The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-17
IS A KENTUCKIAN
Louisville Physician Won a
Wichita Bride.
CEREMONY AT ST. LOUIS
Other Events in Society's Gay
WhirI.

| Another Of wichita's daughters captur-
ed in the bonds of matrimony. This
/ time by 4 Kentuckian Some two years
ago, Miss Grace Sutton visited her sister,
! Mrs Dilday at Louisville, Kentucky, and
so charming was she in manner and at
tractive in form and figure that the local
| papers had her photograph taken and the
| cut appeared over the words ''one of the
beautiful girls OF Kansas" Many sought
her acquaintance and among the num-
Der a young physician of eminence and
one Of the old families of Kentucky.
Their acquaintance ripened into mutual
admiration and love and the finale came
last Thursday when Mrs. Hannah E.
| Wilten announced the marriage Of her
daughter Grace to DR.. William Henry
Coleman, Thursday, November Il, at Cen
tenary NJ. Z. church, st. Louis, Mo. The
ceremony was pronounced by Mr.. Rev.
Dr. J. II. Young. Miss Grace Wilten
is a Sedgwick county girl and a graduate
o fthe Wichita High school class of 1897.
She is a sister of Mrs. ]. r. Anderson
and Mrs. Harry Sutton of this city and
possesses rare and excellent qualities of
mind and heart, such as best equip young
womanhood for the holy Office of wife.
DR.. William Henry Coleman is a young
man of sterling qualities, admirable char
acter and will fill a high position in his
profession and is to be congratulated on
the prize he has won in one of Wichita S
beautiful and cultured maidens. The DR..
and wife Will spend a few weeks in Chi
csgo and will return to Louisville early
in December and be at home to their
friends at 1925 Fourth avenue, Louisville,
Kentucky.
SIX O'CLOCK DINNER.
On Friday evening, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r.
Diver gave a six o'clock dinner to a
number of friends. The occasion was
in honor of Mrs. James z. Stewart of
Quincy, Ill. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy TruaX, Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell
and the Miss Rollins of Fairview. After
dinner all INDUCED in an exciting game
of whist, Mrs. Stewart and Mr.. Truax
winning the prize.
A PLEASANT SURPRISE.
A very pleasant surprise was given to
Miss Mary Mssonhall at the home of
! Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Clark, 926 South En-
poria last Tuesday evening, her birthday.
! The evening was spent with music, games
and at a late hour ice cream and cake
and fruit was served. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Corwin, Grandma
Corwin, Mrs. KOb, mr.. and Mrs. Harris,
Miss Ethel Morris, Miss Annie Kob,
Miss Lena Shultz, Miss Mary Shultz,
Miss Ada Voge, Miss Zena Voge, Miss
LYDIA Michels, Miss Lulu Clark, Mr.. Chas.
Shultz, Mr.. Willie Shultz, Mr.. Frank
Kob, Mr.. Smith Menefee, Mr.. Geo. La
donx, Mr.. Frank Mccartney.
ADAMS-wHITE.
Last Thursday evening at o'clock, Mr.
Roy Adams and Miss Libbie White were
united in marriage by Rev. Burns at
the Methodist parsonage. After the GER
emony they repaired to the brides home
where an elegant supper was served. The
bride is the eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. White and the groom is one
of the genial clerks in FoHett's hardware
store. They will be AT home to their
friends at 935 South Lawrence avenue. A
host of friends extend congratulations to
the happy couple.
HER nth ANNIVERSARY.
On Tuesday evening a most enjoyable
party was given by Mrs. Ann Farmer at
her home, 226 South Walnut street. The
occasion was her nth birthday and a
large number of relatives and friends
We're present. Mrs. Farmer is one of
the oldest settlers. having come TO Wich-
tia i'm 1870. Dinner was served at :
o'clock and later the evening was spent
in games and conversation and many
original features of entertainment which
provoked great merriment. The invited
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. John Far
mer, Mr. and Mrs. George Wachob Mr..
and Mrs. True Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. L. Watson. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Far
mer, Mr.. and Mrs. James Yazel Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Farmer. Misses Retta Sloan,
Pearl Farmer. Frieda Musselman, Alys
Farmer Olive Farmer, N1essrs. Gilbert
Scheesly, Fred Farmer. Robt Sloan, Geo.
Farmer Hazard Hudson, Ross, Claud
and Richard Farmer.
AN ENJOYABLE EVENING.
Friday evening Mrs. A. \. Wallace as
sisted by Miss Libbie Wallace entertained
party Of young people for Master VIII
Wallace at their home. 1927 University
avenue. The evening was spent in play
ing games. Refreshments were served
az a late hour after which the guests
departed. each having spent ar enjoyable
evening. Those present were Harry Van
Arsdale. Leah Kirkland. Lena Larimer.
Katie and Clara HOenscheidt, Flossie Bo-
dine. Mabel Shriver. Adelia Terrell. Jes-
sic Burrows, Alvie Wetmore, Earl Wal
lace Ina Davis. Harry Riley. Dot VII
liams, Ada Bachtel May Trout, Edwin
McNaughten. Master Had, Hazel Buese.
Chas. Magerkurth. Clara Moore, Madge
Reeves. Minnie Treadway. Chas. Free
man. Roy Riley. Florence Laidlaw. Ralph
Cone. Elgie Koontz. Lula Cartwright.
Grace koontz. Clyde Cartwright, Alice
Farmer and Lille Fletcher.
y PLEASANT SURPRISE.
Clarence Gwyn was most pleasantly
surprised at his home on South Topeka
avenue last evening. About twenty young
people called 10 spend d last evening
with him, pending his departure TO his
new home. near Hobart Oklahoma The
evening was passed in games and social
converse and after partaking Of a dainty
supper the guests bid their Young host
goodnight, wishing him all luck aud pros
perity In his home in the new country
The following We're among the guests:
Katie KOhstad, Bertha Sohermerhorn,
Edna King. Alice Rice. Efie PARROT.
Jessie Southwell. Gertie Braitsch. Walter
Morgan. Victor Gerteis. George Painter,
William Knox. WIZ Hosford. Alva Dry
den Harry Hicks Harry AIcKenneH.
Chas. HEREFORD. King Joslyn. Alma
Wolfe, Edith Braitsch. Carrie Carter.
Raymond Smith and Eva Zeller.
MISS MORLEY ENTERTAINS.
Miss Pearl Morley assisted By Miss
Berry, Williams entertained few gentle
men friends Tuesday evening At her
home over I5s North Main. In honor OF
her brother Ford Woriey OF Kiagfsher I
Those present were VIII Price. Milton
Clark. Clyde Farris, \. J. Adams and Roy
Morley.
COOKING CLUB.
4 most delightful time was snerS by the |