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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-21
Secession Tauqht at ANNAPOLIS.

r. F. Knapp. of 1920 South Main street.
this city. has Just received a paper from
home folks with a very interesting article
in it. This paper, the Fitzgerald Citizen.
SAYS:
To those of our northern friends and
readers who have always regarded seces-
sion as something closely akin to moral
ofense, the news that the right of states
to secede from the union was once taught
at West Point win come as a shock. Mr..
Charles Frances Adams. of Massachu-
setts. some time ago delivered an address
on the Constitutional Ethics Of Seccs-
sion. and quoted the following extracts
from "Rawles View OF the Constitution. 3"
a text book used at West Point when
Lee and Grant were students at that
academy The book has Ions since been
disused. but that such doctrines were
ever taught at the ma tons military school
is a surprise 10 most OF US. Below are
the quotations used b. Sir. Adams:
II faction should attempt 70 sub
vert the government OF state for the
purpose Of destroying its republican
form the paterral power Of the Union
could thus be called forth TO subdue IT,
Yet Il Is not 70 De UNDERSTOOD lnal us
interposition would De justihablc II the
people Of state should determine to re-
tire from the Union whether they adopt
ID another OF retained the same form
Of government. page 2sel.
THE states then. may wholly with
draw from the Union. but while they
continue they raust retain the character
Of representative republics. page 20
The people Of a state may have some
reasons 10 complain iu respect 20 acts
~ the general government they may
in such csses invest some Of their own
officers with the powers = negotiation.
and may declare an absolute secession
in case % their failure SIN. however.
the secession must IN such case he dis
tinc,ly ard preeznp- o-fiy declared TO take
place on that event. and. IN such case
rs IN the case Of ar unconstitutional
secession the previous liEament with The
Union would De Iegitluateiy ard fairy
DESTROYED Put On either case conditional
OF unconstitutional secessieui TIE people
Is the only moving power" page 81.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-21
WICHITA MUSICAL CLUB.

The Wichita Musical Club held a bust
ness meeting last Wednesday al four
O'Clock IN Phoenix Music Hat The pres
ident. Miss Leida Mills. appointed thu
following committees:
Courtesy-Gin. Larfrner. SHsbee. Smvthe
Press-Trouer. Gibson. Preston, Cleve-
land
observation-disclosures Mccoy snythe.
Clark
Auditing-Petrse. Nnn.cb. Han. Caade.
Printlns-NcCluns. Leeper. Hartman.
Nasiu
The club voted in ,he following mem
bers.
Active--sIrs s. : Noble 3frs Claude
Stanley. Mss Emly Torrrston. Mss
Mary Findley
ks=ocia,e-eIrs. Homer Caldwell Mrs..
Jams r. BLACK. Mrs C. c. CoEn. Ms
Ed Van NI-s Chas. Il Suythe. 2Irs n
C. Campbell Nrs i. : Carter. Mrs. y.
Y Walker Nrs J. Y Daughe-tz. lrs
Ike Goldsmith NJ Chas G Cohn and
Mr. Ike Goldsmith.
Il was decided TO have the annual pic
mic next fan; also 70 hare th-ee social
events next year.
! vote q thanks was extended 70 Alrs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-21
CAMPBELL-s STANFORD.


One of The most attractive weddings of
che past week in Wichita society was
the wedding of Miss Vivian Stanford and
Mr.. Graham Campbell. It was most GER
tainly a social affair. but the greater part
OF the society people of Wichita did not
attend, the invited guests being reIa-
tives and particular friends.
The ceremony was carried out in i'm
pressive Episcopal style 10y the Rev. J.
j. Richey at the home of the brides
parents, 81 North Lawrence avenue at
ten o'clock Wednesday morning Miss
Dorothy BelHngs. in white. carried the
rims in Gala lily. Following her came
the maid OF honor and the best man.
Miss Kathleen Stanford and Ray Camp
bell Miss Florence SaEgau. of Marion
q cousin of the bride played Nendolssohn
strains, AT the entry of the bridal pro-
cession.
Miss Stanford. now Mrs. Campbell. wore
q travelling gown of blue cloth and Ct
lace waist trimmings and q modest hat
o. blue 10 match. she carried a great
shower OF roses. she maids dress was
Of white dimity, trimmed in lace. Her
roses were pink.
\ wedding breakfast concluded the af-
fair and Sir and Mrs Graham Camp
ben left for a trip in northern Michigan
on the lakes.
The grooui is a Young man of legal tai
ent and therefore Of good Judgment No
ono doubts but that he exercised it in
his choice OF a Wife
The guests ~ the wedding were Mr..
and Mrs. Campbell, Mrs W. f. Tucker.
OF Florence. Airs. q. 5. Tucker. OF Mar
ion. Mr.. and Mrs. @. c BILLINGS and Miss
Dorothy Billings. Of Marion. Misses Flor
ence Saggau. Mabel Downs and Bertha
Glover. ar and AIrs. J. p Campbell. Raw
Campbell, Harry Campbell Misses Virgin
Ia and Martha Walton. Mr.. and Mrs. F
c. Smyth. I. L. Newcomb. o. u Barnes.
Roy Allen Mrs. Busch AIRS Berry.
Misses Esther Smythe. Nettie Newcomb.
Winnie Barnes. Busch. Bess Allen Ma
RE Berry, Marie Houck. Donna Fisher.
Mary Biting, Bess lines Daisy Lynch.
Anna Brown Leila Purdue. AIessrs. Wal
ter Hess. George Brown Harry Potten-
ger. pelos Woods. Givin Bagny. Monte
Reeve and Guy Tucker. Of Peabody.
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OLDEIEID-CAIN.

