The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-12

Duet-Wedding March. Mendelssohn
Miss Wyatt and Miss Haymaker
PRIEST-HOOVER NUPTIAI.S.
Sunday evening, April 5, at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Priest, occurred the marriage of their
daughter. Ellen to Mr.. Orrin Hoover
Promptly at S:15 the bridal party at
tended by Miss Matte Hoover las brides
maid, and Mr. Samuel Hawkins as the
groomsman. led by the Rev. Rudolph
Caughey, of the Oak Street Presbyterian
church, who officiated, proceeded to the
parlor, where bank of palms overspread
by canopy of Smilax was prepared for
the ceremony. The bride wore a hand
some gown of white Paris lawn finished
with lace and satin bows and carried a
bouquet of brides roses and wore roses
in her hair. After congratulations, the
quests repaired to the dining room. where
an elegant three-coUrse luncheon was
served The table decorations were elab-
crate. In the center of the table fern
leaves were arranged and on these was
the brides cake, which was cut by the
bride and put in tiny boxes, tied with
ribbon and presented to each guest. on
either side of the cake were large vases
of carnations and roses. smilaX being
used to form a scroll from one TO the
other. From the chandelier were white
satin ribbons attached to the four cor
nears of the table. these being finished
with large bows. The bride is the young
est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Priest and
is well and favorably known in Wichita
having been born and reared here. The
groom is in the employ of the Wsstein
Lithograph Company, which position ne
has held for five years. He is a young
man of sterling qualities and is to be
congratulated in choosing the young lady
he has for his lifetime partner Num-
erous and valuable presents were received
showing in what esteem the recipients
are held. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoover will be
at home after May /. at 11O6 North Santa
Fe avenue. where the groom has fitted
up nice cottage.
FOR MRS. CLENDENIN.
The Anthony Republican says: Mrs
H y. kirkpatrick entertained Saturday
afternoon in honor of Mrs J. w Glen
denim of Wichita. Three tables OF pro
gressive whist and the delicious refresh
ments for which Mrs. kirkpatrick is ia
nous. were enjoyed thoroughly. Those
present were Mrs j. w. Clenienin of
Wichita, Mrs. Alex Massey Of Kansas
City. Mrs. p. c.. Walton. Mrs w p
Olmstead. Mrs. L. C. Jennings. Mrs H
L. Irwin. Mrs w E PurselI. Mrs W.
f. c. FiTestone, Mrs. c. J. Calender and
Miss Nina Miller Miss Ena assisted
Mrs. kirkpatrick.
h p CLUB BANQUET
At nine o'clock "Wednesday evening
April 5. the X. P. club gave a formal
banquet at their Assembly Hall Music
was furnished during the evening BIZ
Professor Hamiltons orchestra OF St
Louis
The menu was as follows:
Clam Bullion in cups.
Planked Catfish and Bass
Macaroni Croquets
Barley Bread Sandwiches
Prune Gems-Charlo1te Ruse-WaldoFf
Salad.
Cherry Ice. Coffee
WAS PLEASANTLY SURPRISED
One Of the most pleasant Easter parties
was q surprise on Miss Maud Wells al
lS1 North Emporia- Music and games
were INDUCED in. VIII a Amzzister re
ceiving hrst prize: Emma Parrot ths sec
ond- Refreshments consisting OF cake
and ice cream were served. Those pres-
ent were the Misses Nellie Snively. Katie
Smith Emma Parrot Pearl Roswo.th.
Genieve Wells. N2uce Wells Mrs smith
Sniveiy, Wells. Messrs VIII Ambr.ster
Frank Barnes. Charley Barley. Lee
Drake. FL lockwood Herry Neviris
George Bosworrh. Walter Harvey. Chzs
Wells
MUNICIPALITIES
on April /. 1910. Mr. John Mcdonald and |
Miss Lacy Myers were married az the !
home OF Mr. and Mrs John Corbfa at |
: p. m. by Rev Mr.. Msxey- The bride t!
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