The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-15

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! George Walker. The guests were: Mrs.
Robert Collins, Mrs. Harry DERRICK, Mrs.
julius Luling, Mrs. L. a. Kinnaird, Mrs.
]. H. Knoblauch, Mrs. Harry Piper, Mrs.
j. H. Reynolds, Mrs. Cliff Sawyer, Mrs.
Lon Williams. Mrs. George Walker. Mrs.
Forrest Parker, Mrs. II. G. Whitcomb,
Mrs Ed Whitlock, Mrs. Bert Whitlock,
Mrs Frank Burt, Mrs Robert Phinney,
Mrs. Harry Jones, Mrs. Milton Rudolf,
Mrs. Charles Well Mrs. George Bradford.
Mrs Fred George, Mrs. G. W. Vandevere
Mrs A. A OFT. Mrs. y. NJ Weinschenk,
Miss Leah Vandevere.
RNING-LOVELAND.
home of the brides parents. Mr. and
Mrs H. NJ. Loveland. 1926 South Main
street, Winifred, eldest daughter of Mr..
John y. Herring of Newton. Rev. Huy
Ter of the Presbyterian church. officiat-
ing. Only relatives and immediate friends
were present.
Mr. and Mrs Herring left at once for
! Newton, where the groom. has comfort
able home prepared for his bride. They
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( December /.
KINDS MORGAN NUPTIALS.
Mr.. Anthony c. Hines, influential
merchant of Perry o. T., and Miss Retta
Morgan, the daughter of a prominent
ranchman of Superior, Neb., We're united
in marriage at the parsonage of the First
NJ L. Church, Saturday evening, October
81 Rev F. \. Lynch performed the
ceremony. The happy couple have the
best wishes of a large circle of friends
in Nebraska and Oklahoma.
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HYPATIA CLUB ENTERTAINS.
| The Hypatia club held open house Mon
day, and large audience, composed
/ of members and their friends were de-
| IightfuIly entertained with a musical and
| literary program The following pro-
gram was rendered in a manner that was
| highly complimentary to the partici-
/ pants
Music-Mrs. Charles Magin.
! Roll Call.
r2esponse by Miss Genevra Jocelyn, IN
| Copyrights and Patents.
! Music-Mrs. Charles Magill.
Some Modern American Authors-Mrs
! Mabel NJ. Arnett Mrs Sallie Toler, Mrs
! Eta Hendee.
Music-A1rs. Charles Magill.
| Discussion.
During the afternoons entertainment
| Miss Baker. of Friends College. teacher
of elocution and physical training at tho
] former institute, recited several selections
which added much to the afternoons pro
| gram Her first selection was the dice
! scene in Rupert of Hentzau; the second
was taken from Mrs. Wigs, of the Gao
/ hage Patch. Both of Miss Bakers selec-
tons were rendered in u manner that
was pleasing to those present and she
held the attention of her audience during
| the recitals.
A FIRST BIRTHDAY.
| Little Marie Olinger celebrated her first
/ birthday on Thursday afternoon at 1915
/ South Lawrence avenue. with a party.
/ Her guests were: Misses Hazel Everett
Irene PARROT. Mary Stewart, Pearl Stew
/ art Jessie Sraig. Grace Coruthers, Es-
Their Coruthers, Pauline Wendell.
TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB.
| Rembrandt was the subject for discus
! sion at the meeting Tuesday OF the Twen-
! tieth Century club. Mrs. Hamilton told
/ Of her personal observation OF Amster-
dam, where the artist spent most Of his
/ life. and illustrated her talk with photo
/ graphs taken while there. Mrs. Jane
I Brown read a comprehensive study Of
( the life and works of the greatest Dutch
master, showing beautiful reproductions
! Of his st Matthew. The Night
watch The Philosopher in Meditation.
Christ at Emmaus." ''Sa ska The
School az Anatomy and many other
well known pictures. Miss Lola Maxwell
spoke Of Governor F'lenck Ftedick Bal.
1 Nicholas Mas and Gerard Dow, the most
noted Of Rembrandts pupils. The pro
gram was followed by a short review Of
the work already done and Tuesday
study as we'll. The interest manifested
In the years work mas been very graft
( flying TO the leader and promises good
results for thief uture-
FRIDAY EVENING.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Coaeld gave par
~ last Friday evening 81 their home. 11i5
. South Mosley. The evening was spent
in playing games and dancing AT late
hour refreshments were served Those
present were Mr. and Mrs Freemor. Mr
! and Mrs. Chine from Goddard. Mr- and
Mrs. Butler. Mr. and Mrs Richmond, Mr
and Mrs. Coheld. Thelma Richmond
DOVE Freeman. Bessie Freeman. Stephen
Coaeld John Freeman Jimmy Butler.
John Cofeia. Lillian Coael6. Florence Co
field and t1dine Coheld-
EVENING AT FINCH
An evening at finch was function
given Tuesday eveninE ~ NJ. and N-s-
J. o. Gilbert FOR AT Gilberts cousins
Misses Viola and Leo Gilbert and Mss
Nav Butts Of Clsrksyilie. Ia
The guests were Air- and Ms. Charles
Gilbert. Mrs. Burt. NJ. and Mrs. ~ Gl-
ber1. Mr. and 8Ers. y. O. Daley Mr and
Mrs Cssson. Mr. and Mrs. Charles FAR
rew Mss Grace coss1n. Atiss Miiiie
Sweeney
Mrs- Charles smysh enieTtainsd ~ aia-
ner Thursday riEht * hes home. -
Waco avenue
Misses Nay ard LONE wasgozer entcT-
taincd az dinner on Aorday. compliment
any 70 Mss Mary Carver.