The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-09
HEARTS ARE JOINED
Early Morning Wedding al
Mr.. Warnhof'S.
HOME NICELY DECORATED
Miss Kathryne Wilson Married
TO Mr.. Wells.
HOME NICELY DECORATED

A very pretty wedding took place yes
terday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
Warnhof at 10 North Emporia avenue.
The bride was Miss Kathryn Wilson Of
Salina, Kan, sister OF Mrs. Warnhon.
and the groom was Mr.. II. J. Wells of
Topeka, Kan. The ceremony took place
at $3.50 a m. and was performed by DR..
Ritchey Of st. Johns Episcopal church.
only the immediate friends Of the bride
and groom were present.
The bride and groom left Immediately
for Topeka, and from there they viii go
to the Buffalo exposition on their honey
moon trip.
Mr. Wells is travelling salesman for the
! Chas. Wolf packing house at Topeka and
is bright and popular young man. Miss
Wilson is a charming young lady and IS
much esteemed by all who know her.
| She has been visiting her sister, and
while here has made many friends.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Warnhof
was handsomely decorated for the coca
sion.
HOSsFELD'S CHILDRENS PARTY.
Cne Of the most delightful children's
parties Of the season was that given by
| Miss Hossfeld yesterday afternoon in
/ honor of little Dorothy Douglas Of Kan
| sas City, who has been visiting her for
| the past three weeks. The afternoon was
| spent in music, games and dancing. Miss
Hossfeld was assisted by her sister, Mrs.
| Won Herrlich of Kansas City. Among
those present were: Anita Henderson,
Maize Burgesser, Barbara Henderson,
| Cora Moore, Vera Knoklauch, Pearl Kol-
stad, Anita Parks, Albertina Schnitzler,
Albertina Noltemeyer, Henrietta Hoss-
field, Marie Behr, Ruby Murray, Clara
| Hossfeld, Ruth Moore Edna Parks, Mil
| n 7 %, N~oI
temeyer. Adeline Hossfeld, Homer Love
land, Zimmerly Bryan, Charlie Hossfeld.
/ Harry Loveland, Henry Schnitzler, Fritz
| Schnitzler, Raymond Parks, Jessie Whit
lock, Ernestine Casper, Dorothy Douglas
MILDRED BROWNS BIRTHDAY.
Little Mildred Brown of 52S South Main
entertained Monday afternoon in honor
| assured her oily time and departed,
wishing her many more as pleasant
birthdays. Dainty refreshments were
served. Those present were; Oracle Behr,
Helen Crouch, Nina Dodds, Madge Lii
mon, Chester Dodds. Sheldon Helena
Don Jones and Bessie Dodds.
MRS. WARDS SURPRISE PARTY.
A surprise was given on Mr.. and Mrs.
n. J. Ward at their home, 726 East Thir-
tenth street Saturday, June l. The even
ing was spent in games. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Fiat, Mr.. and Mrs.
Young, Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson, Mr..
and Mrs. Wadlow, Mr.. and Mrs. Cho-
teau, Mr. and Mrs Hoover, Mr.. and Mrs.
Weeks. Miss Mitchell Of Kansas City,
and Oscar Ward.
MISS DOWNING'S May PARTY.
Miss Downing's May party for chill
dTen, given at Garfield hall Monday
night. was a decidedly pretty juvenile
function. More than thirty children par
ticipated. There were but few mistakes
made by the children in the dancing, and
these were not so glazing as to be no
ticed by the spectators. The children had
been well drilled and went through every
movement gracefully and prettily. The
hall held the largest crowd that ever
assembled there and it was with diff
Guilty that floor space could be reserved
for the dancing. The decorations were
confined to the stage. A fence of green
with white flowers upon it crossed the
stage, and behind this the orchestra
was seated. In front was the throne for
the queen with carpeted steps leading to
it from the dancing floor. Miss Una
Wallace, the queen, wcre an empire
gown Of white silk with long train. She
wore a diamond necklace and a crown |
OF pink roses. She was attended by Ger
trude Redfeld. Catherine Grant, Alneda /
Egbert and Constance Smyth.
The grand march was led by Jeanette |
McNaghten and Boyce Redfield. Both !
little people were in evening dress, Miss |
Jeannette's being q red silk. After this !
the fancy dances were given. Brilliant |
Bennett gave a japanese dance that was i
one Of the prettiest of the evening. She |
was dressed in a blue and yellow kimono |
with yellow sash and carried a fan and |
a parasoi. Miss Margie Grant gave q /
pretty skirt dance.
In the flower dance each little girl car
ried a hoop of flowers and the effect was
TraTN -, ET--
gave a solo dance, and Brilliant Bennett
gave a butterfly dance in connection with |
the flower dance. The girls in the flower 1
dance were: Constance Smyth, Cecil |
Grimes. Marguerite Bowman, Gwen
Houston, Geneva Woods. Hazel Robb,
Clara Goldstein. Marguerite Ward, Edith
Mailo, Sarah Morsman, Ethel Stovel,
Margie Grant, Marie Homer, Loretta
Ward. Mary Cooper, Florence Brooks,
Lila Swain, Margaret Case and Blanche
Day. The dance by Cecil Grimes and Ira
Johnessee was q surprise to the guests,
They were dressed in green and red as a
little Irish boy and girl, and gave a reg
ular Irish ..g.
The May pole dances were very pretty
The poles were decorated with roses and
the ribbons were Of various colOrs. Those
taking part were: Gwen Houston. Sidney
Levi, Geneva Woods. Edwin Aylesbury
Marguerite Bowman. Charles Aylesbury I
Chain, Ira Johnessee. Margie Grant, Ce-
ell Grimes. Lawrence Iskowisch, Guy
Houston. Brilliant Bennett, Strong Hin
man. Alleen Houston, Daryl Denny, Ma
RE Homer, Leo Levi Mabel Smyth. VII
bur Cooper. Raymond Stetler. Florence
Brooks. VIM Holmes. Esther Smyth,
Forrest Ansden. Appa Fosnot, Edgar
Amsden. Ruth Lewelling. Edmond Adj
ans. Edith Mailo.
After the fancy dances the children
danced Til 1890. when the older people
took the floor and danced for two hours.
Mrs. hamburger furnished music for the
children's dances. and Blume's orchestra
for te later dance.
Miss Downing was assisted BY Misses
Emma and Mamie Downing, Flossie Ben
nett and Eva Dill.
PROGRESSIVE WOMEN PICNIC.
Progressive Women Circle No. = held
heir annual meeting Thursday evening
II Hyde Park. taking well filled baskets
and enjoying themselves. eating their ,
suppers under the beautiful trees. enjoy
ng the cool evening breeze The young (
aides were as children, ronping and en-
Dying themselves for Il was rare treat
% them all. This being the annual meet ,
ng only a short program was rendered ,
2ol call was responded % with quota
ions from WI Csrieton's book az Pc
ms Two new members we're admitted
recitation. Kentucky Belle" By Miss
Edna Dsgue proved her ability as Al