The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-02

fully enjoyed the splendid affair.
Those present were: Misses Ada Scott,
Daisy Wood. Jetta Campbell. Mabel
Lsrimer, Myrtle Hinton, Geneva Joce-
lyn, Sara Ross, Adeline Harding, Pird
Gilmore, Messrs. Jess McClees, Bruce
Priddy. Fred Little, Allen Davenport,
Graham Campbell, Givin Hagney. Roy
Allen. claud Larimer. Rob Norris. jim
Moriarity, Rob Dennis.
FOR MRS. SIMMONS.
A merry company of relatives met at
the home of Mr.. Davis Simmons. twelve
miles northeast of the city last Thursi lay
to celebrate the home coming of Mrs.
Ella Snyder of Arizona. daughter OF Mrs.
E. NJ Simmons and sister of Mr.
Davis Simmons After sumptuous din
ner all adjourned to the parlor where,
with music and conversation, the time
passed all too quickly. Those present
were: Mrs E. NJ. Simmons, Miss Addie
Simmons of Benton. Mrs. Rosa Sisson
and Miss Lois Sisson of Cripple Creek,
Col, Mrs. Ella Snyder, Misses Myrtle and
Zoa Snyder, Master Stewart Snyder of
Actez, Arizona; Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Anally and Miss May Jackson OF Ell
Darodo, Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Simmons.
Miss Tthel and Master HerscheI Sim
mons, Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Ketzler, Mr and
Mrs. Chas. Ketzler, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Ketzler, Masters Harold and Russell
Ketzler Of Wichita
BARNHARDT-M
Last Wednesday evening on West Elm
street Sam Barnhardt and Miss Mildred
Moffat were united In marriage by Rev.
Charles E. Bradt, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church. The immediate
friends Of the families were present at
the wedding.
The newly married couple left on the
Rock Island the same day for Kansas
City, where Mr.. Barnhardt has a posi-
ton. Both young people are well known
in the city and have a large circle Of
friends who wish them much JOY In the
newly married life just commencing.
FOR REV osTRANDER.
DR.. and Mrs. E. c. Bradt o fthe First
Presbyterian church gave a reception at
their home on North Topeka avenue last
Monday evening in honor of Rev L. F.
Ostrander, who left during the latter
part Of the week for his home in New
York.
spite that fact the attendance was large
and the evening was pleasantly spent in
various amusements..
Refreshments of a delicate nature were
served during the evening. Rev. Os-
trander was presented with a purse of
SIS as a present from the young people
of the Presbyterian church of this city,
with whom he has been associated dur
ing the past few months.
Rev. Ostrander will enter the Auburn
seminary in New York, where his course
in that Institution will be completed.
FOR MR.. HATTON.
The members of the lambda Phi of the
high school gave a delightful reception
last night at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. N. Allen, on st. Francis avenue, in
honor Of Charles Hatton, who has just
recently returned from Europe. Mr. Hat
ton was a member of the lambda Phi
while in the high school. The fraternity
colors were much in evidence last even
ing. The lawn was lighted by a large
headlight and many bicycle lanterns.
There were tents on the lawn and these
were equipped with seats and conven-
fences for the guests.
points on the lawn suggestive of the
trip Of the bicycle tourist while on
their European trip. One of the regrets
Of the evening was that Mr.. Charles
Musselman could not be present at the
even. Mr.. Hatton related many of his
experiences while on the tour with Mr.
Musselman.
Frappe ice cream and assorted cakes
were served during the evening The
guests were: Messrs Hatton, Charles,
Hennigs, Hill, Street Minick, Schollen-
berger, Wareham, Davidson, Stanley,
Tucker, Burton, Powell; Misses Stanley.
Swab, Street Hull Kirkwood, Innes, Sui
Ivan, Imboden. Mae Combs, Purdue,
Jobes, Allen; Mr. and Mrs J. N AL
len.
BROWN BRAITSCH.
Mr.. Paul Brown and Miss Bertha
Braitsch were married at the home OF
Mrs. e. H. Braitsch on last Tuesday
evening at o'clock. The marriage was
very quiet one and only the immediate
friends and relatives of the contracting
parties witnessed the ceremony. Imme-
diately after the ceremony was per-
formed wedding luncheon was served
Mr.. Brown is a member Of the law
firm of Brown and Brown and is one of
the rising young men of the city. Mrs
Brown has a large circle of friends who
admire her for her many charming
qualities.
their friends at 800 South Lawrence
avenue after September Is
PACK OF QUEENS.
The Pack of Queens had a most de-
lightful meeting with Mrs. Tom Kilse.
at her beautiful home in North Law
renee. The prizes were won by Miss
Grace York of Arkansas, and Mrs. Pot
ter hines. The guests of the club were:
Mrs. Howard Wheeler. Mrs. Howard
Moffat Miss June Neiderlander Of ST.
Louis, Miss Jetta Campbell. Miss Grace
York Of Pine Bluff, Ark The club will
next be entertained by Miss Mabel Lar
inner.
MRS. ROSS.
Mrs. Finlay Ross entertained her Sun
day school class OF the First Presby-
terrain church last Wednesday evening
The young ladies gathered az the home
OF Mrs. Ross about O'Clock and all went
TO Riverside for a delightful evening
Various plans for amusement were de-
vised and after luncheon a trolley ride
around the city was taken. The even
ing passed almost too rapidly for the
young ladies and all were sorry when the
evening OF pleasure was ended.
Those present were: Winnie Barnes
Belle Haythorn. Lucy Lewis. Elinor Lar
kin. Mary Potts. May swartzel. Ethel |
McCanless Margaret Dixon. Nell Lah- /
mann Ruth McCabe. aHttie goach. Ha- /
eel Mccoy. Cora knight, Chaflsine Fur /
lay Leah Van rar,eer Gertrnde Num-