The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-25

School girls have evolved a socia
scheme which is decidedly novel bun Of
doubtful utility as a real society func-
ton, 1t is called "A Progressive Sleep
ing Party" Half a dozen or more misses
are invited by the hostess to appear prop
erly equipped for an all-night function
The early evening may be spent in the
usual way, any and all sorts of amuse-
ments being included in the program.
But at 1880 sharp, the hour for the real
party. arrives and daintily clad maidens
appear in suitable midnight array 1t is
usual to have five gests beside the
hostess and three sleeping rooms are
among the details, Three beds are essen
tial.
Each girl is expected to sleep an hour
with every other girl. and there is 4
penalty for negligence to wake at the
propert hour.
At a party given Friday night Of this
week there were no penalties affixed. for
there was no sleep recorded until the
game was over. Then, weary bunch Of
sweet misses closed their eyes, and it was
noon when the breakfast. the closing
feature Of the function. was served.
There is d report that the social debts
accumulated lasts Friday night will be
paid In debased coin. Progressive
iuncheons. cards and piano stools will
cancel the obligations so far as the 1--WE
guests of this weeks party go.
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BARNEY KELLER.
On Wednesday evening. October p.
occurred the wedding of Miss Jessie Kel-
Lar and Mr.. Earl G. Barney at the home
of the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs T.
e. Kellar at Clearwater, Kan.
The home was tastefu-Iy decorated with
foliage and cut flowers. Promptly at
O'Clock Miss Margaret Craig softly
played the wedding march. the bride
and groom. unattended, took their places
and Rev. C. G. Blaksley performed the
impressive marriage ceremony
After congratulations the guests were
ushered 10 the dining room. where a
sumptuous supper was served.
Mrs. Barney is one Of Clearwaters
most popular young ladies and is well
and favorably known in this city The
groom is a prosperous young farmer.
highly respected by all who know him.
His farm. seven miles north Of Clear
water. will be their future home. Their
wedding presents we're both numerous
and valuable, as well as useful.
Those present at the wedding were:
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Kellar, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul McCllntock, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Ell
lott. Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Cooper Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Webb, Mr. and Mrs. VIII
Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cooper Of
Derby. Kan, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Muir
ply OF Norwich, Kan. Mrs. S. T. Craig
of Enid. o. T., Mrs J. W. Teterick of
Blackwell. o. T.. Mrs. + c. Coons OF
Goddard, Kan. Mrs. Clara Cooper. Mrs.
Ella q. Shields. Rev. c. G. Blaksley;
Misses Margaret Craig. Mabel Cooper,
Georgia Kellar. Anna Craig. Ella Bar
ney. Maria Cooper; Messrs. Bert Kellar.
Frank Kellar, Sherwin Barney. Frank
Barney; Little ones: Inez Cooper, Paul
ine Marquis, Helen Cooper. Ross Coop
er. Raymond Cooper. Eugene and Hollis
Craig.
MARRIED.
Married at the residence OF the bride
parents, 1922 Guy avenue, near Fair
mount, October %. 1903, Miss Beulah
Schallere 10 Mr. S. p. Senter Of Clear
water, Kan, Rev. Cassidy of the First
BAPTIST church officiating.
The ceremony was touching and i'm
. pressive every sentence being freighted
with beauty, blessing and wisdom. at
was sweet, happy and modest little
wedding as one expressed it, only rela-
tives and immediate friends being pres
ent.
At half past four the happy couple
drove to the Santa Fe station and took
the train for the south. Mr.. Senter was a
student at Friends university four years,
and It was at this college two years ago
where he first met his fair bride. Both
young people are well known in Wichita.
FOR KANSAS CITY LADY.
Miss Ida Mahaney gave a luncheon at
the Chesapeake Cafe Thursday evening
to party Of friends in honor of Mrs. J.
D. Lund of Kansas City. After four
course luncheon the evening was anus
ingly spent at the Brunswick Bowling
Parlors. where the ladies enjoyed the
game of ten pins uests present: Mrs.
J. d. L,ind. Mrs. \. NJ Weinschenk
Mrs. Percy Bristow, Mrs. C. E. Mahaney,
Mrs. George Price. Mrs. Francis DEAN
Mrs. Newton Edwards. Mrs Robert J.
Collins. Miss Mabel Dean. Miss Marion
DEAN, Miss Irene Stone, Miss Minnie
Drake. Miss Edith strohecker. Miss
Alice Shea. Miss EsteIll Downing. Miss
Blanche Naseal. Mss Grace McElroy.
Miss Lola Maxwell. Miss Ella Bourgett
Miss Lea Mahaney. Miss Margaret Park
er. Miss Roberta Davis. Miss Minnie Da-
Wis.,
FOR MISS DENNIS.
Miss Adaline Dennis was very happily
surprised last Wednesday evening by Il
pjarty Of young ladies in honor Of her
thirteenth birthday The evening was
pleasantly spent with music. games and
dancing \ hunting contest was given.
in which Miss Edna Lane carried of the
first prize and Miss Bertha Dennis the
BOBBY prize.
Refreshments were served during the
evening. Those present were: Misses
Pearl Pryor. Dora Ray. Meta and Edna
Childers. Rachel Massey. Bette Klein.
Nettie Williams. Leona Baehr. Mabel ST.
mons. Zepha Waller. Deana Austin. Cas-
sic Stormer. Edna Lane. Adaliae Denais
Letta Stout. Mr.. and Mrs, Gates. Ar
and Mrs. George Dennis Mrs. Williams.
Mrs. Chllders and Mrs Stout.
.
FOR MIR. AND MRS. CHITRY
Ms. J. +. Clader entertained in honor
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chitry and Miss Beat
rice Torrey at her home at 9iS Cleveland