The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-30

Prise party Friday evening, by their par
ents, who reside on North Fern avenue.
! The time was spent in games.
The guests were: Madge Reeves, Mabel
Kruger. Elsa Reeves, Beatrice Crocker,
Cttum Tapp, Leo Thompson, Mabel Iy-
ons, Earl Kruger, Earl Thompson, Ben
/ Reeves, Charlie Thompson, Willie Lee,
Alva Fletcher. Harry Lee, Albert
Fletcher.
SMITH-MATTHEWS NUPTIALS
On last Wednesday, in Topeka, occurred
the wedding Of Mr.. Charles Howard Mat
thews to Miss Ella Laurena Smith. Mr.
Matthews is a former Wichita boy, and
is the son Of DR.. and Mrs. R. Matthews.
of this city. In speaking of the wedding.
the Topeka Capital says:
Mrs. Ella Laurana Smith and Mr..
Charles Howard Matthews were married
az half past s o'clock Wednesday even
ing, by the Rev. Charles ". Sheldon The
wedding took place at the home Of Mrs.
L. NJ. Burnett $50 Harrison street. The
two large rooms on the south of the Bur
nett home were used for the occasion.
and were decorated with palms and
Faster lilies. a large bank of the former
made an attractive background for the
contracting parties during the ceremony.
Mrs. Smith wore a dark colored crepe de
chine, ornamented with cream applique,
and carried 2 great cluster OF white
tulips. Preceding the ceremony and i'm
mediately after it. Miss Emma Dennis
sang, All for YOU and Song Of a
Heart Miss Grace Walsh presiding al
the piano, played Lohengrin's wedding
march for the entrance of the bridal
couple. who came unattended. The guests
were received by Dr. and Alrs. r. Mat
thews, of Wichita, Mrs Burnett and Miss
Matthews. Mrs. Matthews was g0wned
in a figured black and green grenadine
made up with chiffon. Miss Matthews
was attired in satin striped pima cloth,
sent from Manila Trimmings of pink
ribbons and pink carnations completed
her girlish toilet. After the congratuia-
tions the guests We're seated a tables in
the dining room FOR q wedding supper.
Here again Easter lilies, with ferns and
white satin ribbons, were used in deco.
rating. There were forty guests in at
tendance. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mat
thews will 20 at once to housekeeping at
3l9 West Sixth avenue, and VIII be at
home TO their friends after May /"
OLD SOLDIERS TO MEET.
The old soldiers campfire will be held
in Fraternal Aid hall. East Douglas ave
rue, next Friday evening. April 9Th. The
program will be exceedingly inviting. con-
sisting Of short addresses by J. E Conklin
and others, recitati0ns, vocal and instru-
mental music. A fine Quartette viii give
several numbers and one or two solos.
Army stories VIII be recited. Il is prob
able that Judge Tucker viii be tried by a
court martial for criticising Officers and
comrades in violation of army regulations.
This promises TO he highly sensational
and dramatic. Come
IN SEDGWICK MUSIC HALL.
The young mems class of the Central
Christian Sunday school have for the
past five years, once each year. rendered
q reception to their friends. Hitherto IL
has been 1T the home of their teacher
Miss Leida Mills. but owing TO the in
creased number of the class. il will be
given this year in Sedgwick Music han.
next Friday evening. April 4th. Here
there win be room for all and the young
men hope TO greet all their friends and
all that are invited. in the Christian ad-
vancement of young men.
AN ENJOYABLE MUSICAL
A very enjoyable musical was given at
the home of Mrs. Z. Higginson last
Wednesday evening. About forty were
present, and a pleasant social hour was
spent at the close OF the program. The
numbers given were as follows:
Duett-Rtgaudon ............... Chaminade
Mrs. Higginson, Gaude Rowlee
Heather Rose ....-.................-.. Lange
Marcia c. Higginson.
Vocal solo-"Left Untold" ..........C Cowen
Miss Lulu HaythOrn.
Song Without Words-No. Il. Meudelssohn
Miss Maude Rowlee.
Melody ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mercadante
Violin Ensemble Club.
Two Skylarks .Leschetizky
Hortense Imboden.
Vocal trio-"Fly. Singing Bird" 49,. Elgar
Mrs. Higginson, Misses Gallagher,
and HaythoUn; violin, Chas. Hig-
ginson, Oscar Bissantz.
Miss Maude Rowlee.
Vocal solo--"The Day is Ended. Bartlett
Miss Lulu Haythorn.
Nocturne-No. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. List
Miss Iortense ImbOden.
ta) u ArriNee .-----.-----.--.-....-- Dancla
Cb) e-Quartette-No 43...... Haydn
Violin Ensemble Club.
MERRY MAIDENS ENTERTAINED
The Merry Maidens were entertained at
tea. Thursday evening. by Mrs. r. ".
George at her home. z49 North Market
street. The decorations for the evening
were very appropriate TO the near ap-
preach of Easter. Golden eggs We're
hanging by tiny ribbons from the chan
deier. n the center of the table was d
nest Of Easter eggs. and from the nest
extended ribbons tied 10 small rabbits
The guests were Miss Harriet Wells.
Miss Helen Taylor, Miss Winifred Wool
allen. Miss Mamie Lewis. Mrs. Z. Il.
Miller.
AN EASTER PARTY.
Miss Almeds Egbert. OF 413 Central ave-
nue.. entertained her little friends at an
Easter party. Saturday afternoon, IN
honor of her eighth birthday
Those present were Helen Heshberger.
Carol Hooking, Julia Scmmers Addie
Barnes, Gertrude Redheld. jeanette 1lc-
rSarrah-nf, Loss Tqz-far Marian Osborn
Maurice WFstCott Marguerite Coates.
Mary Scott. Bessie Dubber. George Dub
her. Florence Brooks Letha Walters.
f5na Eckstein Louins Llgeetc. Nellie
Stenen. JOAN Dewey. While Nciscr. Johl
mption, Boyce Red6eld. Gilbert Dubber .
E8ward Stenen. Schuyler pritchard
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