The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-04

biD annual class srap. Those present
We're: Mr. and Mrs. belong. Misses Wal
aena Aiartindale, 4yrtle Craig. Mabel
Salmons Edna She. Ernestine Pollard.
Beul an Schaliere. Marcy Kirk. LenOra
temiinson, SteiIas Ball. Birdie Ford,
.Aessrs. Thaddeus sninn. Daniel Binford
Lawrence Rich. lsWard Mitchell. Roy
Riley. Samuel Setec. Leroy Scriven. FL
fner scriven. Waren Ellis. Clement Par
ker. Lloyd Pieres
STREET FIR OVER AGAIN.
A unique Nay lay party was given by
the young people OF the Reform church
gany decorat6 pole was erected and
the young ladies' Joined n q dance around
K and the S6use men were obliged to
pay for the pRiiegs Of dancing with
them Mr.. Henfy Huffman was master
OF ceremonies. 4 midway scene was en-
acted with Carl GehTing as Snowman and
MISS hraitsch. as Anna Eva Fay. re-
vealed the futdte "a al corners Ice cream
and cake We're served
FIRST MEETING OF GUILD.
\ delightful informal reception was
given Friday afternoon by Mrs c. ".
/ Brown at her home. 1104 North Lawrence.
/ in honor Of the General Guild OF the EpiS-
eopal church. an organization which in
cludes all the lady members of the St
Johns church. This was really the first
meeting of The Guild.
Mrs. Brown is president of the General
Guild and Mrs. George Pratt is chair
man Of the Entertaining Guild; Mrs.
/ True Richardson Of the Altar Guild
Mrs. 3. b. Cushman Of the Benevolent
/ Guild; Mrs. J. d Ritchey of the Mis-
sionary Guild; Mrs. Z. +. Dunn OF the
/ Young Peoples Guild.
I he meetings will be held monthly
/ with the ladies, and they VII be similar
( TO the reception given BY Mrs. Brown.
MINISTER'S ENTERTAINMENT.
Mrs. r. Z. Guthrie entertained the
ministers of the city Wednesday night
/ at her home. 403 Waco avenue in honor
/ OF Rev. and Mrs. Thayer, who left this
I week Tor their new home in Topeka The
/ affair was delightfully."- informal and the
ministers and their wives spent the even
ms in social conversation. Refreshments
were served. Mrs Guthrie was assisted
| in entertaining by Mrs. II. w. Darling
and Mrs. Ed Robertson. The guests
were Rev and Mrs. II. z. Thayer. Rev.
and Mrs. Chas. +. Dradt Rev and Mrs.
James Lawrence. Rev. and Mrs. c. s.
Sargent Rev. and Mrs. \. Phelps. Rev.
and Mrs. n Parker Rev. and Mrs W.
s. Vail. Rev. and Mrs Daniel Switzer.
Rev. and Mrs. y. z. Harmon. Rev. and
Mrs. Bruce Griffith Rev. and Mrs. W.
A Bosworth. Rev. and Mrs. J. E. VIII
son. Rev. and Mrs. Rudolph Caughey.
Rev. and Mrs. T. NJ. Corneilson, Rev.
and Mrs. Humfeldt. Rev. and Mrs. A. Z.
Dubber. Rev and Mrs ". H. Wharton,
Rev. ". T. Olson, Rev and Mrs. F. \.
Lynch, Rev. and Mrs. Lee Meyers, and
Rev. and Mrs Adolf Walton.
MARRIED.
Freeman Russell Mccoy, a son OF DR..
and Mrs A W. Mccoy was morried
on April p at Mena, Ark, to Miss Will
lie Daniels of that city. Mr.. Messy las
lived almost all his life in Wichita and
many friends who will wish a happy life
70 him and his bride. They will make
their home in Mena. where Mr. Mccoy
is in the railroad usiness.
KIMEL-LEICHARD NUPTIALS.
A very pretty wedding occurred at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Alert Leichardt
eight miles south of Goddard, Thursday
evening. May /. at half past seven
o'clock. Their daughter Lillian was uni
ted in marriage to Mr. Thomas Kimel.
and 9th of the young people are well
known in this county. Miss Lillian was
born and raised at the home from which
she was married. while Mr. Kimel came
here when bit few years Of age. The
marriage ceremony was very beautifully
and impressively performed y Rev. Mr..
Barth, an uncle of the ride
The ride was dressed in dainty cos
tune Of white French lawn and lace, and
carried a huge boquet Of brides roses.
The groom Wore a black evening suit |
After the ceremony the following supper
was served:
Cold ham. Chicken.
Salad. Pickles
Assorted Cake
Strawberries. Ice Cream.
Coffee Fruit. Candy.
Following is q list Of those present and ,
the gifts
Father Of the ride q COW and calf. the 1
pick of the herd. mother Of the bride. s.; !
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S Trotter Roman chair; /
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Leichardt and +
son Norris. salad owl; Miss Olive LEIGH I
ardt silver aking dish: Mr.. and Mrs 9 [
A. Leichardt wicker rocking chair: Miss I
Cora Leichardt. silver salad fork: Miss
Florence Slocum CNew Mexico original .
water color sketch: Miss June Slocum
(Omahal cake plate; Mr. and Mrs Hen
ming and daughters, Emma and Theresa,
silver sugar shell and butter knife. Miss
Cora West. hand-embroidered rose cen
ter piece; Mr.. md Mrs. q. w Rathburn
(Michogaul clock: Nir and Mrs Barth {
nem-stitched towels: Mr.. Gus Barth (Ari-
zona) carving set; Mrs Rosa Dettimore
Colorado and Nr and Mrs. Chas. Scott
berry dish. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Scott
and children. banquet lamp Mr. and
Mrs. r. X Kimel Sr gold piece: Mrs
Hattie Kimel and her son. silver berry
spoon, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII kimel, =. Mrs.
George and daughter (Arkansas city,
AXE plate and salt and pepper shaker;
Mr.. and Mrs. ora EiInel and sons piano
amp; Mr.. and Mrs. McCradie. salad set;
Misses Dollie and Temple Kimel, table
10th and napkins; Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
[imel. carving set.
The wedding march was PLAYED By
Mrs. Frank Scott and daughter Lillian.
Mr. and Mrs. Kimel ST. having moved
% Wichita. the groom purchased the old
homestead five miles east Of Clearwater.
where ne and his bride VIII be at home
o their friends.
GOLDSNlITH-WALL WE'D
DING.
on Wednesday evening Mr. Ike Cold
mith and Miss Rose WGliensteiu were
United In marriage in the consistcry room
4 the Scottish Rite cathedral. The
guests assembled about 3 o'clock and
we're shown 20 the consistorv room. The l
oom was handsomely decorated with
aims and Easter lilies along the tis,es
Sack OF the altar the rail was covered
With southern cmiiaN and hanging liz ;
Continued on Second Pase.