The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-08
| JOLLY TROLtY RIDE
Frisco Employees Have Merry
Evening on the Cars.
WEDDING BELLS RINGING
Three Wichita Couples United
in Holy Matrimony.


song swere sung and q most enjoyable
evening was spent by all present
The Frisco shop employees intend to
give a series of trolley rides and parties
in the near future. Among those present
were:
Mrs. Buffers, Misses Grace Priest, En-
ma Rowe, Blanch and Anna Gackenb ok,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Gackenback, Mr.. G.
w. Howell, J. f. Ambere, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. II. McKenna, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Reed,
Mr. z. Wilson, Miss Vivian Wilson, II.
+. Martin, Mr.. J. Jergeson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hubert, Mr.. ]. c. Kervs, and Masters c.
Harberson, Ora Sweet, George Howell
and Z. w. Peterson.
PIRTLE-HUTCHINSO WEDDING.
Mr.. w. NJ. Pirtle and Miss Myra J.
Hutchinson were married at p. m. Sept.
3. at the residence of Col. W. +. Hutch
ison, 14lS North Lawrence avenue. Rev.
A. A. Parker of ST. Pauls NJ. Z. church
officiating. Mr.. Pirtle is awell known
contractor and builder of this city. Miss
Hutchison is a daughter Of Col. ". z.
Hutchison. She was raised in Wichita.
Only relations and a small number of
close friends were present at the we'd
ding. The newly welded couple went.
after the ceremony, to the train bound for
Eureka Springs, Arkansas, where they
win remain until September 10Th. After
the 10Th they VIII be at home at 1903
North Topeka avenue.
MR.. FITZPATRICK SURPRISED.
A scene of great enjoyment occurred at
the home of Jerry Fitzpatrick on North
| Wabash last Friday evening.
While he was down town a number of
his friends met. put UP the lanterns and
prepared for his coming. And OF all the
surprised men! He nearly tainted, but
when he recovered the fun commenced
! Various games and music served to pass
the time. and 1t was a late hour when
refreshments wereserved and the party
disbanded. Those present during the
evening were:
Viola Walton. Bernice Payne, Leona
Blades, Mabelle PettiJohn, Florence Shu-
man, Minnie Shuman, odessa Lawrence,
Miss Baker, Helen Myers, Kate Petit
/ john. Kate Fitzpatrick, Lille Fitzpatrick,
/ Nellie Shurod, Mabel Petty, YSte Rich
ardson, Blanche Beard, Nellie Fitzpat-
| rick, Miss Then, Margaret Combs, Irene
Fitzpatrick, Gaylord Myers, Robert
| George, Ed. Violet, Guy Richmond, Rex
/ Payne, Rey Bailey, James Myers, Clyde
! Evan $ Charlie Myers, Martin Weiss,
! Athol Ford, Jerry Fitzpatrick, Claude
/ Shuman, Bert Richards, James Comfy, win
! Walton, Clarence Blades, and Master Leo
! Fitzpatrick
MISS DEANS TEA PARTY.
A unique entertainment in the form Of
/ q new fashioned tea party was given by
/ Miss Jean Dean at her home, 423 West
! Ninth street, on last Wednesday after
noon. Each guest received a hand paint
| ed card, which was painted with tea
| roses, japanese maidens, tea pots, and
! sups and saucers, as a decorative sugges-
| ton. The painting was done by Miss
! Burns. Each card contained seventeen
| questions, each beginning with the let
| ter IT, 10 be guessed by their defini
| tons which were given. A half hour was
| given to the guessing contest. The first
prize, a dainty Japanese cup and saucer,
was won and given to Miss Adelaide Will
| lis. The BOBBY prize was achieved by
| Miss Juanita Taylor. Refreshments were
| served at the close, and these consisted of
| sandwiches. Russian tea, pickles and oil
I ives. Ice cream, cake and confectionery
| finished the menu. The guests present
were as follows: Ada Helm, Iva G. Cole.
! Hortense Imboden, Nina Allen, Chris
tie Campbell. Annie Bond Of Meade, Ossie
Bergman, Edna Dillman, Adelaide and
Julia Willis, Vina Oldfeld, Elzora Camp,
May Comfy. Stella Rounds. Bernice Bur-
rus, Hazel HarTff. Irene Dorsey, Lavinia
and Nora Campbell, Maud Rowlee, Hattie
Lawrence, Matte Howe, and Juanita
Taylor.
PROGRESSIVE WOMEN MEET.
Progressive Women, circle Is, met Tues
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs L.
Meredith. 1nis being the opening meet
ing of the year, it was rather more Of
BUSINESS meeting.
Roll call was responded to with quota
tons from Oliver Wendell Holmes.
pleasant letter from circle !, Glen
wood. Iowa, was read by the correspond
ng secretary.
A letter of Importance came next from
our director, Mrs. Ellie W. Merriman. of
Minneapolis. Minnesota.
Mrs Hitchcock gave an interesting
book review The Gypsy's Daughter"
and Miss Dague recited The Man in the
Moon" in a pleasing manner.
Our question for debate was: THE
Church and Labor-What Attitude Should
the Church Take with Respect to the La
Dor Movement"
After a short discussion Of the question
we decided that the church should do
more to unite labor and capital and en-
deavor to show more equally her recogni-
ton of labor so long as the rum kin gis
god. If our churches labor viii continue
10 riot we decided that strikes were
wrong. that all questions can be settled
by arbitration with fairness to all par
ties involved.
We missed many bright faces OF our
members at this meeting who are away
/ enjoying the sights Of eastern cities, and
our attendance was small.
r. G. F. r. PORCH PARTY.
! Misses Lulu Leonard and Mayb6lle San
ford entertained the H G.. +. p 10 q
porch party Monday evening AT the home
Of Miss Sanford. = most interesting
match game Of target shooting was in
dulged in. together with other contests
and music which lead 10 10 most de-
ughtfuI final OF cooling refreshments
FINDLAY-PAL8iER
Mr. Charles Findiay Of this city, was
married Friday evening TO Miss Rea Pal
raer Of Augusta. at the home OF the
groom parents on Olive avenue Mr.
FindIay is a wei known young business
man Of this city and has large circle
OF friends. who wish him all the possible
happiness I'm his new life. Mrs. Firdley
is a charming young lady who has only
20 be seen 10 be liked. They viii Re AZ
home 10 their friends al 1913 North To-
peka avenue.
EOR MRS. JOHN FELLOWS.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs r. -. Piatf
and Miss Fellows gave q party ~ the
home OF Mrs. Piatt on North Topeka ave-