Miss Darl Oldfeld and Mr.. Harvey Cain
were married at the home of the bride
parents at $50 Mathewson avenue, last
"Wednesday evening. Rev. +. y. Lynch
of the First NJ Z. church performed the
ceremony, using the ring service Of be
trothal. After the ceremony a wedding
supper was served. only the Immediate
friends of the bride and groom were pres
ent. The groom has just finished building
a new house at SO Spauldiug avenue.
Riverside. to which the bride and groom
went later in the evening. Miss Oldheld
is one of the leaders i'm Methodist church
circles, and Mr.. cam is a successful young
business man, the head Of the grocery de-
partment at the Boston Store. Both of
the young people have many friends in
the city.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-21

Not only So but he is making such rapid
progress and expects so many develop
ments in the course OF his spade work
that ne has requested the council OF Uni
versity College 70 allow him 10 postpone
the delivery of the Yates lectures on
Cretan archaeology until the autumn. II
is satisfactory 10 believe that Or. Evans
seems likely 70 keep ahead in his friendly
race with Professor Furtwangler. who h
hard on his brother archaeoiogists heels
in Boeotia. As 70 tight-lscing and cos
metics. already known 10 date FROM at
least 1909 3. c. (some centuries before
the birth Of Moses. no enc knows wheth-
er they may not ultimately be traced 20
Babylonian times-Or period earlier
stll.-London Chronicle.
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AN EDITORS APPETITE.

The editor and wife had another square
meal Sunday on account Of having re-
ceived an invitation TO dine AT the hote..
Perk said he was afraid W wouldn't
accept. but we did. For the beucat - our
lady readers We viii state that they bad
the chicken and the stun that goes with
such layout and strawberry shortcsiSe
and lettuce Our wife wore her blue and
white. and looked real dear Mrs Perkins
had new skirt. and looked too sweet
for anything The editor wore his sun
day Monday Tuesday "Wednesday.
Thursday Friday Saturday suit aud
WAS sick all night-Whitc. s. u. Leader.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-21
A Society Notice.

Owing to the fact that all the week S
society is set up in type by Saturday
noon, several society items handed into
the Eagle Office later than o'clock Sat
urday morning are not in the society col
umn this morning. TIC eXpCd ate matters
for the society editor it viii be necessary
in the future for events happening up
till Thursday night to be in the office by
Friday morning at 9 o'clock. Those &C
curing after this time Will be in time for
Sunday mornings paper by Saturday
morning at o'clock
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-21
FORCE OF IMAGINATION.

AJAX orch died as b had Hved. psss-
ing humorous messages about among Dis
friends During his tour throsgh AustT1-
la zeue yeas aco ceath vas once e,ose
upon k.u. IS e seened 60 him a. TIE
ti-a Isirg IN - ore nlgh; r. a 5ush
hosfeiry worried - mosquitoes and
thinking % tbe Suakes against Ehich
he had been 0arne5. n became sEars
- The pTseree alezcssIe hl-1 81 . colt
t-eacherozs snake. probably a cesth al
der as VAS eoly about shres fest ic-g-
ueazh fze-n TIE slfe q fhLs Fla1-t1g z.ssr
Is Tapsd ard szlalesz, E2t he Preach
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-21
JOLLY TROLLEY PARTY.

