The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-09
LAwRENCE-EwING.


The wedding Of Miss Anna Dell Ewing
and Mr.. Charles Smith Lawrence oe-
CURED at the residence OF the brides
father in El Dorado, Kan, on Wednes-
day evening at $50 o'clock.
Rev. George Hardness OF the Presby-
terian church OF FL Dorado officiated
using the beautiful ring ceremony. Miss
Elizabeth Ewing, an aunt Of the bride
PLAYED a beautiful selection during the
service. Before the ceremony Mrs. Jay
Gensler sang so Fair q Bride Shall
Pass Today" After the ceremony the
brother and sister Of the groom played
Lohengrin's wedding March"
The bride is a daughter Of Mr. F. B.
Ewing Of II Dorado She graduated
from the FL Dorado high school and also
from the Emporia college
The groom is from wichita, son Of
Mr.. r. E. Lawrence OF this city. He
graduated from Lewis academy and the
college Of Emporia. He also graduated
from Princeton.
Idr. and Mrs. Lawrence have gone TO
the farm near Autwine. 0. T., where
they viii make their home They re-
ceived many beautiful and useful pres
ents from their friends
& s
MARRIED At MINNEAPOLIS.
Nrs. William Davidson of this city
and Mrs. c. Il Lloyd of Chicago were
married on July Il in Minneapolis. MINI.
Mrs. Davidson is a former Wichitan and
has many friends TO welcome her on
hr return 10 this city. Mr.. and Mrs.
Davidson will be al home TO their friends
at the Carey.
TROLLEY PARTY OF ATHENIANS
The Athenians and their lady relatives
ana friends enjoyed o delightful trolley
ride Thursday night, travelling over the
entire system with the exception of one
or two minor lines. They started be-
fore clock. il q special summer car.
, and cid not reach their homes much be-
rfcre uidnighL The banner Of the young
est society in Wichita Aoated from the
trolly pole. while the sides Of the car
q were decorated with artistic trade signs
OF the business firms represented in the
Athenien club the same being the Wich-
Sta Daily Eagle. The Fulton, the Golden
Eagle Herman & Hess. Rohrabaush &
Co, George Times & Co. Dan els Bros,
A N. schenk. The Wichita Star.
and the Price Current
The Athenian club IS an association Of
the sslared advertising writer's Cf Wich-
ita-the men whose peculiarly subtle rea-
coming. when recorded in the pages Of
the local press. gives everybody u fever
TO buy something. They are the men
whose seductive presentation of mercan-
tile values causes the most conservative
matron 10 desert her morning dishes 70
reveI in the excitement and crush of
bargain or slaughter sale.
Those who composed the trolley party
were air Marshall ". Dorsey of the
iFagle with his wife and family. Mr..
George ?. Jones Of the Golden Eag-e.
with his wife and Two sons Mr. c. E.
Cathca1t of Eora bau2h & Cos, with
Ms. Cathcart. AIr Tom Taylor of George
lines < Co.'S. Mr. Henry Lampl OF Her
man * Hess, NJ. ". II. Cox Of the
Wichita Star, Mr. l. Lezem II The
Fulton" Mr.. c. l. Reed Of The Price
Current Mrs. Naliaby, the guest Of MIS-.
Cathcart. Miss Helen Booth. Bliss Maud
Dorsey. Miss Maud McCracken, Miss
Nay Kelso. Miss HALLE Crawford. Misses
Alma and Nettie Linderove, Mr. r. S.
Brigham. contractor of street car adver-
Using Of Topeka and Dave Leahy
The party Commissary consisted of an
immense tub Of ice cream. a fun bunch
of choice bananas. several varieties OF
cal- fresh roasted peanuts and other
delicacies.
When The car reached Riverside park
2 half hour was given to avery delightful
discussion Ct ice cream ana other sub
jects. Tables were laid at the beautiful
Ross fountain and Mr. Marshall w. the
pericles of the -Athenians, presided as
POSTMASTER. efr Henry I.ampl was the
nrst 10 Pee introduced and he responded
% the toast. "Our club, as sweotly rs
the music of THAI tiny crystal stream
which flowed ouJ oc the little boot tee
Of the artistic fountain.
Mr.. George +. Jones responded to the
toast "0ur Professions, with the usual
cloQuence OF a Kentuclzian. and scattered
a wealth. Of RHETORICAL bouquets that
Were very happily conceived.
our Ladies" was the toast to which
Mr.. c. T. Cahcart responded 1t is
theme mat can never he exhausted and
Mr.. Cathcart invested # win some un-
usually clever ana b.hliant iaeas.
"Loollinb Backward vas the roast as
signed to Mr. c. T. Red ana Edward
Bdlamev himself could not have doa.
better. Mr Reed drew picture oC pres
ems Wichita as it viii appear to the citi-
zens OF a deca3e hence.
Other eloquent -eskers were on The
program. but The scheduled stop was ex-
hausted and the hour was late. Regrets
were expressed that Mr.. Tom TAYLOR on
Honesty. the best policy" Mr. w. H
Cox or cur Ear Marks" Mr Tom Sol
lers or People VIC Know" and NJ. 1
Lessen on 'Nvhat it takes 10 make an
81. man, could not he heard.
on the houewarJ tip At r. 5. Brig
ham spoke eioquently Oh The subject of
street car advertising ara David D.
Lcahy made p necessarily b,ief imp-onaD-
tu talk
From boeiuniHg 20 dnis the trolley Tide
was a delightful diversion for the men
who merge thouant and time with the
work of writinS tie advertisements that
make Wichita the pre-eminent CONNER
cial center OF the southwestern trade.
4 BIRTHDAY PICNIC.
Thursday evening was Miss Flora Park
hursts birthday and TO celebrate the
event Miss Parkhurst and a number Of
her friends planned a moonlight picnic
In North Riverside park. The crowd vas
Jolly one. and made Merry until lunch
time, when o sumptuous supper was