The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-29

and their daughter, Anna, -. 49,
William Caushey, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Bell Mr. and Mrs. o. c. Cooper, Mr.. ana
Mrs. H T. Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs j. f
Bryne. Mr. Samuel Johnston, Mrs. r. 1t.
Baird Rev. and Mrs. ]. A. lawrence and
children. Mr.. T. B. McElroy, Miss Jen-
ME Morgan and Misses Fay and Goldie
Wolfe.
WAS PLEASANTLY SURPRISED
A crowd of young people gathered at
the home Of Clifton Wilson Friday
evening and gave him a very pleasant
surprise Many pleasant evenings were
spent at this home. but as his mother.
Mrs. Wilson, viii depart for Lawrence
kansas to join her husband, this VIII
be the last. Those present were: Misses
Katie Tapp, Nerva Willis, Grace Ellars.
Anna Dillon, Nellie Dean. Alice Farmer.
Lille Fletcher, Grace Evans. Beatrice
Rouce. Blanche Howard, Stella Holmes.
Beatrice Croker, Messrs. Paul Ferrel.
Otis Metz, Fred Wake, Paul Hill, Homer
Dillon. Marshal Daniels. James McGovenv
Sheldon Freeman, Leonard Tapp. Clifton
Wilson
WIDDOES- NOEL NUPTIALS
One of the happiest events of the sea-
son was the marriage of Miss Aura Wild
does and Walter ]. Noel. on March %.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Caughey, of the Oak street Presbyterian
church. The bride is one of Wichita
charming young ladies. The groom is
an enterprising young man in the employ
of Byron Bros candy factory. Mr. and
Mrs. Noel will be at home to their friends
at the brides mothers, at 1l41 Getto
street.
WERE AGREEABLY SURPRISED
On Friday evening, Ir. ami Mrs. Geo.
A. Lyon We're very agreeably scrprlsed
at their home by quite a crowd of old
friends and relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Lyons
are soon to leave for California, for a
years stay for Mrs Lyons health and
the little gathering took on the form OF
a farewell gathering. The evening was
spent in conversation and games, inter
spersed with music by Miss Jessie Bur
rows at the piano. At late hour
dainty lunch was served and the guests
left with many kindly wishes for the
welfare of the travellers. Those present
were: Dr. and Mrs. Bass. Messrs- and
Mesdames D. D. Mcdonnell, K. G. Lyon
Jno. Reese, r. +. Lyon, T. Fay, j. ALI
son, C. E. Burrows, DR.. Collins, j. A
Davidson c.. r. Haword; Mrs. Fowl,
Weaver. Oimstead, of San Diego, Cali
Mrs Wattles; Miss Mamie Fay, Alberta
Reese. Jessie Burrows; Mr.. and Mrs.
c. r. Burrows.
ALMA CIRCLE ENTERTAINMENT.
DR.. and Mrs ]. c. Dorsey entertained
the Alma Chautaugua Circle at their
home Friday night in honor OF Mrs. Dor
sey's mother, Mrs. A. Palmer, of Chill
licothe. Mo. An historical game forming
words and telling stories took up the
greater part of the evening 1hose pres
ent were Mrs. S. Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. A Bone, DR. and Mrs. Q. j. Taylor,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A Taft, Mr. and Mrs.
Hendee Mr.. and Mrs. II. b Scott, MI
and Mrs. O. c. Eckstein, Mr.. and Mrs
Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Camp
bell. DR. and Mrs. ]. w. Kirkwood, Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Cramer, Mr.. and Mrs
E. V. Critchfeld, MIR. and Mrs. John
Gibson. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Conllin,
Mr. and Mrs Cove, Mr.. and Mrs. Swim
GLE Rev, and Mrs. w. S. Vail, Miss
Yarnel. Miss Meddie Hamilton. 4drs-
Frances Dean. Miss Bertha Kirkwood.
Mrs. H G. Toler. Mrs. Hartman. Mr..
Amos McClain. Judge E. E. Harvey.
SPENT PLEASANT EVENING.
Friday night the friends of Miss Mabel
Gibbons gathered at her home. 1347 South
| topeka avenue in honor of her 18th birth
| day. The occas sion was a very pleasant
| one Refreshments N'ere served and win
games and music. the evening was very
happily spent. The following are those
who were present: Alma Maurer. BESSIE
Slough Nina Holiday, Anna Hicks, En-
ma Slough, Ruby Murray, Elsie May.
| Inez Blake, Julia Gibbons. Daisy Burns.
| Cora Baehr, Myrtle Pryor, Grayce Hicks.
| Sallie Gish. Lulu Carton, Josie Tracy,
Mabel Gibbons Lloyd Borden, Frank
| Park. Claude Hail. Harry Nance, Leslie
| Copeland. Carl Beehr. Fred Slough. Amos
| Wilson, Charles Cole, Franz NoltemeyeI
| and Lloyd Pryor.
| SURPRISE OK MISS STACKMAN.
| Miss Bertha Stackman was given
| surprise party last Friday evening at her
| home. 1850 North Main. 1t was COM
| plete surprise on Miss Bertha, but she
showed herself a charming hostess.
| Games were played and a conundrum
contest took place. Prizes were awarded
| 10 Miss Helen Steinbuchel and Master
| Frank Gard Refreshments were served
consisting of escalloped oysters. SALADS
| fruit. ice cream and cake. Souvenirs
| were given to all guests. consisting oil
| carnations and large fern leaves. Those
| present were: Misses Helen Steinbuchel
| Eleanor Steinbuchel. Isabella Elvin. Dor
othy Elvin. Albertina Schnitzler. Beulaf
Heron. Edith Dennis. Alice Murphy
Gertrude Brown. Esther Zeininger, Ella
Steinbuchel. and Masters Frank Gard
Harry Mcdonald. Harry Wheeler. Daniel
Leahy. Homer Dillon, Morris Higgins
Willie Dwyer Herbert Steinbuchel, Her
man Steinbuchel and Fritz Stackman-
BERTHOLF-LEE
Mr.. Carl G. Bertholf and Miss Lena I
Lea were united in marriage "Wednesday
evening at o'clock. at the United Breth
rem church. Rev. J. = Wilson officiating
Promptly at o clock. 10 the strains
of the wedding marcn, played ny Mis-!
Kate Miller, the bridal party, CONSISTING
of the bride and groom and Miss Hannah
Price and Mr.. Elmer Williams. entered
| the church and took their places at tn'
| front of the church. where the solemn
/ rites were performed. About go invited
| friends and relatives witnessed the cere
| mony.
The bride was handsomely gcwned II
blue and cream-colored silk. trimmed IL
applique. and carried a bunch OF brides
| roses. The groom wore black.
After receiving congratulations Of thos'
present the bridal party and about nifty
invited guests went to the home OF th'
brides mother. Mr.. VI. +. Lea, at 3
Pattie avenue. where they partook Of az
elegant wedding supper.
The bride is the only daughter Of Mrs
VI. E. Lea. and is 3 very popular youn2
lady She has lived in the city for sew
eral years. and with her many attrac
lions has made a host Of friends. both
among the old and young people.
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