The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-06-07
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| Smith, travelling man who recently
| moved here from Chicago.
( Mr. Moriarty is ticket clerk in the San
| ia Fe Offices here and has been in the
employ of the company for three years.
AT BRIDES HOME.
Mr.. John White of Parsons and Miss
Zoe Mcdowell were married Thursday
afternoon at $3.50 by Elder Mum, of the
Christian church. The ceremony was
performed at the home of the bride )
mother, Mrs. Shay. 144l South Market.
/ Only a few friends and relatives were
present. The bride and groom left the
srnae evening for their future home in
Kingman Arizona.
KEPT MARRIAGE A SECRET
Last Monday evening Arthur Barnes
and Miss Grace Dawson were married at
the residence Of Rev. Sweitzer OF the
Dodge Avenue II. Z. church, and their
friends have been none the wiser. The
two young people told no one. the mar
riage license did not set into the papers.
and the preacher kept quiet They de-
cided. however last night that their
friends should be apprised of the we'd
ding. The bride am groom expect to
take trip shortly but will be at home
to their friends after June Is, at $50
North Water street.
TO BE Welded TODAY.
At 3 o'clock this afternoon will occur
the wedding of Miss Daisy Rogers and
Mr.. Granville Pinkston at the Reformed
church. The ceremony will be performed
HxvD CriP nd fri
and relatives OF the bride and groom will
be present. The bridal party, which con-
sists of the bride and groom. Miss AIyr-
tie Harpstrite as bridesmaid, II. LiShtner
as best man, and the ushers, TheO. and
Walter Morgan, will enter to the strains
of Mendelssohn's Wedding March played
by Mr.. Bliss. Both parties are well known
in this city and have a host of friends
who wish them every success and happi-
ness.
WEDDING IS ANNOUNCED.
Invitations are out for the wedding of
Miss Vivian Stanford and Mr.. Graham
Campbell, which is to take place on the
morning of June Il. at 10 o'clock.
UNITARIAN CLUB MEETS.
The Mems Unitarian club held de-
lightful meeting at the residence Of DR..
and Mrs. r. Matthews, North Emporia
avenue, on Wednesday evening. The la
dies were invited upon this occasion to
hear what Rev. Mr. Vail, DR.. Matthews,
M. Bone, Mr.. Taft, Mr.. Howard, Judge
Wall and others considered Woman s
Sphere" 1t was argued by one to be as
indefinite as the size of a rock. Another
said that he preferred another topic Of
discussion in the presence Of his wife,
but wodld try to make the best of the
situation. Another said he was perfectly
willing to abandan all mercenary pursuits
in favor Of his wife if she could demon
strate her ability 10 do any better than
ne could, and would in that event give his
attention &C studying Butterick' patterns
and Up to date housekeeping.
The ancient argument that home was
woman's true sphere was ably handled,
but upon une or tvo points the women
forgot that it was Lct their show and
arose in a body in ssif-defense.
Dainty refreshments consisting Of tiny
hct rolls, chicken salad and coffee, quiet
ed all discussion and closed happy even
ing with an invitation 20 meet with Ju1ge
Wall in two weeks. when the ladies will
have something to say. Mr.. and Mrs
Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs. Garst and Mr..
Harrington and son were guests.
MRS. sILsBEE ENTERTAINED.
Thursday evening Mrs. Il. c. Silsbee
entertained a few friends complimentary
to Miss Laura Lothrop. The beautiful
home was made more beSutiful by cut
flowers and ferns and was an inviting
scene to the merry crowd of young peo-
pie who gathered there. The evening was
spent in games and conversation. A
dainty two-course lunch was served and
at a late hour the guests departed, voting
Mrs. Sisbee a most excellent hostess.
Those present were: May Chapple, Mae
Smith, Gail Sutton, Hester Whine. Laura
Lothrop, Roy Kinkaid, Lee Kinkaid, Paul
Kirker, Lew Taylor Manly Wareham,
Geo. Heinig and Mrs. Lou Lothrop.
JOLLY PICNIC PARTY.
On Saturday evening jolly party of
young people gave picnic party ir honor
of Miss Mccall of st. Louis, five miles
southeast of town. Those present were:
Misses Willis, Davis, Dean, Bennett,
Coleman, Mccullough, wightman. Steele.
Sutton. Bother. Skidmore. Nina Willis.
Schuler, Nelson; Messrs. McGovney,
Skidmore, Schuler. Don Schuler, Bennett.
Coleman, Nelson, Jay Bennett, with Mes
lanes Willis and Bennett and Miss Buck
ner as chaperons.
GAVE DINNER PARTY.
One of the pleasantest functions of the
season was a o'clock dinner party given
by Mrs. J. Christopher. $40 East Murdoch
avenue on Tuesday. The party was given
in honor of Mrs. James Christopher Of
oklahoma City. The rooms were beauti-
fully decorated with cut flowers and
palms and the most elaborate course din
ner was served. The afternoon was de-
voted 10 games and contests and truly
delightful hour was spent. Those present
were Mesdames McShaberg. Copeland.
Borden. Schnitzler. Fritz Schnitzler'
Park, Ferguson, Hickok. Mason, Kessler
Millison, Corson ana Sones.
ENTERTAINED AT BREAKFAST
Last Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. l..
W. Clapp entertained a large number Of
their friends at an elaborate breakfast
The magnificent home was beautifully
decorated with flowers cut from the
flower beds of the Clapp grounds
Flowers we're everywhere. giving the
home the appearance Of one great bower
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