\ trolley party was feature Of the
weeks events Messrs. Geo. Rathman
and Alfred Snead made all arrangements
for good time for their young lady and
men friends. and Thursday evening the
street car lines TO the different parts OF
the city We're traversed. After returning
from one end Of the town and before
starting for another the trolley party
went TO Lytle's drug store which had been
Hastily decorated for the occasion. and
further enjoyed themselves
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-21
The Health Food That Heals,

that it was better perhaps to die that
way than Of govt or rheumatism. After
an hour Of agony. however. he slipped
out of bed, struck light, and went about
the room searching for the favorite walk
ing stick he had carried specially for
defense against reptiles. After a weary
and nervous hunt he found it at last
among the disordered bedelothes-London
ChroDicla
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-21
GAVE BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Little Miss Dorothy Sargent entertained
her friends Monday afternoon at her
home, AZ SCUM Main. in honor OF her
seventh birthday.
Music and various games were INDUCED
in until $50. when Miss Dorothy with her
little friends marched into the dining
room where refreshments Of ice cream
and cake were served by Mrs. Sargent.
Miss Dorothy received many useful and
beautiful presents which will cause her to
long remember her seventh birthday
The guests departed at $50 declaring Miss
Dorothy and her mother charming
hostesses and wishing her many more
happy birthdays. Those present were:
Myrtle Kerbaugh, Mabel Cone. opal Day
Nora Kerbaugh. Ethel Huntsinger. Edith
Cone, Dorothy Sargent, Marguerite Went
zen. Grace Mailman. Clarence OXley,
Johnnie Cone and and Lewis Sargent.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Wednesday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. ". o. Rafferty,, 4l6 North Waco
avenue. Miss Nellie Rafferty, and Herbert
Swartout were married. Rev. Lynch Of
the Methodist church performed the cere-
mony. The wedding was a very pretty
one. smilax being the decoration OF the
parlor
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-21
J. z. nrpsoNs RTRrHnAY.

Wednesday evening at ~ Jackson ave-
uue, there occurred a most socially en-
joyable event IL the shape OF birthday
surprise party. in honor OF Mr.. J +.
Hudscn's birthday. On his arrival from
work AZ p. m. he found the parlor fuR
OF relatives and friends. and the dining
table extended SO its greatest length.
grooming under the good things 10 eat
SIr. Hudson soon realized II was his
birthday. After supper the evening was
spent II music and games until Io.S9, when
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-21
BAPTIST SOCIAL.

The c. Y. P. L. society Of the First
Baptist church gave a social last, Tuesday
evening on College Hill at the home of
Geo ". Case, formerly the Cook place
There were about $50 persons on the lawn.
when the different games. such as drop
the handkerchief. We're started and old
and young played together. Refreshments
came after the games.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-21
BOATING PARTY.

One of the first boating parties Of the
season was participated in by six young
people Friday evening a Riverside park.
Hacker, Walter Nelson. John McMullin
and Misses Nellie Dean, Nevea Willis and
Blanche Petty.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-21
RRAEBURN PICNIC.

The picnic of the Braeburn Golf club
held at their club house was a decided
success in every respect. The afternoon
was devoted entirely TO golf and the eve
ming TO music and dancing. A very good
representation of the members was pres
ent and every one seemed to enjoy them
selves. The lowest score was made by
Mr.. W. o. Sternberg in A.
The club has arranged for series OF
picnics during the season and adequate
arrangements have been made to take
care of all who participate
The Stein Contest viii be continued
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this
week. The players and handicaps are as
follows:
DR.. Hodge, 3; W. o. Sternberg, O.
c. S. Marshall, II; W. H. Isely, 3
II. U. Darling, 4; I \. Hockaday, 3.
E. G. Robertson, II; John Kelley, 8.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-21
For BESSIE INNES.

Miss Harriet Stanley entertained for
Miss Bessie lines yesterday afternoon at
a luncheon at her home on Riverside.
Miss Stanley's guests were: Misses Bessie
lines. Florence Reed, Helen Pratt, Edna
Batten, Bess Allen, Leila Purdue, Ber-
nice Fuller of Topeka, Daisy Lynch, An
ma Brown, Winnie Barnes. Mary Findley
Marie Berry, Donna Usher. Daisy
Woods. Archa hilgore, Marie Houck, Le-
da Pfnkham. Everette Morsman, Mrs.
Charles Hatton, Jr., Mary Biting and
Lucy Lewis.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-21
Mss DEMONS LUNCHEON.

