The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Entertain for Friends From
Kahoka and Winfield.
HOOVERISENH ARTWEDD DING
Johnnie Leen's Birthday Party
Mrs. Homrighon'S

Mr.. and Mrs Ira Minnick entertained
a few friends at their beautiful home on
North Water street Thursday evening in
honor of Dr. and Mrs. T. A. Bull of Ka
hoka. No, and Dr. and Mrs. L. H. Bull
of Winfield. Kan.
The evening was spent in games and
music and at late hour dainty refresh
| ments were served. Those enjoying the
| hospitality of the host and hostess were:
| Dr. and Mrs. T. A. Bull, DR.. and Mrs.
/ L. H. Bull, Mr. and Mrs. A NJ. Dunks,
Mr.. and Mrs. I. N Singer, Mr.. and Mrs.
| ]. T. Donnell, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Law
renee, Miss Eva Minnick and Mr.. Fred
| Bull.
HOOVER-ISENHART
A very pretty wedding occurred last
| Wednesday evening at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ B. Hoover, when their
daughter Emily and William R. Isen-
hart were united in marriage. The short
! but beautiful ceremony was rendered in
a very impressive manner by Rev. J. H.
Fazel. The bride was daintily attired in
white and carried white roses. Miss
Margaret Isenhart was bridesmaid and
Chas Hoover acted as best man.
After the ceremony elegant refresh
| ments were served, the tables being tasti-
ly decorated with roses and carnations.
Only the immediate families were pres
sent. AIr. and Mrs. Isenhart are well
known and their many friends unite in
best wishes for long, happy and useful
life. They are at home at 63S North
WASHINGTON avenue.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
On Saturday, the 18th inst, from to
p. M, number Of Master John Leen's
friends helped to celebrate his 18th birth
day at his home, 800 Indiana avenue. The
hours were spent in games, recitations,
singing and music The prizes were
awarded to Miss Ruth Rogers and Mas
ter Ralph Cox for picking the most beans
at one time Lunch was served at 4:30
All had an enjoyable time. Those in
vited were: Misses Catherine Fitzpat-
rick, Irene Fitzpatrick Effie Oliver, Sweet
Steinbuchel, Helene Steinbuchel, Mabel
Sandon, Nellie Herrig, Ruth Rogers, Ma
rine Cox, Ruth Smith, May Osler,
Bertha Tucker, Gracey Mum, Della Fie-
bliem, Susie Buckner, Mabel Warner,
Flora Bennett, Ercell Keegan, George
Dobson, Alma Palmer, Lena Miller,
Mamie Mahan, Laura Perkins, Abertina
Schnitzler, Nettie Seton, Masters Ed
ward Courtney, Clement Courtney, Law
renee Byrne, Herbert steinbuchel, Don
Mckenzie, Roy Derby. Ralph Cox, James
Sullivan, Edwin Healy, Burt Lewis,
James Reville, Waite Cole, Earl Baily,
Willie Bennett, Daniel Lahey. Richard
Clay, Willie Wright.
MRS. HOMRIGHOUS.
The Nation, Ill, Daily Star has the
following to say Of Mrs. Addie Foose
Homrighous, who delighted the audi
ences at the soldiers reunion with her
singing: "By a recent issue of the
Wichita Eagle, the leading paper of Kan
sas, in which a column and a half notice
is given an approaching event, in which
all the state officials and speakers are to
take prominent part, we note that Mrs.
Addie Homrighous is mentioned as the
best soloist in Kansas Mrs Homrig-
hous' Nation friends will be glad to
read the favorable mention in the Wich-
ita publication. She is we'll known here;
was popular, and one Of the finest look
ing women of the city. While glad to
note herprogress in the west, yet it must
be admitted that such is most highly de-
served. It is always good to know that
Nation citizen leads the way, no mat
ter in what community such citizen hap
pens to reside"
THE NEWS AT GEUDA.
Property has been changing hands con-
siderably this week
Master & Seis have dissolved partner
ship and Mr.. Seig has gone to Blackwell.
The boiler at the bath house has been
repaired. The plumber was badly scald-
ed while repairing the machinery.
Every room at the Bath house is full
Of guests.
Mr.. Rowe has moved out Of the Grand
Central. DR.. Davis is proprietor now
Mr.. Cross began his school, with Miss
Laura Ward and Miss Long as assistants.
Rev. ]. ]. Broadbent's wife, one of the
oldest settlers of Geuda, died at her
home near Hunnewell and was brought
here yesterday for burial
Geuda House: c. A. Moore Wichita: