The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-16

Many. greens and white chrysanthemums
were used 10 trim all the rooms, the
chanceI effect being obtained by satin
CORDS which raied off one side Of the
apartment. huge vases of the white
NUNS being interspersed. Miss Bertha
Elac1welGer was her sisters maid OF
n0nor. while Miss Mary Soule and Miss
Van Beathuysen. of New orleans were
the bridesmaids. Robert Soule, of New
Orleans. served his brother as best man
ard Robert Holmes and Milton Rozier,
Of St. Louis, were The srOomsmen. There
wac a reception. the guests invited to the
! ceremony being entertained afterwards in
/ informal manner. after an eastern bri-
/ cal trip Alr. and Mrs. Soule will go to
/ New Orleans 10 live. Their cards an
nounce tnat they win be at home after
January at No. 310S st. Charles street.
PEERLESS CLUB.
! The Peerless Whist club was entertain
! ed 10y Miss Marie Richardson at her home
- Ellis avenue, Wednesday evening. The
/ prizes were won by Miss Carrie Richard
/ son who was given copy of "Tueile." 3"
! Ar. Ernest Ransom, who received a copy
CT "Hiawatha" and Miss Tone Spencer
won the BOBBY prize. a little Jap doll
The next meeting of the club win be with
Mr. Ernest Ransom andn9D -inmingerld
Miss Minnie Richardson. Mr.. Ernest
Ransom and 1Ir. VIII Easton were guests
OF the club. Members present were:
Misses olive Cottman Marie Richardson,
Eirgie McCauley, Matte Hinman. Winnie
Richardson. lone Spencer, AIessrs. Roy
Kennel. Bert swarthout. Clarence
Means Harry Frost Arch Stewart. Mr..
Gillespie.
BLACK HAWK CLUB.
The Black Hawk Dancing club gave its
first public dance in Garfield hall last
Friday night. A large crowd was pres
ent and Notwithstanding the rainy
weather every. one enjoyed himself TO the
utmost The next dance VIII be given
next Friday evening and viii be in the
new han over 2o9 Z. Douglas avenue. The
club wishes to thank Mrs Bulla and Mrs.
Doanon for their aid in making the affair
a success. a partial list of those present
folloWs. Mrs +. J.. Bulla. Mrs. J. T.
Donnen Laura Donneg, Olive Smith,
Alice Thompson, Katie Thompson, Nyr-
tie Dougherty. Inez Schaffer, Maude
Guard Anna Clar Ella Clar, Irene Dor
sey. Jean Ross Pauline Helm. Julia
Cloary. Maggie Jones. Bullah Cowden.
Fern Dorsey. MISS Hoge, Rea Markey,
aIss Ma Sc Miss Cubbon. Miss thinner
man. Francis Bulla, Frank Garety. Har-
Old Kelley. Curtis NVinnans. L. Il. -Ander-
son, Cash Guard, Charles Kelley, Walter
Snppich, Walter Allen. Bruce Petrie
Charles Allen, John Markey. George Smell
ua.er, Curtis Winnans, George Painter
Matt Lee, Wallace Wilson Murray ABB
bott, Carl DERRICK, Clarence Donnen
VIII Geile. Gus Wagner, Charles Gunn,
VIII Knox, John Healy.
MRS. HAYS MUSICALE.
Mrs. Abbie Hays gave the second Of the
series OF afternoon musicales which were
begun last Thursday. The rainy after
noon did not prevent an attendance quite
large The informal lecture demonstrated
the psychological side of music as well as
the technical. The examples presented
were Gavotte by Bach used to show an
example of dance in the older time. and
frequently used in the suites by Bach;
impromptu sharp minor by Chopin IL
Illustrating broken rythm. ana the emo
tional element; Bach's Invention No. is
constructed from q mental or purely in
tellecWal standpoint. The Bridal Process
sion by Greis; Valse in c sharp minor.
Chopin; Nocturne. + sharp. Chopin; I'm
pr0mptu Schubert. In the Nocturne were
passages that We're compared 10 a tan
elcd sl1ein of silk. The hostess in her
lecture traced the technlc Of played in
strumcnts from the twelfth century to
the present age. Mrs. Kenagy and Mrs
1iagiI assisted and a delicious frappe
was served
ELECTED CLASS OFFICERS.
on Friday evening Professor Scotts
class of young men of the First N z.
Sunday school met at the home Of the
professor and elected their officers for
The ensuing year. They are as follows:
Roy Leonard. president; Ray Colyin. vice
pr osident. William cave secretary. Ray
Baker treasurer, Roy Goltry. chairman
Of the social committee. After the cleo
ton short program was given which
was as follows: Piano solo by Ny Balrd
Eaulliu defamation by Mss Stella
Burke. piano duett by Mr.. Bai-d fIarlin
ard Eoy Gcltry: recitation by Niss Ko-
zolo. vocal solo hy Mr. Roy Leonard J
The program was closed with recitation
by ar. Wiuiam cave