The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-29

/ an EltEduI supper MAS SEI tli Liz All
vited guests were: Rev. and Mrs.
/ Caughy, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Magee, Mr.. and
Mrs W. Philmlee, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
/ kirkpatrick, Mr.. and Mrs. +. Edmond
son. Mr. and Mrs. G. Kaiser, Mr.. and
/ Mrs n. Sheets, Mr.. and Mrs. N. Go
/ forth Mrs. Grimes, Misses Ethel grimes,
! Sadie G. Grimes, Pearl Harrison, AIessrs.
/ c. Butler. Alvin Philmlee.
NIXON-SHIELDS WEDDING.
! Tuesday evening. at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. J. a. Shields, on the West
/ Side, occurred a very pretty home we'd
ding. Mr.. Albert Nixon and Miss Susie
/ Shields assumed the obligation of welded
/ life amidst tie reiOicings of their friends.
/ Miss Nellie Mann acted as bridesmaid
and Mr. Sam White as best man. At
! o clock the party entered the room ana
arranged themselves in the large double
! doors of the parlor. The bride wore
handsome gown of white Persian lawn.
trimmed in white Lace and ribbon, and
1 carried the bridal roses. The groom wore
conventional black The bridesmaid wore
| a white Persian lawn. and the best man
wore the conventional black. Rev. 4. a
Parker performed the ceremony, after
which they entered the dining room
where a bountiful supper was served.
Mr. Nixon is a well-l1nown young man
of this city. The bride is one of
Wichitas fine young ladies. She has been
raised in this city. and has many friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs Nixon will make their
future home at 241 South Oak street, West
Side They received many useful and
beautiful presents. Only a few relatives
and intimate friends were present.
BOX PARTY AT THEATER.
Mrs T. L. Martling gave a box party
at the Crawford theater Friday after
/ noon in honor of Miss Agiula Hetunger
of Kansas City. A very pleasant time
was enjoyed by those present Miss Agula
Hettinger, Miss Reed Miss Florence
Reed Miss Sara Ross and Miss Margery
! Knorr were those who enjoyed the even
ing.
NEW MUSICAL GENIUS.
The young musical genius. Miss Rowena
| Schifbauer. gave an exhibition of her
| talent at the First NJ. r. church last
/ Wednesday evening Her imprOvisitOns
are truly wonderful, showing poetic tenn
perment originality and great versatility.
| Always Conscientious of her theme, never
repeating a variation, she passes from
major to minor, one moment in a tear
! full. tender andante, the next reveling in
mirthful, sparkling scherzo. as the mood
! SEXES her. Her pure finger cantabie.
/ great breath OF tone and exceptionally
| octave work help her to portray the pic
| ture of her vivid imagination. Her abil-
/ ity to charm an audience is beyond ques-
ton.
BALL IN SEDGWICK HALL.
/ Last Thursday evening, in the Sedg-
wick Music hall. occurred one OF the most
! enjoyable parties Ct the season. 1t was
! given by Mrs. J. J. Mcnamara and Nj
and Mrs. W. J. Weiser. assisted by Airs.
/ W. p. Innis. Mrs. J. Q. Davidson, Mrs
/ Sid Ashton. Mrs. g. L. Pratt Mrs. D. IL
! Houck Mrs J. d. Houston. Mrs. T. w
Brown and Mrs. II. J. Hagny.
The hall was arustically decorated with
/ golden rod and asparagus fern. The cor
ners Of the room were curtained OF into
ental fashion, comfortably fitted up with
divans and sofa pillows. One corner
draped in dainty lace curtains and ferns
of especial beauty, was set aside for the
punch bowl.
The musicians were sorrunded by palms
and flowers. yellow crepe paper decorat-
ed the lights OF the room shedding
subdued glow over the entire room. while
; the dining room was Of red crepe and
decorations OF nasturuans and palms.
! Those caring for cards enjoyed them
selves in Mrs. Hays studio. the next
room north. being used as a smoking
room
Especially good music was furnished
durinS the evening by Professor Blume's
over two hundred guests were present
SURPRISED ---tIR PASTOR
Monday evening Rev. Meyers Of Oat-
vile. WIS pleasantly surprised by a
merry party of young people who pre-
sented their former pastor with two oak
rockers from the coneret50n II the South
Lawrence church
The young people met at . o'clock and
took a very enjoyable har ride 20 the
evening ia music and games. and after
lunch the party returned, 1T an early
.-our. To their homes
The party was composed Of afr ard
Mrs. Headley. Mr. ard AIRS Lucas SIC
pherson. Ar. Gnd S5rs. J. : Whitaker
~. ara Mrs. g. n. Garrison Mrs w :
Tort, Oh u Cumberland Ia Mr. and
Mrs :. F. Peterson, Ar ana Mrs. Free
man Van Deventer. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Tracy Lr. and Mrs. Y r Withereu
ana soc. Sir and Mrs r w Wllhite
Nr. and MIS- Robert Griu1stsld. Mrs.
Joe Furnish. AIS X Wendell Mrs ~
: Kenyon. Miss Reno Ions Miss Anna
Bruier Mss Bless Miss Helen BfCss
Miss HuiarI Miss Ada Hulari Miss
Pearl Burrows. Miss Lots W-hittLker
Kiss Cauoiiue Foss. Miss Gertie Carl
sen. Ar II 2 Peterson NJ Choa3e
Bruner Mr. j.. A. HGuffr ar. HAIRY
HEX. Nr. Raymond Smith. Nr Leon
ard Ayers Alr- Ear Furnish ar steele
MsCGir heon. M Prank kenyon Sir
Ralph kenyon ffr Kirk Epsev ST. Jge
warner Nr L.nets. - Long AZ. cl4ede