The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-03

trict court, closed up early yesterday att
ernoon and went down and bought a mar
rage license for himself and Miss Nellie
Bradford, who is said to be handsome
and most excellent young lady and will
make Mr. Arnett companion worthy of
his most devoted atteRtion. Nothing was
known of the marriage about the court
house yesterday, but it is understood that
Mr.. Arnett and Miss Bradford are to be
married at the brides home today and it
will be &. fine wedding.
THANKSGIVING DANCE.
Mr.. and Mrs. A S. Parks, Mrs. Oak
Brooks gave a delightful dance at Sedg
wick music hall Thanksgiving night. The
hall was elegantly decorated and the
dances were enjoyed until a late hour.
Two hundred invitations were issued, the
guest-list being Messrs. and Mesdanles
S. S. Ashbaugh, Charles Aylesbury, Sam
Amidon, ]. H. Black, Fred w. Bentley,
| Charles W. Brown, Howard Case, /. w.
Clapp, NJ c. Campbell c. L. Davidson,
W. R. Dulaney, Frank O. Davidson, Fran
els Dolan, George Dickson, Harry Com
/ ley, B. B. Cushman, S. w. Cooper, Homer
Caldwell, Charlie Cohn, Walter Dyer,
Charles Englehart, Charles P. Fullington,
Frank FuIlington, Harry Hagny, -
Hooking Dean Gordon, Ben Garland,
Newton Garst, William lines. Hiram I'm
| boden, j. D. Houston, Fred Hellar, Al
fred ]. Bell, Thomas Franks Thomas
Fitch, Kos Harris, A. c. Jobes, G.. E.
Lehman, E Higginson, w. W. Johnston,
w. Little, John Kelley, Howard Moffatt,
r. P. Murdoch, Addison Mccoy, Ellsberry
Martin, - Morsman, Joseph L. New
man, Ralph Millison, James Oldham,
Frank w. Oliver, c. E. Potts, John L.
Powell Walter Pond, L. D. Lewelling,
George Pratt, W. f. Stanley, Fred
Smythe, Charles Smythe Robert Smythe,
David Smythe Thornton Sergeant, II. c.
Sluss, Charles Southwark, Coler L. Sim,
Charles Testard, w. Throckmorton, Fin
lay Ross, E. z. Vail, A. H. Webb, Henry
/. Wallenstein, Howard Wheeler, Frank
Wood, S. T. Woolard, Myron Whitney,
- Porter. Misses Florence Mulvey,
Mabel Larimer, Rose Wallenstein. Cata-
lima Mason, Margaret Knorr Pauline
Leweling, Abbie Potts, Bessie Reed,
Myrtle Hinton, Julia Sergeant, Anna
Brown, Daisy Lynch, Olive Magill, Maude
Pratt, Laura Gohegan, Jessie Kendall,
Levera Stotler, Bthel Neiderlander,
Maude Rix, Florence Gilmore, - Gill
more, Jetta Campbell, v McKibbon,
Sara Ross, Gertrude Jackson. Messrs.
Givin Hagny, Elmer Reese Jesse Nc
Clees. Thomas Kelso, Ike Goldsmith, L.
r. Delaney, - Hockaday, John Bar
wick, Sidney Chapman, Claude Larimer,
Romulus Reyes ]. z. Hoffman, Bruce
/ Priddy, Fred Dold, Fred Little Roy AL
! len, Robert Dennis, Delos Woods, Yer
million Harris, Robert Torrington, Ben
Anawalt, Charles Topping, Ben Kerfoot,
| G. B. Chapman.
WEDDING RECEPTION.
A pleasant informal wedding reception
was rendered by Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Brady TO some of their friends last
Tuesday evening at their new home. 800
South Water. Among the guests were
the following: Misses Mabel Ayers, Til
lie Brock, Cora and Susie Hambric, Es-
Their Cunliffe. Maude Adams Bessie KEEL
sey, Jessie Sherman, Alice Jones. Katie
Wigs, Edith Bradbury Ella Rhoades,
Vida HOLSTER Lemon, the Misses KEEL
ley. the Misses Lucy Mrs. Ben Shear
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nighswonger
Mrs. Kelsey. Mrs. Brady, Messrs Man
ley, Wareham. Harry Hunt, Robert
Sherman, VIII Bradbury, Cutlery and
Mr.. Craig of Chicago.
MRS. SMYTH'S RECITAL.
Those who were privileged to attend
the piano recital given by Mrs. Smyth
last Wednesday evening enjoyed a rare
treat. Owing to a multiplicity of social
and other engagements for that evening
the attendance was not so large as it
should have been. but a very appreci-
ative audience greeted the talented
pianist The program was one OF the
most varied and interesting throughout
and each number was rendered in a man
ner beyond criticism.
Mrs. Smyth is a player of great person
ality and her interpretations show much
thought and study. She possesses a firm
strong touch and her technic is fine.
The left hand work is unusually good and
in the number for lefthand alone re-
minded one Of Wehl. the great left-band
t'S'L'' AaASA. iiit LllltCulI passages Tor lett
hand were beautifully brought out in the
Gondoliera by Moszkowski and the
movement from Greigh's Sonata Oh.
which With the ballade in C. by Rhein-
berger were the finest numbers on the
program.
Mrs. Smy;h has gained much in SYM
pathy and feeling since she was last
heard here and her playing cannot fail
10 please the most critical audience.
Mr. Smyth sang several selections in
excellent voice and style and was obis-
ed 20 respond In two very hearty en-
cores. His second numbers were Be
cause I Love You. Dear" by Hawley.
and an old English ballad. sally in
Our Alley
Tho Musical club should be congratu-