The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-20

number Of friends Thursday afternoon ar
a 8 O'Clock dinner. The occasion was
a delightful one, socially and musicaIly,
and the guests were: MI and Mrs Rob
| ert Coates, Willie and Margery Coates,
Mrs. T. H. Tenney and little daughter FL
magene of ST Paul, MINI, Mrs Fannie
Hobbs and Captain W. T. Burgess
FAREWELL PARTY.
Mrs. s. Goldstein gave a farewell party
to a number Of her friends last Thursday
/ night at the home of Mrs. I. Gross on
South Lawrence. Mrs. Goldstein has been
the treasurer of the Entire Nous club
] for the past ten years.
After spending a very pleasant even
/ ing the guests adjourned to the dining
room. where supper was waiting. The
menu was as follows:
Soup.
Consomme Deslingac.
Olives Sailed Almonds. Celery.
Broiled Kenebeck Salmon.
Saratoga Chips.
Fried Spring Chicken.
! French Peas. Mashed Potatoes.
Lettuce Tomato Mayonnaise.
Tutti Fruit, Ice Cream and Angel Food.
Walnut Cake. Bon Bons. Fruit,
/ Sweet Cake. Chocolate.
At the close of supper Mrs Kradel-
sheimer arose and after very beautiful
speech in which she mentioned the great
service rendered by Mrs. S. Goldstein
during her membership in the Entire
/ Nous club, presented her with a very fine
cut glass berry dish in behalf of the
! club. Those present were as follows:
Mesdames Kradelsheimer. Chas. Cohn,
B. Levi, s. Goldstandt. Garrison of Ok
lahoma, G. Kaufman. A. Hess. H. Jo
/ seph; Miss r. Wanenstein.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goldstein and family will
leave soon for Kansas City, where they
will make their future home.
WHIST PARTY.
Miss Laura Gavy entertained a number
Of her friends Friday evening at her
home on Indiana avenue. The first part
of the evening was spent in whist. the
prize being won by Mr.. Bridenstein.
The latter part of the evening was spent
in dancing, after which luncheon was
served. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. James Breidenstein, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Taylor. Miss Emma Hornaday, Miss
Mabel Vreeland, Miss Vixen Kessler,
Mr.. Ray Powers. Mr.. Frank Brady, Mr..
I Charles Walker and Mr.. VIII Morris.
CUPID'S DARTS.
Miss Edna Kirkwood and Mr.. S. G.
Kimel were married last Wednesday
evening, at 8 o'clock, at the home of the
brides parent, DR.. and Mrs. Kirkwood,
S25 North Lawrence avenue. Rev. c. S.
Nusbaum officiated, the ring service be-
ing used. Just before the ceremony Miss
Darl Oldfeld favored the company with
a solo. entitled, "Oh, Promise Me-" The
wedding march was played by Miss Mabel
Aver, who throughout the ceremony
played The Flower Song Mr.. Pierce
Torrey acted as best man in the place
of DR.. Murray Kirkwood, the brother of
the bride, who was unable to act on
account of Illness. Miss Maud Willacy
attended the bride as maid of honor, and
al nd
were the bridesmaids.
The party were surrounded with a wall
of palms and flowers, while overhead
hung a very pretty image of Cupid.
The bride wore a gown of white wash
chiffon. The bodice was of lace inser-
ton and tucks, with a bolero jacket of
Valenciennes lace and trimmed in pearl
tucking and deeply ruffled with several
rows OF lace insertion and pearl trim
mings.
Miss Wilacy wore a white chiffon Of
all-over tucking, with white lace and
ribbon trimmings.
Miss Kimels dress was pale blue
French batiste, trimmed in white lace
and insertion.
Miss Sewell wore cream silk null,
with pink ribbon and white lace trim
mings.
The diningroom was beautifully dec
GRATED and the wedding supper was elab-
crate.
Many beautiful and useful presents
were received. Among them was a hun
dred-dollar check from DR.. and Mrs.
Kirkwood: chocolate set, Mr.. and Mrs.
George; silver baking dish, DR.. and Mrs.
Edwards; silver fruit fork, Ray Torrey;
oyster fork, Pearce Torrey; cut glass
berry dish, creamer and sugar. Dollie
Kimel; china plate and bonbon dish, Lulu
Parker and Harry Larkin; water set,
Temple Kimei; picture Bertha Kirk
wood; set silver spoons, Olive Decatur,
Eva Decatur, Evelyn Imboden. Darl Old
field, Mildred Hayworth and Winnifred
WOOlard water set Mr.. and Mrs. Hat
field; silver tea set W.T.. Whims, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Parkinson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walker and Mr.. and Mrs. Piper; water
color picture, Misses Hall; water color,
Fred Hin; crayon picture Lulu Shep-
pard and John Gibson; gold-lined ladel,
Maud WiIacv; gold-lined cream Iadel,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bourgette; silver ladel, Hat
tie Kimei; sar6ine fork. Hattie Seweu;
leather couch. Ora, VIII and Tom kimel;
pie plates. Mr.. and Mrs. Burke; sugar
shell. Mabel Aver and Claud Funk; cut
glass olive dish, Grace Colvin; silver but
ter dish. DR.. Davis: book. Naughty Or
der Of Purple Stsgs; Morse chair. Otis
Cove. Everett Alexander, Prof. Marshall.
Frank Holmberg, and Clarence Reed;
gold-lined card receiver, Adrian Houck:
jardiniere stand. Mr.. Gilbert: lamp. Alb
bic Kimel. Mr.. sam Macredie; silver Ia
del, Nellie Boyer; cut glass vase. John
and Walter Stark; point lace handker-
chief. ARENA Gates; cut flowers. Dell
Kindred cut glass almond dish. Mr.. and
Mrs BOYLE; silver meat fork. Claudia
Mccoy. diningroom table. Or. Murray
Kirkwood; parior lamp, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
X. Mimel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kimel VII De at home
after November II 81 their newly fur
nished cottage. - North Wabash
The invited guests were Mr. and 3frs.
T. X. kimeI. ST. Clearwater. kan. Dir.
and Mrs E- L. KimeI Clearwater. kan
AR and Mrs u. o. kiuei, Clearwater.
kan: AIr ard Mrs. y n. George. Az
kansas CITY. NJ. and Mrs. Il T. Eli.
Arkansas City. SIr. and AIRS G. r. Ser
ing. Arkansas City, Mr.. and fIrs- =. p.
Burke Arkansas City. Sir. and Mrs. !
W. Kiuel YILisca- Ia. Alr- and MIS- J.
Scott Kansas City. ny and Ms john
NXLlacy. Portland. Texas. SIR AID 1lTs.
r A. Arnold. Portland. Texas Ar. ard
Mrs Jznes Hobbs. Indiana, Ar erd
Mrs EfIl Harmon. Ne| albany lla.,
NJ AID Mrs. Conlie Harmon -ew AZ
bauy. In6 Mr and Mrs Elmer Har-
mon. New Albany. Ind, SIR ard Mrs
Drilets. IndiaDat pr. ard 1rs $3.50
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