
Wichita Produce company as d travelling
salesman and has already become ropu-
lar with his fellow travellers. He IS a
man Of good character and excellent bust
ness qualities. Jack" as ne was called.
has the congra tUlations Of his many
friends Of this city his old home. The
bride IS the daughter Of Mrs. Stith, who
lives nine miles north Of town. She is
well and favorably known by all in this
community, having grown 10 womanhood
here. She stood very highly socially and |
Possesses those womanly qualities So
commendable in the good and true wife"
THANKSGIVING WEDDING.
At the residence Of Mr. and Mrs. H /
Perry Allen, Colwfch, Kan. a. high noon.
November 81, Fred B. Garcelon, cashier !
of the State Bank Of Colwich. and Miss |
Susan Bower Cornell, Of Friendship. v |
Y, were united in the holy bonds OF mat
rimony, Rev. J. c. Brainerd Of BaIoit,
hans-, officiating The bride was the
Of many valuable presents from
her many friends in Colwich and else
where. Mr Garcelon, previous 10 the
marriage. had secured and furnished
beautiful home for his highly esteemd
bride where they are at present happily
iocated. with the best wishes of heir
friends for a bright, prosperous
and happy future.
MRS. FAY ENTERTAINs.
Mrs. Fay Of Bayneville entertained a
number of her friends at her home on
Wednesday. in honor Of her sister. Mrs
Graham, and her niece. Mrs. Cook Of Fort
Robinson, Neb A number Of ladies took
he early morning train to that place. re-
turning on the evening train \ most
delightful day was spent in her fine coun-
ny home. The guests from the city were
Mrs. J. y. Howard, Mrs Ida NJ Roy,
Mrs Donnel, Mrs. George Lyons, Mrs.
lanes Allison. Mrs. 5. A Bass.
STATE CONFERENCE D. OF r.
The Daughters Of the American Revolt
ion held their annual state conference
n Topeka December >. 1899. There were
resent the state regent, vice regents and
delegates Of the different chapters
throughout the state. Mrs. Dr.. Lewis.
tate regent. and Mrs. Governor Stanley.
ice regent OF the Wichita Chapter. at
ended Mrs ". A Reed. regent, being
Unable al the last minute 70 20. The
meetings were all held az the elegant
lome Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Ware. 1871 (
Vest Sixth avenue, where they and their
harning family entertained the guests
most royalty. serving an elegant luncheon
Z noon, and in the evening an elaborate
ecepton 70 the daughters and sons % I
he D. A r and their friends, which was
anticipated IN by q large throng OF To-
'eka's most prominent people During