The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-22

Webb, Clifford Rely. Edgar Richmond.
Harry Comley.
HYPATIA.
The business meeting OF the Hvuatia
last night was but partially attended.
owing to being just before the holidays
\ good extempore program was rem
dered
Mrs. Eckstein spoke on the duty Of club
women toward state and county chari-
ties. and presented the subject in a clear
and concise manner Mrs. Charles John
son followed on the same subject, but
with more conservative views. The first
speaker gave practical plans for action.
while Mrs. johnson dealt with the theo-
retical side OF the subject
Mrs. Pridd gave a dissertation on the
Georgia and Massachusetts plan OF re-
organization Of the general federation,
vhich is generally known TO club women.
As member Of the board OF general
federation she told OF a peace confer
ence that had been appointed to settle
the difficulties ont of court.
The next meeting will be a faggot party
a she club rooms Each member VIII be
expected 70 entertain the company in
some way during the burning Of a small
bundle OF faggots. Light refreshments
VIII be served.
DOLD-COX NUPTLLS.
Mr.. Fred Dold and Miss Orlena Cox
were married Wednesday evening in the
parlors of the brides parents. AIr. and
Mrs L. II. Cox, 800 Waco avenue.
Rev Richey of the ST Johns Episcopal
church performed the ceremony.
The room was tastefully decorated with
smilax, and in one corner. under an arch
Of the vine. the couple were united by the
solemn and beautiful ring service Of the
Episcopal church.
When the words. what God hath put
together let no man put asunder." and
the ring was slipped on the brides fin
ger, the minister pronounced the bene-
diction and the few guests assembled
stepped forward and congratulated Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Dold.
After the ceremony and the congratula-
ticns. light refreshments were served in
the dining room, which was decorated
with smilax and pink carnations.
The happy couple left for St. Louis az 10
O'Clock, where they win spend a few DAYS
From there they win 90 % Chicago and
on TO Buffalo, where they win spend
Christmas with the parents of the groom.
They will return about the middle Of
January and VIII occupy the Frost cot
tage on North Market street.
Miss Cox wore gown of white taffets
silk. overlaid with Persian lawn, and
trimmed with q sash Of liberty silk and
few rOsettes. II was very simple, but
very handsome.
The presents received were varied and
beautiful articles received from the rela-
tons and friends Of the couple.
Miss Cox is the daughter Of ex-Mayor
L. NJ Cox. and has lived in the city for
a number OF years.
She was prominent in society circles
and popular with all.
AR Dold is the manager of the Jacob
Dold packing plant in this city He has
been here three years and has built up an
immense business for that company.
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Dold of Kansas City
and Mrs. Ira Sherwin of Fort Scott were
the only out-of-town guests present.
FRATERNITY CARD PARTY.
Last evening the Y. :. Fraternity gave
a small informal card party at the resi-
dence of Mr.. \. Hess. Quite a number
of the boys Young lady friends were
present. and enjoyed very pleasant
evening at cards. At q late hour they ad-
iourned TO the diningroom where "a we'll
decorated table was awaiting them. The
young ladies We're given large American
Beauties as souvenirs. Miss Mosher
was awarded an elegant bon-bon spoon
as a prize for the card games. Mr. Reese
/ evils received a handsome card case as
the gentleman's prize. After several
lengthy toasts We're given they departed
for their homes. Those present were:
Messrs. 7. AIDES. r. Lewis. G. YOung. ID.
NIinick. r. Bailey, c. Russell. u. Tor
rington. w. Smyth. c. Hess, W Hess.
and Misses Letta Brown. Mary Findiay.
Lulu Richmond, Irvalene Mosher Ora
NVestgate, Mabel NIagiIl, Grace Dufield,
Anita Woods, Flora Andrews. Maude
Hess.