The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-16
YOUNG PEOPLE WE'D
Pleasant Home Wedding of a
Well Known Society Belle.
BUT FEW GUESTS PRESENT
Other Events in the Society
Circle of Peerless Princess.

Mr.. Hal S. Mccoy and Miss Stella Nc
lElhaney were married wednesday evening
at the home Of the brides parents, $40
North Market street. Rev. T. n. Lynch
Of the First Methodist church oficiated.
Rev. Bradt Of the First Presbyterian
church assisting. Only relatives and q
few intimate friends of the contracting
parties were present.
The parlors were beautifully decorated
with palms and cut flowers. An arch OF
asparagus and MargusTites was placed TO
one side of She room. under which the
couple stood while the ceremony was per
/ formed.
At $3.50 Miss Name thompson began
| Bdendelssohn's Wedding March at the
piano and the bride and groom and the
| best man and bridesmaids entered the
room and took their places under the
arch.
After congratulations the company ad-
! journed 10 the dining room, where boun-
tiful wedding supper was served. The
/ table was decorated with bridal roses in
vases.
The bride wore white Persian lawn
gown trimmed with hand made lace. She
! carried q beautiful bouquet Of bridal
roses. Miss Mccoy the bridesmaid, was
| dressed in a handsome pink gown and
carried a bunch Of roses. Miss Maude
McCracken was gowned in blue silk null.
Misses Richter were gowned in white, and
Miss Ellsworth in blue silk. All of the
brides attendants carried bouquets Of
roses The bride and groom were remeun-
bered by their friends with many beauti-
ful and costly presents.
The happy couple are at home to their
friends at their home, 156 Cleaveland ave-
nue..
The bride IS daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A MoElhaney. She is a member of
the class of 's5 Of the Lewis Academy,
and has been teaching the primary grades
in that institution She IS one Of the best
workers in the First Methodist church.
Mr.. Mccoy Is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
VI. Mccoy and has been employed by the
Wichita Gas company for the past nine
years. Both young people are well known
and very popular IN Wichita society.
WICHITA CARRIERS.
The carriers and clerks of the postof7ce
met at the residence Of Charles G. Lilly
on last Saturday evening. The meeting
was the regular monthly meeting of the
carriers, to which the clerks were invited.
After the business Of the meeting was
transacted music was furnished by Miss
Ruth McCabe, Miss Mitchell Of Kansas
City, Miss Cecil Barlow and Messrs.
Bracken and Walden. Refreshments were
served. The following were present: Mr..
and Mrs. Chouteau, Fortner. Mcdonald.
Bracken, Lilly, Latham, Barlow, Smoke,
Mrs. McCabe and Decatur, Misses Nc
Cabe. Mitchell, Barlow, Williams, Lilly, /
and Hannum, and Messrs. Walden. Dew /
ing, Taggart. Baker and Hannum.
ALMA CHAUTAUQUA.
The Alma Chautauqua Circle VIII meet
next Tuesday evening at the home OF Mr. /
and Mrs. G. z. Campbell. This viii be
the last regular meeting Of the year. Az /
ter the program a social hour will be /
spent and refreshments will be served by (
the gentlemen of the circle. The follow /
ing is the program:
Song by the circle.
Recbation-Prof. H. B. Scott
Reading Journey in the Orient-O. G. /
Eckstein.
Vocal solo-Anss schofeld.
Resding-L. a. Bone.
COSMOPOLIs CLUB PICNIC.
The hay-rack picnic Of the Cosmopolis |
club members last Tuesday evening prov /
ed very successful. 1t was the semi-an-
nual anniversary Of the organization OF /
the club and a japanese lantern picnic at /
Linwood was attended by number Of the /
club members and invited friends. Games I
and music occupied the greater part Of |
the evening, and dainty refreshments I
were served at a late hour. The party /
was chaperoned by Mrs H W. Petty.
Since the organization Of the Cosmopolis /
club last December its musical and social |
functions have in every instance been /
most gratifying and successful. and I
among its members are to be found some
OF Wichita's most talented artists. Its
officers at present consist Of the follow
ing: Chas. ". Myers, director: Geo z. /
Barnes, assistant director; c. Z. Evans.
secretary and treasurer; Messrs. Laird |
Hamlin, R. N. Goltry and VIII Needles.
musical directors; Fred c Jones. athletic
director.
Among those present at last Tuesday
evenings festivities were: Misses Mabel
carp, Florence Mock. Leila Banks, Mabel
Petty. Ruby Kuykendall, Grace Blades,
Blanche Petty. Viola Walton. Grace Daw-
son, Marie Speuman. Ethel Johnston,
Florence Alexander and Pearl Green. and
Messrs. Baird Hamlin. Clyde Evans. Louis
Walton, Charlie Myers. Roy Goltry. Fred
Jones. Archie Barnes. Clarence Blades
Frank Bonnsy. Charles Jones, George
Barnes and Ralph Cowley.
PLEASANTLY SURPRISED.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. X. Nen we're very
pleasantly surprised by a number Of their
friends last Thursday evening at their
home, 215 South Water street, IN honor OF
their wedding. which occurred June /
The event proved jolly affair. The guests
furnished the refreshments. consisting OF
Ice cream, cake, fruit and confecd d0nery.
The time was spent in music, cards and
Sa-rfDr ho4rr +ha~- dana I