The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-11

Hartman. Hibarger, Sheppard. SAKE Mar
garet SAKE. Ladd, Ch.lde, Evans, Goloa
Evans, Messrs. Gibson. Marshall. Jay
Gill.
CARTER-M NUPTIALS-
Miss Buenta Mcdaniel ahd Ar. EdNSI 10
Everett cartsr were married last We'd
nesday evening 1T the hs.me Of the e;ifie
parents Leon The wedding was a quiet
one, only the families and immeols e
friends being present. The mouse was
beautifully decorated with palms. cut
flowers and smilax. at o'clock Miss
Mayme Thompson Of Wichita began the
MendeIssohn Wedding March and Rev.
Mccormick of Douglas, the enleiatlng
minister, advanced from one door, meet
ing the bride and groom, who entered
from opposite sides. After the Deauu-
fuI ceremony of the Methodist Cnurch was
performed, the happy couple received con-
gratulations. Later the friends repaired
to the dining room where Miss Clara Nc
Daniel. sister of the bride, and Miss
Phrona WiIkie Of Wichita presided Here
refreshments were served During this
time the Leon Mandolin club serenaded
the bride and groom. The evening pass
cd quickly and about Il o'clock, Mr. and
Mrs. Carter left over the Frisco for an
extended southern trip. They viii be al
home in Omaha, Nebraska. after June
is. Mrs. Carter IS well known IN TINS
city, having lived here for several years.
She IS a graduate of the Sickner Conser-
vatory and a musician of great talent
Mr.. Carter is a young man Of great prom
ise. who holds high position in Omaha.
being general passenger agent OF one or
the railroads in that city. Wichita peo-
pie who attended the wedding were as
follows: Miss Mayme Thompson. Molie
Warren, Phrona Wllkie, Grace Wiil1ie,
Mr.. and Mrs. Conley.
FANCY NEEDLE WORKERS.
The Fancy Needle Workers gave their
First annual party Thursday night at
the home Of Miss ErceD Keegan, 200
East Second street The evening WIS
spent in games and dancing. after which
a dainty lunch was served. Those pres
ent were Misses Josie Williams Maud
Kearne. Ethel Hoag. Blanche Williamson,
Ethel Cleg Lulu Clever, Lena Price. Ida
Williams, ErceH and Cosy Keegan,
Messrs. John Einhouse, Arthur Keegan'
Earl Bailey, John Markey. Leon More
head, Arthur Lyons, George Howell. VII
lie Riley and Charley Garter
A ROSE RECEPTION
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Sargent enter
tanned a few of their friends at their
home at 1892 North Market street, on
Nedne sday evening. The effect of the
evening was roses. Twelve If the guests
were seated at large round table in the
center Of the room with the remainder at
small tables. scattered eDoEt the room
On the large table was a large gilt basket
filled with bridesmaids roses and sur
rounding this was small baskets Of roses
of the same variety. on the small tables
Y ere baskets of the same flowers The
lights We're candles, shaded with pink.
Dinner in ten courses was, served, after
each course the gentlemen progressed TO
the next table. The favors for the ladies
were exquisite hand-painted Miniatures Of
ballet girl n oval gilt frames, while for
the men were the same in square black
frames. After dinner the evening was
passed in six-handed euchre. Mrs. Walt
er Pond won the ladies' prize. a hand
painted bon bon dish, while the gentle
mems prize. hand-painted matchsafe,
was awarded to Mr.. Howard Wheeler.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pond
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Little. FIR. and Mrs.
Walter Innes, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mof-
fatt. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dold Mr. and
Mrs Charles Englehart. DR.. and Mrs. j.
T. Hoffman. Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Evans,
Mr. and Mrs. T. P Kelso, Miss Anna
Brown Miss Helen BurreD Miss Abbie
Potts. Mr.. Given Hagny, Mr.. Charles
Topping.