The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-14

the words which united the happy pair.
The bride, Miss Diana Cameron. was
gewned in a gorgeous dress Of soft white
| material with a long veil and carried
brides roses. The maid of honor. Beat
rix Lind. and bridesmaid. Miss Theo
March. wore pink and carried roses. The
groom. Sir Lyle Scarsdale. and the best
man. the Earl OF Brontford. wore the
conventional black
Many presents were received which af-
| forded a great deal Of amusement. At
music and dancing and at late hour
| dainty refreshments were served, after
| which the guests departed The guests
were: Mrs Willis. VIII Bennett. G. E.
Atchison. H Bother, Skidmore. Coleman.
Roy Dennis. Misses Buckner. Willis,
Bennett. Peters. Mccullough. Bother.
Pauline. Atchison. Polly Coleman. Bessie
Bother.
WAS COMPLETE SURPRISE.
Saws the Kiowa Journal: Ada, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hill, who live
twelve miles southeast of Kiowa, re-
Gently returned from Wichita, where she
night on some pretext she was taken
from home and during her absence about
sixty neighbors and friends assembled
at the house, effecting most complete
surprise. Upon her return Miss Ada
made the best of it. however, and with
light heart and willing hands assisted
her parents in making one of the most
pleasant evenings ever enjoyed by
company Of Woods county people. Re-
freshments in abundance were served.
MRS. JORDAN ENTERTAINS CLUB.
The N L. A. club of Forest City lodge
No As, met with Mrs. Jordan on East
Oak street Thursday afternoon and was
royalty entertained. The usual contests
were INDUCED in. Mrs. Shaberger and
Mrs. Gackenbach were prize winners. An
elaborate three-course luncheon was
served. The guests included Mrs. Moon
ey. Mrs Dupree, Mrs. Rauch. Mrs
Christopher and Miss Root. The next
meeting will be with Mrs Thomas. 745
South Water street.
GAVE LAWN PARTY.
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. T. II.
Griffith entertained a large number OF
young people at their home. 1927 North
Market street in honor of their two
children Bessie and Tom. A large plat
form was erected on the lawn for dancing
and Japanese lanterns had been hung
among the trees making very pretty
scene Music was furnished by Prof.
Blumes orchestra.
Mrs. Griffith was assisted by Mrs. New
ton Garst Mrs Fred Robertson and Mrs.
to
Mary Haymaker. Florence Garst, Dixie
Codell. Lucy Codell. Jean Hossford. Flor
ence Carvin. Marguerite Lehman. Grace
F'ullington. Nell Wood. Grace Davis. Win
ME Davis Margie Grant, Minnie Conklin,
Julia Conklin, Lois Baker. Myrtle Wood
ford Margaret Case, Kate Hfbben. Lulu
Dnulaney. Ethiyn Bowman. Mabelle
Smyth. lone Walsh. Aleen Houston. Re-
Meta Garst Jamie Fullington, Cooper.
Gillespie. Carroll Edwards. Mary Bean.
Constance Sargent. Helen Jackson. Hey
Jobes. Myra Jordan. Mary Caviar. OF
Chicago: Mary Cooper. Alverda Reese.
jeanette Vail, Esther Smyth. Corrine
LudIum. Leota Myatt. Eliza Throckmor-
ton. Nourma Harris, Marie Horner, Aileen
Minick. Florence futile, Lolita Hess,
Maude Kilgore. May Comley. Julia Conk-
lin Bertha Chandler. Clay Sluss, Carlotta
McClung Melville Campbell, Irene Reilly.
Mabel lloyd. Mabel Sells. Georgia Collins.
Margaret Hewey. Ethel Hewey. Irene
Lawrence: Messrs. Harry Hossford, How
ard Carvin. Alfred Powell. Mont Cave,
Walter Wood Julian Masill. Abner
Bourne. Tom Baker. Tom Churchward.
Raymond Settler Frank Oliver, Albert
Oliver. Milton Gross. Charles Smyth.
Raymond Littell Carl Mosbacher. Nester
Cohn. James Gillespie. Cleon Whitney,
Ernest McComb. Harold Tilford, Robert
Israel Coulter Jordan. Joe Houston, Ed
Adams Burgess Brown. Harry Comley.
Willard Brooks. Oak Throckmorton. Ar
thur Sternberg Westel Morsman. Wilbur
Cooper. James Buck. Frederick Belts.
Joe Braitsch. Tom Vesch, Edgar ANS
den, Forest Amsden. Fred Lynch. How
ard Cook Daryl Denny. Ed Little. Rex
Weeks. Glenn Moffstt. Charles Aylesbury.
Howard Potts. Henry Lawrence.
ENTIRE NOUS SOCIETY
Mrs. Harry Snyder entertained the
Entire Nous society Friday afternoon.
After a business meeting the afternoon
was spent in playing whist. Mrs. Levy
won the first prize and MIS-. Kaufman
the consolation prize. Those present
were: Mrs Joseph. Mrs. Gross, Mrs.
Hess Mrs. Samuels. Mrs. Ycungheim.
Mrs. Goldsmith. Mrs EIrsh. Mrs. Levy.
Mrs Hamburger. Mrs HAYS. Sadie Ksuf-
man.
PICNIC AT LINwOOD
A jolly picnic crowd composed OF the
F. l. G girls spent a delightful after
noon at IInvood Park Wednesday. this
being the frst OF series Of good times
planned for the summer. II was thor
oughly enjoyed by all Those present
were. Mabel Petty. Grace Blades. Mar
garet Sherod. Frances Saunders. Joseph
me Murray Ida Williams MAY Jones.
/ Mabel Rogers and Florence Mock