The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-08

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prehensive subject in very pleasing
manner. The members OF Hypatia ar
Justly proud Of their fine new piano aE'
the pleasure of the meeting was great!
increased BY the beautiful instrumental
solos of Miss Woolf and Miss hittrldge-
.sCaratina.~ by Raft was most charm
ingly executed by Miss Woolf. "Crescen
do by Lasson. and ''To Wild Rose,
by McD6Nen, were exquisite rendered
by Miss Chairman Kittreoge-
At the request of the club, Miss Lena
Beach. the president, read her paper
1.-The Culinary in Literature" which shF
read recently al the meeting of the Sev-
ent District Federation of Clubs held II
Hutchinson Mrs Beach s paper is very
cleverly written and commanded undi-
vided attention from the listeners. AS
Mrs. Beach traced the culinary in litera-
ture from the Bible TO the Cherry pies IT
Alice of Old Vinciennes, one was fcrci-
bly, reminded OF Owen Meredith's quota
ton:
We may live without poetry, music and
art.
We may live without conscience and live
without heart.
NJ
without books,
But civilized man cannot live without
cooks.
MGREW-CANNoN NUP7IALs.
Married. at the residence Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Z. AfcGrew, De-
cember 8. Miss Ella McGrew and Mr. J.
7. Cannca.
At 80, as the wedding march was be-
ing played, the bride, groom and attend
IL,
bride. and Logan Cannon, cousin Of the
groom, followed Rev. G. ". Lutte into
The parlor.
The brides gown was Of brown silk.
made doubly interesting by the fact that
II had served her mother in the same ca
pacity. The groom Wore conventional
black.
After a short but impressive ceremony
and congratulations, the hostess led the
way tc the dining room, where the guests
were seated at a table spread with all the
good things imaginable.
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. B. 2.
ATcGreY, Mr. and Mrs. James S. Cannon,
AIr and Mrs. Q. ". Lutte, BIT. J. NJ. Nc
Grew, Nr and rs. G. A. 8IcGrew, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde 8GcGrew, Mr.. and Mrs A. T.
KeIers, Misses 9Iida Pond, Mabel Mira
and Nira AIcGrew, Lille Cannon, Lydia
Robin and Rose Wallace.
GIVEN FAREWELL PARTY.
The members Of the Ladies' Aid society
Of the German Lutheran church, with
their husbands and few invited guests,
pleasantly surprised Mrs. f. Arnh2ltz at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. c. Fred
I8imstedt 935 South Wichita street, Fri
day evening Mrs. ATnholtz leaves today
for her new home at Hobart. 0. T., and
the surprise was IN the nature of a fare
well party. The evening was spent in
conversation and music. Mr.. Spangen-
berg favored the guests with several Vo-
cal solos and AIr. Bolte furnished the in
strumental music, after when refresh
ments were served. Those present were
Rev. and Mrs. Walton, Mr.. and Mrs. Tat
man, Mr. and Mrs Shoenfelt, Mr.. and
Mrs Brant Mr.. and Mrs. Schwerdfeger
Mr. and Mrs. English, Mrs. Werner, Mrs.
Clark, Mrs. Wendell. Mrs. Bolte, Mrs. F.
Hirlstedt Sr., Miss Himstedt, Mrs
Klentz, Miss Klentz, Mr.. Spangenberg
and Mr.. Edgar Bolte.
WAS GREATLY SURPRISED.
One Of the most pleasant gatherings OF
the season was that which occurred at
the horne OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. 3. Kruger
last Friday evening in honor of their son,
Earl Quite a number of guests were in
vited and all were instructed 10 keep the
affair quiet, as It was TO be a surprise to
Earl. Tie evening came at last ard Earl
was given in charge Of neighbor, who
wanted him to run an errand He willing
IS did as he was requested, and at the
time Of the arrival OF the guests he was
far from home He returned to find the
house al dark ana apparently no one but
his mother at home. She led him into the
2 front room. where the light was suddenly
turned on and the whole lot of his friends
revealed. The lad was greatly surprised,
and the occasion from that time on was a
joyous one. The invited guests We're:
BESSIE Hellar. Florence Stokes. Georgia
Glenn. Grace Prather, Elsie Reeves,
Clara Whitaker. Mable Kruger, Grace
Koontz. Maoge Reeves, Olive Bell. Emma
Prather, Daisy McAiister, Gladis TudOrs,
Chariot Dates. Beatrice Kirkland. MAY
Spangler, Gail Eddy. Olive Palmer, Mary
6farrety. Lille Fletcher, Homer Dillon.
Martin Hellar. Frank McAlister, Wallace
Garroty. Louis Bell. George Hinkly, Rich
ard Garrety. Leonard Tapp Jesse Whit
talzer, VIII Kruger, Robert Whitaker,
Benjamin Reeves, Mrs. Prather, Mrs
iTather. Mrs. Whitaker and Misses
Shaw and Johnson.
FOR MRS. WEEKS
Mrs. r. N. Piatt gave a reception yes
terday afternoon IN honor of Mrs Ida
Ahlbora Weeks. of the Southwestern
Kansas College at Winfield. Mrs. Weeks
MADE an extended and interesting talk on
Goethe and German literature. Miss May
Clark sang several German selections.
After music and social conversation re
freshments were served.
TIE invited guests were: Mrs. J. a
Black, Mrs r. p Murdock Mrs c. G.
Cohn. Mrs. Finlay Ross. Airs. Homer
Caldwell. Mrs. c. ". Jackson. Mrs T.
Y. Sargent. Mrs. W c. Little. Mrs. A S
Parks. Mrs ". A. Reed. Mrs. J. d.
Houston. Mrs. c. 2 Potts. Mrs Harry
Haeny. Mrs ". B. ThrOckmorton Mrs.
s. W Cooper. Mrs. Edward Vail Mrs. &.
Brooks, Mrs. B. j. HUI, Mrs. r. +.
Torringtou. Mrs. o. a. BOYLE, Mrs. J. j.
McNam2ra. Mrs. George Pratt. Mrs. W.
J. Weiser, Mrs. Charles Ayleshury, Mrs
c. J.. Davidson,~AIrs. a. G. Jobcs Mrs
I'll. c. Sluss, Mrs. J. J.. Powell. Mrs. r
Il. Nermilion, Mrs. L. G. Whittier, Mrs.