MISS DEMONS LUNCHEON.
Miss Daisy Denton Of SIS North En-
poria avenue. entertained number OF
friends az luncheon Tuesday evening All
joined in compliments uporf The many
pleasing and enjoyable features Of the
pleasing event and especially on the good
things 20 eat"
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DR.. Mccoy for her kindness and thought
fulness in presenting to the club a pic
ture enlarged and handsomely framed OF
the director Miss Jessie L. Clark.
y large part of the debt on the music
hall will be paid off during the summer.
Miss Mills left Thursday for Des
Moines to enter Drake University, and
viii be away until September.
Mrs. Higginson has returned from Cali
fornia with many new ideas about the
recitals for the next year.
Many of the club members have left
for their summer outings and the club
has disbanded until September.
Mrs. 3. +. Mclean has sent out invi-
tations for a varied entertainment July
LIST and End. Each days program viii be-
gin at 2:30 L. NJ.
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EXCAVATIONS AT KNoss.

alphabet and the genesis Of fine art for
a thousand years or more, Or. Arthur
Evans has started work again at Knos-
SOS. in Crete. after an appeal for funds
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-21
- - PrRnrE.s

Miss Leila Purdue entertained at seven
o'clock dinner last Tuesday evening in
honor Of Miss Innes and Dr GaIand 81
her home on North Topeka avenue \
Heven-coUrse dinner was served in which
e color scheme was carried ont as care
FULLY as possible and particularly in The
sheroet and ice cream. The guests were.
Nr. and Mrs Roy Allen and William
Morairity. Misses Bessie lines. Anna
Brown, Bess Allen. Helen Pratt. Archa
Ailgore, Donna Fisher. Lucy Lewis. Ma
sie Berry. Mamie Houok. Mary Biting.
DAISY Lynch. Daisy Woods. Eve-ette
&orsn&n, Leda Pinkham, Harriet Stan
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-21
a BUNDLE SOCIAL.

The Epworth League Of the Methodist
church. gave q bundle social in the re-
ception parlors of the church Monday
evening. Each person brought a bundle
which he exchanged for others. As each
had endesvored to put something in his
package that would cause amusement,
the opening Of the bundles created a
great deal of fun. Another feature was
a name guessing contest. About twenty
conundrums had been prepared on the
names Of different Ieaguers. After re-
Treatments were served. those present
formed themselves into business meeting
and elected Mr. Ray J. Torrey their dele
gate 10 the International Epworth League
convention 10 he held at Detroit. Mich.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-21
INFORMAL AFFAIR

Miss Lettie Brow entertained Informally
a few Of her friends ct her homme on
Tairmoun-. Thursday evening. A pleasant
evening was passed in music and games
Those present were: Miss Bessie webb.
Miss Gertrude Bishop. Nj Verne Gar
land Mr. Dwight Torrington and aIr.
LINN STANLEY
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-21
TUESDAY EVENING MARRIAGE.

TUESDAY EVENING MARRIAGE.
Married. Mr. Frank r. Clark and Miss
Alice Miller. at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H G. Miller, 300
South Washington, Tuesday evening.
June 18th, at S:15. by the Rev. F. N.
Lynch, pastor of the First Methodist
church. The ring ceremony was used.
The bride wore a beautiful dress of
white Persian lawn handsomely trimmed
in VaIenciennes madalians. The house
was decorated with ferns and white
daisies The couple stood under an arch
built of palms and festOOned with ropes
of daisies anu fern leaves.
The groom has been connected with the
Kansas Steam Laundry for several years
past and is held in high esteem by his
employers The bride for the past few
years has held position of trust with
the S. & NJ. store of this city, and while
there displayed her unusual tact in bust
ness as well as in making friends.
After the ceremony a dainty three
course supper was served.
The bride and groom We're the recipients
Of many beautiful and useful presents.
The bridal pair departed at late hour
for their newly furnished home at 322
West Dewey and will be at home to their
friends after July 1st.
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs II. q.
Miller, Mr. and Mrs. VIM Witchman.
Mr. and 4..rs. ". D. Sutton. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Youngmeyer. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Sutton,
Mrs. Mary Jacoby. Mrs. ]. NJ BlakeIy,
Mrs. Shiblon, Misses Agnes and Lydia
Esther Eoungmeyer. Fern Sutton, Mildred
Blakely. Katie Miller, Susan Wichman.
Julia Miller Mirtle Miller. Maud Clark
and little Wilma Sutton. Messrs. r G.
Wichmau. VIII Jacoby, VIM. BlakeIy
Clarence Miller. Frank Price. E. a. Wick
man. Guy Elston. Frank Miller, Harold
Younsmeyer. Frank Farrow and Frank
holmberg
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ley. Agnes Davidson. Harriet Tanner,
Winnie Barnes, Vivian Stanford. Emily
Torrington, Myrtle Reese, Blanche limbo
den, Bernice Fuller, Edna Battin, Messrs.
DR.. Galland Delos Woods. George Brown.
Harry Stinson, Arch Anderson. Jim Nor
iarity, Alex Joseph, SedgwiclS Levy. Ray
Campbell. Billy Edwards, Bruce Priddy
DR.. Purvis. Scott Greenfield, Elmer
Reese Charles Topping, Givin Hagney.
". K Jones, Harry Pottinger, Fred
Ayres, Graham Campbell, Arthur Sims,
Lieutenant Edwards, Harry Stanley,
Walter Hess, Gordon Oldham, Dr. Clark
and Jesse NcClees.
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ghe ausieta Daily Eagle: Sunday aornio suns21 1904

