The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-18

| the rooms and flowers were also sent in
/ lavish abundance by friends along with
congratUlatory letters from children and
other members of the family absent, as
well as many warm friends. The happy
! and aged couple were also the recipients
! of several fine presents and souvenirs
/ in golden remembrance OF this half cen
/ tury mile post in their martial career.
/ The happy party separated late in the
evening, wishing TO Mr.. and Mrs. Bud-
| Iun many mora years Of life tigether-
/ At Christmas time It is expected that q
! general family reunion CT all members
| viii take place in this city.
P. S. N. SOCIETY.
The P. S. n. society met with Celia
Israel on Wednesday evening. An en-
/ joyed the occasion Those present were:
Lois Baker, Ethel Houston, Margaret
/ case, Nina Mcfarland, Grace Burlington,
Lottie Lpdlum. Mary Mathews. Susie
Lockwood
ST. JOHNS ALTAR CHAPTER.
The Altar Chapter of St Johns church
viii hold a tea next Thursday afternoon
at the residence Of Mrs. True Richard
son IA North Lawrence avenue, from
TO 6. A nice program is being arranged
The members of the church and friends
! generally are cordially invited to be pres
| ent
F. A A. SOCIAL.
The members of Council No. Is F. A.
A., will be entertained next Tuesday
night at the lodge room, Main and First,
with good program. Every member is
expected TO be present.
A SURPRISE PARTY.
A very delightful surprise party was
/ "a North Cleveland avenue, Thursday
evening. The evening was spent in play
| ing games, and at late hour refresh
ments were served. The guests departed
wishing the hostess another such pleas
ant evening. Those present were; Misses
Maude Havens, Oracle Hutchinson, Eva
/ Harpstrite. Hazel North, Eva Torrey,
/ Nina Elsea, Messrs Earl Bailey, Arthur
/ Lyons, Albert Cove. Forest Freddy,
/ Willie English, Willie Hutchinson, Roy
/ Kelso, Roy Buckingham.
RAILWAY POSTAL CLERKS.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H Fritts will en-
terrain the railway postal clerks and their
/ families at their residence at S07 South
/ Seneca street west Side, on Friday
evening, November q.
CHENEY BACTITEL NUPTIALS.
Last Wednesday afternoon Miss Mar
! garet Ellen Bachtel and Mr.. Carlos
Cheney were united in marriage at the
home of the brides parents, MI and
Mrs. H. J. Bachtel, on Hewitt avenue.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
/ Cornelison in an impressive manner, after
/ which an elegant lunch was served. Only
/ the relatives and a few friends were
present. The newly marriew couple were
/ the recipients of some very pretty pres
ents OF silver and cut glass.
Mrs. Cheney has g host Of friends in
this city. The groom is a prominent cat
tleman of the territory. After the well
wishes of all present Mr.. and Mrs
Cheney took the southbound Santa Fe
train for their home near Kildare.
QUILUA CLUB.
/ The members of the Quilua club were
entertained Friday night by Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas Franklin at their home 1011
South Lawrence Progressive whist was
the ordre of the evening. The prizes were
won 10y Mr.. and Mrs. John Knoblaugh.
/ After whist refreshments were served.
;
Der of musical selections by Mrs. Swent-
1 zell and Mrs. Schnitzer. A very enjoy
! able evening was spent.
IN MISS GOHEGAN's HONOR
Miss Pearl Murdoch at Eaglehurst on
/ Thursday evening, November Is. enter
/ tanned in honor Of Miss Laura Gohegan.
/ Luncheon was served in eight courses.
/ Souvenirs, American beauties. Table dec
orations, roses, smilax and candles.
! House decorations, chrysanthemums.
/ Loving cup was used and toasts made
/ to Miss Gohegan, Omar Kahyam being
frequently quoted. The guests were:
/ Miss Tucker of Tyler, Texas, Miss
+ Laura Gohegan. Miss Rose Wallenstein,
/ Miss BTable Larimer, Mis- Daisy Woods,
/ Miss Daisy Lynch, Miss GeneWy Jocelyn,
/ Miss Ined Mason, Miss Myrtle Hinton,
Miss Ada Scott Miss Anna Brown.
DAUGHTERS OF REBEKAH
The Daughters OF Rebelzah. I. o. o. F,
/ viii give Gypsy social at their hall.
! IS North Main street next Wednesday
/ evening
I Mrs. Parsons as the leading gypsy. as
sisted by gypsy queen and five other
! gypsies VIII give all the entertainment
any one can digest in one evening. with
fortune telling. tableaux and refresh
/ ments.
EAST SIDE CHAUTAUQUA
/ The East Side Chautauqua circle en-
/ tertained the assembly circle at the home
| Of Mrs I. N. Combs, 39s Wabash avenue.
/ This is the French Greek year Of the
/ Chautauqua course and the program and
/ entertainment sunored Of that study The
/ souvenirs program were pleasing novel;
/ ties on the cornor was a fashlight taken
I at the Colonial party given by Assembly
/ circle last year; on the inner pages were
( the program and menu both written in
/ Greek and French. The program open
/ ed with roll call. which Assembly circle
answered by quotations forming an
/ acrosuc C. l. s.. East Side circle an
/ swered by quotations IN French The
/ Uneeda Quartette sang. The members o.
( the quarrette are: Felix 1IcNeal. Fred
Evans. II. a Vincent and L. o. Bran.
! Ciaud Houck read a paper on French
| Revolution. and Miss Conway discussed
/ Rivalry Of Nations" Miss Kelse gave
/ a recitation. The parloTs were decorated
in red crysauthernums, in the library the
bay window was fitted 20 represent the
Louvre. The name was outlined WITH
red chrysanthemuns above the window
A game Of matching quotations added T.
the evenings pleasure The prize was
won by w A Vincent Those present
were. Misses Goidle Evans. Berulce
Evans Anna Vincent Mad 1TcCaudless.
Allie Dodge. Agnes Conway. Maud Mc-
Clauehlir, Paw Keiso. Mary Shay. MIN
ME shaw. Eils Hfoarger. Mamie Nae
Combs. Wrus 3Tae stewart Eessrs Far5