The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-07
WITH COLANTHA CLUB
Husbands Enjoy a Social
Given by Their Wives.
PRETTY DOUBLE WEDDING
Celebrated at the CaSad Home
Miss Graves Party

husbands and brothers last Tuesday
evening at the residence of ]. T. Dorsey
corner of Third and Lawrence avenue
1t was the first evening entertainment
given by the club and was decided sue
cess. Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey displayed
great tact as host and hostess. con-
undrum contest engaged the attention of
the guests the early part of the evening.
Mr.. E. A Kinnaird won the first prize
and Mrs. Geo. Walker the BOBBY prize.
The club had arranged to exchange
Christmas presents, the presents to con-
sist of some piece of their own handi-
work. A gift was also provided for each
gentleman, some of which created much
merriment
Dainty refreshments were served, which
enjoyable number was followed by dane
ing, conversation, etc. Those present
We're: Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. De Lamater,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Willett, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. L Keenan,, Mr. and Mrs. Geo Walker,
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Kinnaird, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. F. Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
Ayers Mr. and Mrs. A G. Mueller, Mr..
anu WI OOHl MI. ana
Mrs. H. L. Piper, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Buckley, Mr.. and Mrs Mcmillan, Mrs. D.
A McNichols. Mrs. A C. Musselman.
Mrs. Tom Turner.
DOUBLE WEDDING.
The browning event of the weeks social
functions was the double wedding at 1856
North Main street on Thursday evening,
at which time w. S. Cress and Miss Mat
tie Schopf, Josef Musselman and Mabel
Casad were united in marriage.
The plans were so carefully laid that
even the weather seemed to favor the
affair, as a more pleasant day and even
ing for the event could not have been
chosen, and not a thing marred the pleas
ure of the occasion.
The officiating ministers were Don S.
Colt Of Allegheny, Pa, and DR. w. B.
Slutz of the First Methodist church. this
city, and the ceremony used was the
ever-popular ring service.
The couples keeping step to the Men
delssohn wedding march. played by Miss
Casads sister Marie, came from their
dressing rooms, passed under the fern
covered door and took their places in the
parlor where, surrounded by plants and
flowers, the interesting words of the two
ministers joined the two happy pairs. DIR.
w. B. Slutz off1ciated for Mr.. Cress and
Miss Schopf and Rev. Colt for Mr.. Mus
selman and Miss Casad.
The decorations of the evening wera
cut flowers and growing plants, while
orange blossoms sweetly scented the
Thn
four courses
The reception followed from to 10
o'clock, at which many guests attended,
and during this part of the evening a
stringed orchestra discoursed sweet
music
The brides were prettily attired, Miss
Casad wearing a gown of white organdy
and silk, trimmed with orange blossoms,
and Miss SchOpf wore a tailor made
travelling suit
Many out of town visitors were present.
Refreshments We're served during the re-
ception.
w. S. Cress and bride left for their new
home in Hillsboro, Illinois, on the 1910
train, where he has large interests in
stock and fruit farms
Mr.. and Mrs. Musselman will be at
home to their friends after the 18th, at
1885 North Main. Mr. Musselman is man
ager of the electrical and sporting goods
store of Musselman Bros. on North Main
street.
The best wishes of the Wichita. people
go with these couples, for they are well
known in the city in church and social
work
Many congratulatory kilograms and let
ters were delivered during the evening
from out of town friends.
MISS GRAVES PARTY.
Miss Georgia Graves gave a Watch
Party for her many friends at her
country home, 2007 Arkansas avenue. Her
guests were: Rev and Mrs. T. H Bar
rier, Misses Florence Cubbon, Myrtle
son, Lillian Hutchinson, Bee Baker, Jes-
Todd, Clara Vandiver, Mary Hascall.
Messrs. Will Bowers, Lee Webb. Victor
Bowers, Geo. Lyddon of Kansas City,
Clarence Todd. Henry Kernahan, Frank
kenagy.
The evening was spent in very pleas
ant converse ton and music At a late
hour delightful lunch was served, and
after giving the usual New Year salutes
the guests departed, wishing their hos
tess many happy returns of the year.
HARRY ISENHART'S MARRIAGE.
The Salina Republican gives the follow
ing account of the Isenhart-Blood nup-
tails: "A delightful wedding occurred
last evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Blood. BIS North Ninth street
1t was the marriage of their daughter,
Julia Luella, and Mr. Harry S. Isenhart
The ceremony took place at o'clock. To
the sweet strains of the wedding march,
rendered by Miss Katie Eberhardt, the
bridal procession marched into the par
lors, the bride and groom taking their
places under the arch from which hung
the beautiful wedding bell. While the
music continued in subdued tones, DR..
William FouIkes pronounced the words
that made the twain husband and wife
After congratulations an elegant supper
was served. and the rest OF the evening
was most pleasantly spent by the happy
company. The bride was dressed in
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