ice cream was served The guests de
parted at u.30 D. m, wishing that the
host might live three times 50 years.
These present We're: J. z. Hudson and
family. 9lr and Mrs. Henry Hudson, J.
l. hudson and wife, Charles Hibbard,
Miss Allie Hudson, Mr. Aaron Wilsos,
Miss Ethyl Hudson. Miss Leona Hudson
and Master Earl Hudson.
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ON COLLEGE HILL.

The home Of Misses Minnie and Julia
s6argeant on College Hin, Tuesday night,
was Jne scene Of a happy crowd Of young
people, who were the guests of the Misses
Sargent in honor OF Miss Blossom Sar-
Eeant Of Lincoln. H., a niece Of the
Wichita ladies. They were assisted by
Misses May Cooper and AabelIe Smythe.
The entertainment for the evening was
whist The prizes were won. first the
ladies prize, a fan. by Esther Smythe;
the gentemen's prize. a burnt leather
card case. by Tom Griffith, Jr., and the
coRsolatio prize, box Of candy, by VIII
Der Cooper. 1t was eleven O'Clock when
abe young folk bid their hostesses and
each other good night
The guests included the following:
Misses Sydney Clapp. May Cooper, Mae
Bell Smyth, Clay Sluss. Corualia Vail
,Jenette Vail, Alice Houston, Esther
.smyth. Lulu Delaney, Sara Morsman.
Helen Pegram, Eleanor Dixon. Ruth
Hyde, Marguerite Smith, Jean Weiser,
Reba Vallandingham. Corol Edwards:
Messrs. Mark Clapp, Frank Oliver. Albert
Oliver, Willard Brooks, Daral Denny, Syl-
vester Cohn, Westl Norsman Wilbur
Wilbur Cooper Harold Pegram. Paul
Hyde; Harry Campbell, James Buck. Tom
Griffith.
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WITH WICHITA
SOCIETY FOLKS
Capt HobSon Given Reception
Last Evening
WEEKS MANY WEDDINGS
Trolley Ride, Boating Party
and Other Functions
WEEKS MANY WEDDINGS

The feature Of the week at Country
Club was the reception for Captain Hoo
son last evening. Captain Hobson made
many friends when kere last winter, and
all have joined in entertaining him. Al
most all Of the club members attended
( the reception.
E At seven o'clock Captain Hobson de-
livered an address and broke the ground
Ssor the new club house by throwing the
T first shovelflll of dirt Quite crowd of
members and friends witnessed this cere-
nnony and listened to the captains in
spring and hopeful words. After these
exercises Captain Hobson took lunch with
the members Of the building committee
and the officers Of the governing board.
After lunch the reception complimentary
70 Captain Hobson was rendered by the
club to it's members. Prof. Blume's or
ehestra furnished music and the new
dancing platform was occupied by merry
dancers. while those who desired played
cards IN the club house. All were given
an opportunity TO meet Captain Hobson
end he added many TO his list Of Wichita
friends. Light refreshments were served.
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THE BRIDE A WICHITAN.

NE BRIDE 4 WICHITAN.
a wedding took place at the Garnett
home, 7o2 South Emporia. at 3 o'clock.
Monday evening.
Mr. Roy Evans of Blackwell, O. T.
nephew Of Senator Robert Finley. Of
Sterling Kan. and Mrs Mamie FL
bridge. of this city. We're united in mar
riage by Rev. E. c. Pollard. They left
Immediately over the Santa Fe train for
their home az BLACKWELL Q. T.