The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-23

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] Mueller. Johnson. Gretchen, Congdon,
Glover. Buck. Chandler and Napier, all OF
Sedgwick City
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Miss Nina Francis entertained a few OF
her young friends Friday evening at he1
home on South Main street in honor Of her
thirteenth birthday. The evening was
| very pleasantly spent with games and
! plays. Light refreshments were served at
| 6 o'clock and the guests departed at $
! O'Clock, expressing themselves as having
/ had very pleasant evening. This is the
! first time Miss Nina has been able to add
| teen to her age.
| ARB0R DAY EXERCISES.
Thursday, as Arbor Day, was duly cele-
brated in all the public schools of the city
and very pretty ceremonies were carried
! out by the several ward schools and High
( school. All were of unusual interest and
significant effect. Washington school,
Miss Dickinson principal, perhaps outdid
| the rest in the naming of the several trees
National characters of renown, including
the great naval and military heroes of the
late war with Spain, all were remembered
and in the years TO come beautiful shade
trees viii adorn the parking and grounds
of this well managed school and each will
/ have cognomen reminding the younger
/ students of eventful history of the repub-
lie. In the Seventh grade of this school
Misses Mabel Rogers and Ivah Cole were
assigned as committee to suggest names
for their two trees and the names were
Helen Gould and Helen Dyer, the one in
respectful recognition of the philanthropy
Of Americas richest girl and the most
earnest missionary; the other in fond and
lofty tribute to the less than 1-year-old
daughter Of the popular and successful
superintendent Of our public schools. Pro-
fessor Frank r. Dyer
MENTYRE-NOYES.
Among the pretty home weddings of the
week was that at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. E. Noyes, corner of Seventeenth
and Water streets, when their daughter,
Miss Hattie Moves. was married to Mr.
Joseph Mcintyre of this city The we'd
ding was a very pretty, though quiet
affair, at which only the following guests
were present: Mr. and Mrs J. H Nc
Entyre, parents of the groom Mr.. and Mrs
Schraubstadter of st. Louis, Judge and
Mrs Smith of Kansas City, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. B. Anidon of this city, and the parents
and brother of the bride. There were very
pretty floral decorations. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Father Then of
the Pro-Cathedral, promtly at o'clock,
after which the wedding supper was
vi ol 0.AO
Santa Fe train for an extended wedding
tour to Kansas City and Chicago. After
the wedding tour they will return to
Wichita, where they will reside in the fu-
ture
IN HONOR OF MISS GRIFFIN.
Miss Agnes Davidson entertained a party
Of young friends at her home 21O North
Market, Friday evening in honor of her
friend, Miss Griffin of Salt Lake City,
who is visiting her. There were cards.
Those present were: Miss Griffin, Misses
Taylor, Wells, Jackman. Sade, Mason,
Stoutemeyer, Tanner, Chandler, and Mr..
and Mrs. John P. Davidson and Messrs.
Reece, Campbell. DR. Adams, Mccarthy,
Jackman, Hawley, Christman, Miller and
Maxey.
ff[N 1NS I 1JN AINIANS.
The Pennsylvanians, and others who en-
joyed their hospitality, never had better
time than that which was furnished by the
calico social in the basement of the court
house Thursday evening. Both ladies and
gentlemen entered into the spirit of the
occasion with much zeal. the ladies taking
great punches of carpet rags, and wearing
calico dresses, while the gentlemen wore /
calico neckties, and took a thimble along |
with which to assist the ladies to sew. |
Ella borate refreshments were served. The |
Young crowd went up stairs to play drop |
the handkerchief" and one gentleman |
to drop a silk one, whereupon |
he was promptly taken down stairs and |
ined. The evening was very much en-
dyed, and while Matt Quay was thinking
lard thoughts about 1.-The red book back /.
n their native state, the Kansanized |
oennsylvanians were, with less renown
Ind lighter hearts. spending a happy hour.
MARsH-JOHNsoN.
At the pretty home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mason Nevins on East Douglas avenue,
Thursday afternoon at o'clock, Miss
Clara C. johnson was married to Mr.. c.
-4dISICO ST. a p OILAItHI DUSl4lctSS
nan Of Weatherford, o. T, the ceremony
,eing performed by Rev. Won Herrlich,
pastor Of st. Johns parish. Seldom is
here a prettier wedding than this of Miss
when at the age of IS. before
Ter life had known many cares. she step
ed lightly into Cupid's love=laden ship to
ring joy 10 another heart A the or
hestrs began the soft strain of the Men
elsohn wedding march the young couple
marched down the winding stairway, IN
.ttended to a place in the east parlor,
made like an Edenic scene by an en-
,ankment Of the rarest flowers. which
cached from the floor to the suspended
lcture Of the brides mother. In front
4 this scene Of beauty the couple stood
irectly at the foot Of the bank Of flowers.
While the minister said the impressive
words of the ceremony. After this the
,arty repaired to the dining room, where
he wedding dinner was served. There