The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-26
YOUNG PEOPLl WE'D
Prominent Society People Of
Wichita and kiowa Wed.
ELABORATE DINNER SPREAD
Other Events in Society's Gay
WhirI.
ELABORATE DINNER SPREAD

The marriage OF Miss Ora ]. Lee OF thi:
city to Mr.. Winifred r. Smith Of Kiows
| took place Wednesday, May q, at the
home Of Mrs. N. L. Willis, 12O5 Biting
avenue. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. C. S. Nusbaum of Ottawa, Kan.
assisted by Rev. II. Parker, brother-in-
law Of the groom. It was one Of the
| prettiest Of May weddings. Miss Lee ID
| one Of Wichita's most popular and &C.
complished young ladies. Mr.. Smith is
| one of Kiowa's leading business men
The bride wore a travelling dress of Re
| side Green enitian cloth, trimmed in
| batiste applique and tucked chiffon, en-
| broidered in gold beads. She carried q
1 large boQuet of white carnations. The
| bridesmaid, Miss Olive Thomas OF OK
1 ford, Kan, was dressed IN pink organdy
and carried pink carnations. The groom
and groomsman, Mrs Lewis ". Leach
Jr, OF Kingman, was dressed in con-
| ventiona1 black The house was taste
| fully decorated with roses and smilsx.
| One corner being arranged for bridal par
~ was decorated with palms, statuary
and flowers. Promptly at the hours the
bridal party descended the stairs to Lo-
hengren's wedding march by Miss Adelaid
Willis. After the ceremony the guests
proceeded to the dining room where they
partook Of an elaborate wedding dinner.
after which the bridal party were escort
ed to the railroad station and departed
on the sos Missouri Pacific train for a
short wedding tour. They VIII be at home
to their many friends In Ksowa after
June 1. Many costly and handsome
presents were received. The following
invited guests were present.
Messrs. A. Walker, Chas. Walker, L.
W. Leach, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Leach
Of Kingman, Mr.. and Mrs. z. Newman,
Mr.. and Mrs H. Hoffman. Mr.. and Mrs.
N a. Wells, Mrs. N. NJ. Thomas and
daughter, Olive OF Oxford, Mrs. NJ. K.
| Jones, Rev. Parker and wife, Rev. Q. S.
Nusbaum and wife, Ottawa; Miss Mamie
Parker, Miss Ella Parker, Mrs. II. c.
| Leach, Kingman; Miss Mayme Leach,
Kingman, Mr.. and Mrs. Upton and
daughter, Misses Flora Dorsey, Davis
billiard. Matte Ferguson. Sadie Kauf-
man, Esther Kaufman, Misses Bowman,
Ethel Johnston, Bertha Johnston.
CARL WOLFF SURPRISED.
Carl Woltz was very pleasantly sur
prised Friday evening in celebrating his
18th birthday at the home OF Mr. Charles
Daugherty, 80 New York avenue. The
evening was spent at various games and
refreshments of ice cream and cake were
served. Those present were: Ethel
White, Maggie Warner. Nellie Piper,
Mable Hunt, Goldie Mills. Ethel Miller,
Nellie Sheridan. Guenn Blackburn. Lulu
Woltz Maude Woltz, Mosceline Black
burn, Messrs. Leonard Ayres, Henry
Scnoff Alfred Einhause, lie Moyne Mas
on, Arthur Land, Al Hovey, Clark Macy,
Dean Smith, Fred Mathewson, Henry
Startzman, Robert Sutton, Carl Wolff.
Roy Adamson, Mr.. and Mrs. Mills. Mrs.
jim Woltz, Mr.. and Mrs Carlston. Mrs.
Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs Chas, Wolff, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas Daugherty.
FOR MRS. COUGALL.
Mrs. Frank c. Woods, 1125 North En-
poria entertained Friday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. Cougal OF Van COuver. B.
c. A fine lunch was served. About
twenty-five ladies were present
WICHITA PEOPLE TO WE'D.
The engagement of Mr. II. S. Mccoy
and Miss Stella McElhaney has been an
nounced and the wedding Will take place
some time in June. Mr.. Mccoy is the
son of c. w. Mccoy, real estate dealer,
and has always lived in Wichita. For
seven years he has been connected with
the Wichita Gas company. Miss Nc
| Elhaney is one of the popular teachers OF
| the Lewis academy. She received heI
education in the city schools, graduating
from the Lewis academy several years
/ ago with honors. She is a daughter OF
J. A. McElhaney, who operates a nur-
sery on North Market street. After the
wedding, the bride anc groom VIII make
| their home in the handsome cottage re
Gently purchased by Mr.. Mccoy at the
corner Of First and Cleveland avenues.
SCHOOL PICNC.
Undoubtedly the JolIIest party OF pic
sixth grade Of the Mccormick school and
their teacher, Miss Shaw. The daF>>-wa!
spent at Linwood and every one thorough
| " enjoyed the day, no one lost theil
| temper for a minute, no one cheated II
( the many rollicking games, and II was
remarked by several who visited the parl
| during the day that this was one picnic
| a little out OF the ordinary. Even wheI
/ three different ones fell into the creek, i
was all turned into pure run. On the
way home they made Douglas avenue
ring with their yells and many tired face.
| smiled as they went by shouting enC
/ laughing Their class yeil is as follows
1--WE aim high, we always try, we had {
| nice teacher, and that's no lie" Those
! who composed the jolly crowd were a.
follows: Elsa Ferguson, Ella Lovelace
Lena Violette, Lilly Fletcher, Ina. Davis
| May Furnace, Bessie Hellar, May Sprng
| Ter Georgia eileen, May Trout, HaZl'
Brease. Lois Payne, Fannie Parkhurst
Dot Williams, Jessie Burrows, Earl Tur
ner, Earl Wallace. Marten Hellar, James
! Findlay. Alvie WetmOre, Homer Dillon
! Bill Wallace, Mrs Burrows, Mrs. VII
liams. and Frank Payne.
MR.. AND MRS LILLY ENTERTAIN
Last Sunday gay party Of picnicker'
/ enjoyed the hospitality Of Mr.. and Mrs
/ Chas. G. Lilly at their country residenc'
on the Cowsl1in, ten miles from Wichita
Several buggy loads or guests from tn
city drove out and spent the day undel
/ the comfortable shade OF the trees and
/ with the refreshing breezes 70 enjoy. A
/ noon the ladies made an elaborate spread
out on the banks OF the creek and tn
! drive out there and the wanderings abOu
| the place had produced such an appetite
| among the visitors as made the hni
/ lunch very greatly enjoyed II was
| happy event and the guests expressed
! their enrirs pleasure and gratitude 4
/ their host and hostess, STr- and MS LII!
| for the good time experienced Thos
! present were: Mr.. and Mrs Chas. c
| Lily: Mr.. and MIS- y. J. Ward, Mr.. anS
| Mrs. Clifford R. DSrratt Mrs. Mary Muir
! ply, T. L Thompson. Miss Fern Lilly
/ Miss Halle Thompson and AesSrs- Henri,
Peterson, Ernest Drowstzsky and Chsrles
Bigelow.
MRS. CL4APP'S ELEGANT FUNCTION
one OF the most elegant functions eve
enjoyed by the leaders OF wichita 50
ciety was the elaborate breakfast givel