The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-30

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the entire line. The weather was quite
disasreeable but nevertheless the little
company forgot all else and made the
streets ring with their iaushter. The pu-
pills declare that they had one OF the
pleasantest times of their life.
MoRRIsoN-NEAL.
| Mr.. W. r. Morrison of this city was
married to Miss Alice Q. Neal at her
home in Bay City, Mich. last Thursday
evening. Mr.. Morrison is superintendent
OF track ard construction Of the new
street railway company and as such has
become very popular among large cir
| Gle of friends, and Miss Neal is one OF
! Bay City's popular young ladies. Mr.
Morrison has lived in the city but short
! time but viii make this his permanent
| home after a few weeks visit in the
east with his bride.
FOR MRS. HORTON.
! Thursday evening, Sept 9Th, the
/ friends and neighbors OF Mrs. Geo. s.
/ Horton of 1850 South Topeka, assembled
unexpectedly to her, it being the occas-
/ ion of her 18th birthday. An interest
ing program was rendered by leading eio-
cutionists of the city, among whom were:
Miss Mary GarHch, after which ice
cream and cake were abundantly served
Mrs. Horton was the recipient OF several
elegant presents, among which was a
beautiful gold ring. The guests after
participating in games until a Fate hour
departed, wishing Mr.. and Mrs Horton
many returns of this happy event Thoss
present were: Mrs. Lawrence, Mrs.
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and Mrs. Wilbur Mrs Mead, Misses Lii
lie Mead. May Mead, Mary Garlich and
Toots Mead. Messrs. Ohio P. Myers,
Thos. Duffield, Hartford Mead.
WHITMORE- OSBURN
Mr. Homer B. Whitmore and Miss
Grace Lee Osburn both of this city were
united in marriage Wednesday night at
the home of the brides parents, 1881
North Wichita. Quite a company were
present to extend their best wishes and
congratulations to the happy couple. Rev
A. A. Parker Of st. Paul NJ E. church
officiated.
FOR MR. r. A. SANKEY.
Saturday evening a surprise party wa 2
given in honor Of MIR. A. Sankey's s0th
birthday. Mrs. Ada Lawrence gave a
number of readings during the evening
and won the applause of all by her fine
delivery and excellent selections The
whist prizes were won by Miss Blanche |
Childs and Mr. Erwin Taft. Mr.. San
key received a number of beautiful pres !
ents. Refreshments were served at a
late hour and the friends departed wish |
ing Mr.. Sankey many more happy birth !
days. The guests were Mrs A H
Howard and Miss Della Howard of New |
ton, Iowa; Miss Jessie Opperman Of Pom
tiac, ILL.,. Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Childs, |
Charles Mosher, Fred Fans, NJ w |
Weeks, Erwin Taft, Lloyd Terrell, Frank |
Mcpherson, D. NJ. Galusha, Frank Har-
ris, DR.. R. Matthews, Charles Fordham,
N w. Moore, Mrs. L. s. Carter, Mrs.
Ada Lawrence, Mrs. Kate Wendell, Miss |
Maude Mosher, Irviline Mosher Maude |
Matthews, Blanch Childs, Waneta Hill.
Lizzie Balm and Master Robert Moore.
HYPATIA WILL HAVE CHARGE.
On Friday Of Street Fair week Hypatia |
will have charge of the Helman-Taylor |
art exhibit and the following reception /
committees have been appointed Mrs. |
Addie Homrighous is chairman Of the !
committees and will be assisted from |
a. M, till l p. m, by Mesdames Sarah |
Jersey, ]. L. Dyer and Lora Priddy. |
From i p. m, till p. m, Mesdames J. |
w. Hendel, Louise Henderson and Miss /
Lou Phillips viii be in charge. During |
the evening the reception committee will |
consist of Mrs Homrighous, Mrs w H. |
Newman, Mrs. Caddie Pierce and Miss |
Geneva Jocelyn. All members of Hy- |
patia are expected to be present some |
time during the day and assist these
committees in making the day a success.
RLANDER-FRAZIER
Invitations have been received in this
city for the wedding of Mr.. Donald Ralph |
Niederlander and Miss Annie Louise
Frazier on October 10, at the ST. Marks
Memorial Episcopal church in ST. Louis /
After November l. Mr.. and Mrs. Nieder-
lander will be home Fridays at 4074 /
Washington Boulevard, ST. Louis.
Both Miss Frazier and Mr. Niederlan- |
der are so well known in this city that |
a great concourse Of friends are specially |
interested in their marriage. Miss Fraz-
Ter is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs W. !
r. Frazier. formerly OF this city Mr.. |
Neiderlander is the son Of n. T. Neider- /
lander and was reared in this city He /
left here for st. Louis some time ago /
where he has become treasurer of the /
Western Engraving company. and has |
many friends among his business asso-
ciates. Miss Frazier has for a number /
of years been a frequent visitor of Wich-
tia and on one OF these occasions first !
met Mr. Neiderlander. Mr.. and Mrs |
Neiderlander are assured a warm vel .
come by their many Wichita friends |
should they ever visit here, all Of whom |
extend to them their best wishes.
WILL GIVE RECEPTION.
The Twentieth Century Club will give !
a reception in the Art EXHIBIT rooms at |
the Hotel Hamilton on Tuesday evening, I
October End from s to 10 O'Clock. All T.
members and friends of the club are in /
vited to be present. No admission will /
be charged.
ART EXHIBIT.
The art exhibit for the carnival has /
arrived and will be ready for visitors on /
Monday. The program for the exhibit I
is as follows:
Monday-Hostesses members of Astria 4
club; Monday afternoon-C7uests Of hon
the school children OF the city: Mon /
daS evening: Reception 70 be held in .
exhibition parlors by cooking club and +
Musical club.
cal club: Thursday evening: Reception 7
given BY Twentieth Century club IN ex-
hibition parlors.
Observation-Disclosures: Members % 1
Paramount Library club; wednesday 4
morning: Guests Of honor. teachers Of ali I
the city schools. academy and colleges