The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-26
SURPRISED
BY HOST
Miss Katie Smith Had Pre-
pared for Her Gvests.
TAKE HER UNAWARES
Other Events in the Social
Life of Wichita.

weas in society circles was the surprise
party given by Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
SniveIy. in honor of Katie Smith, VINO
has been making her home with them
during the winter, and who expects to
leave shortly for her home in Denver
Colo This party was different from the
ordinary surprise parties in this respect;
The invitations were sent 70 each. IN
dicating that the surprise was to be on
Miss Smith. but in place of surprising her,
she surprised the guests by smilinsly
throwing wide open the door. which dis
played the rooms brilliantly lighted
Strains of sweet music met the ears OF
the guests. who stood back in speech -ess
amazement The young folks were IN
high spirits and We're pleasantly enter
tanned by graphophone. piano and man
dolin music, and various games. of which
whist and finch were prominent
AT a late hour refreshments. consisting
of ice cream, cake and candy. were
served. and in the wee hours Of the
morning the guests departed. all voting
that they had been very much surprised
and that Miss Smith was a charming en-
tertainer.
Those invited were: Misses Pearl Bos-
worth. Maude Wells Emma Parrot.
Hattie Myers Grace Lent. Leila Myers.
Nellie Smiley Messrs. Harry Martin. Ed
| Lockwood. