The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-25

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GIBSOE-LUDLAM NUPTIALS-
| Ymong the many weddings WHICH have
! been recorded during the month OF May
Is the one that was solemnized on last
| Wednesday evening al the home Of MT.
! and Mrs. s. 3. Gibson. East Harry street,
Wichita.
AT $50 o'clock, in the beautifully deco
| -ated parlor, occurred the wedding OF
| Mr.. Chauncey Ludlam 10 Miss Myrtle
| Gibson. While Miss Gibson sister OF the
| bride, played the wedding march, the
| bride and groom. led by Rev Z. I.
| Julian, marched into the parior and took
| their place under a large and artisticaily
decorated arch Here. in the presence of
q large crowd of friends and relatives.
Rev. Julian IN MS short and pleasing
manner. performed the ceremony which
made them man and wife.
The bride was dressed in white French
lawn. daintily trimmed with lace and
| Insertion, and hold in her hand beauti-
ful boquet OF roses. The groom wore the
| conventional black.
After congratulations from the many
| friends, all partook Of a bounteous feast.
Chauncey LudIam is the son Of B. c
Ludlam, one OF the first settlers ana
man so well known that the mention
OF his name is sufficient Introduction
The groom. as well as the bride, Is one OF
Sedgwick county's abiest teachers. hav-
ing taught in the county for several
years and gained a large number OF
friends in every locality where they were
known He is man OF excellent char
acter and sound judgment, as is shown
by his selection OF a lifetime partner
Miss Gibson is an ideal girl. and VIII
doubtless prove herself worthy OF the ad-
miration she receives.
\ very beautiful home on East Thir-
teenth has been prepared where Nh and
Mrs. Ludlam Will be at home 10 their
many friends.
Despite the stormy weather. the follow
ing guests We're present: MesSrs- Sloan
and family, Willie McCrae. Ralph Tombs,
John Means. Ralph Reeves. Homer Her
man, Artie McIntire. Rev. Julian and
family. Clyde Bert and Ross Gibson.
Bert and Claude Ludlam. Mr. and Mrs.
b. c. Ludlam VIII and Frank Graham,
Frank Rimel Worth and Shelby Shaver,
Mr. and Mrs James McCrea and family.
Mr.. and Mrs H Bailey. Mf. and Mrs
Theodore Eads, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Ball, Misses Florence Tonbs Myrtle,
Mabel and Maud Ludlanl. Ella Shroads,
Mabel Reeves. Nettie McIntire. May Nc
Crae, May Sheldon. Miss Lena Fuller
and mother. China Shaver, Mabel,
Chattie and Cora Gibson.
A large number of beautiful and costly
presents were received.
ENTERTAINED PACK OF QUEENS.
Mrs. Paul Eaton entertained the Pack
Of Queens Wednesday afternoon. The
terrible rain-storm did not prevent the
members from attending. 1t was a dark
dreary day. but the club enjoyed their
game as usual. which was played by the
soft rays OF candles The prizes were
little cupid statues. The score cards were
hand-painted cupids on water color pa
per. The prizes were won BY Mrs. Frank
Davidson and Mrs. VIM. Kelso. At
o'clock lunch was served in the dining
room. From the center of the ceiling
were strings of red hearts reaching 10
each end of the table. and terminated in
a red satin bow Suspended over the
center of the table, where there was a
large vase Of red roses. hung a cupid
The menu was printed in gold on hearts.
with Brownies on the edges. The menu
was as follows:
MENU
1.-The lunch BELL the tocsin of the
Packs soul.
Bouillon Petit Poiu.
Chicken Kuenelle.
Pommes de Terre. a la Saratoga.
Salade de Fruits. Raids.
Petit Paiu. Salade.
Sateau de Praises. Cafe Noir.
LOVING CUP.
Come ill the cup. and I'm the fire Of spring
Your winter garment Of repentance fling;
For the bird of time has but a little way
to fiutter.
And 10. the bird is on the wing.
Some very clever and appropriate toasts
were made
Mrs. Bion Hull. Mrs. Charles Pulling
con. Mrs. Verne Frazier and Mrs. Frank
Davidson were guests of the club. Mrs
VIM. KelsO will entertain next.
REUNION
a family reunion took place at the home
of Mr. R. W. Hall. on Topeka avenue.
The gathering was in honor Of Mr.. J. a
Wiley. of Madison. Indiana Those
present We're: DR. and Mrs. J. c. Hall
and daughter. of Wellington: Y. J. Law
and wife. Of Kansas City, kan; Mr.. j. a.
Wiley. Mr.. ]. c. Hall and r. ". Hall
are brothers, and their wives are sisters.
Mrs. Law is a sister OF r. w. and J. {.
Hall.
Mr.. Wiley is seventy-two years old, and
all the company have been married for
the past twenty-five years.
IN HONOR OF MRS. STANLEY.
Mrs r NJ Piatt gave a rose luncheon
Wednesday at l o'clock at her home. SO
North Topeka. in honor of Mrs. w Z.
Stanley. Of Topeka Roses were used
abundantly in decorating both the walls
and the tables. After lunch the time
was spent in singing old songs.
The guests We're: Mrs. W. r. Stanley
Mrs r. p. Murdoch, Airs. J. H. Black
Mrs. H. Imboden. Mrs. T. Vail. Mrs. Ben
Garland. Mrs. A S Parks. Mrs. J. D.
Houston Mrs. D. c. Rounds. Mrs. Fin
lay Ross. Mrs. +. W. Clapp and Mrs
c G. Cohn.
FOR MISSES SCOTT.
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Pratt enter
tanned a number OF young people in honor
or Misses Ada and Jessie Scott. at their
home, s34 North Lawrence avenue. The
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