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

about Glimpses of Europe and al who
heard her VII be anxious 70 Go so again.
Everyone is most cordially invited to b
present and enjoy a pleasant afternoon
with the ladies at the home OF Mrs. Ash
Means, 1902 Mentor avenue.
PLEASANT RECEPTION.
One Of the happiest events of the week
was the reception rendered tie Union
Veterans Union By the ladies' OF their
auxiliary on last Tuesday afternoon.
Their hall was beautifully decorated for
the occasion and a delicious luncheon was
served by tn eladies which was thorough
" enjoyed by the Veterans.
JACKSON WHITE
Last Tuesday at high noon. in the Cen
trail church of Christ Mr.. Tom Jackson
and Miss Anna White were united in
marriage By Rev. A E Dubber, pastor
of that church The ceremony was wit
messed by a fef of the friends Of the con
tracing parties. After the conclusion
Of the impressive ceremony as performed
by Rev Dubber. the party was taken to
the Royal Cafe where a wedding dinner
in several courses was served. The con-
tracing parties are wen known in the
city and have a host of friends who
wish them much joy in their new life.
MRS L. W. CLAPP.
Mrs. i. W. Clapp entertained number
Of lady friends yesterday afternoon in
compliment to Misses Ada and Jer
hutchinson of Iowa City. who are her
guests for the present. The afternoon
proved to be delightful one and the
ladies had most enjoyable time Mrs.
Clapp was voted most charming rostess
by the ladies who were in attendance.
WATsON-DUNKIN NUPTLALs.
Miss May, daughter Of Syl Dunkin,
deputy county sheriff, was married last
Sunday to Ray Watson at the home of
the brides parents, 62s North Market
street. Mr. Watson holds a respons. bic
position with the Wells-Fargo- company
and resides at Ell Paso, Texas. The cou-
pie left for a short wedding trip east
and after their return they VIII take UP
their residence at FL Paso.
TRIP THROUGH ENGLAND.
Mr.. James Allison will give lecture
at the Dodge Avenue NJ. E. church wed
nesday eening. November "A. for the ben
eft Of the Ladies' Aid society His sub
ject viii be "a Trip Through England
and Scotland" This is an entirely new
lecture and will give glimpses Of his
travels through that historic part Of the
Old World His visit to Sir Walter
Scott's home was full Of interest Also
his trip to the home Of VIM. Gladstone
viii abound with rare bits OF informa-
ton concerning the Grand Old Man"
He visited the home of the Wesleys and
can tell the audience many new facts
concerning the founder of Methodism.
KINDERGARTEN DISCONTINUED.
Information is herewith given to those
who were interested in the South Side
Free Kindergarten movement that this
association has discontinued. As a pri-
yate kindergarten was opened In this dis
trict it was decided at the last meeting.
October %, to close the books Of the as
ISOLATION. No funds have been collected.
SOUTH SIDE WHIST CLUB.
Mrs J. H. Reynolds entertained the
South Side Whist club last Thursday
evening. The score cards with their mot
toes were a novelty. The favors were
won by Mrs. E Drake and DIR. + Gum,
while Mr.. Ed. Whitlock came IN close
second, and Lon Williams and Harry
Miles were left at the post Those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs Truck, Mr.. and
Mrs Ed. smythe, Mr.. and Mrs. 3. L.
WIhitlocl, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A Newman.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Drake, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed whitlool1, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Miles,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Gum. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lon Williams, Mrs Nell Donnely, Mrs.
Whitcomb. Mrs. Harry DERRICK. Mr.. T.
Parker, Mr.. F. Farris.
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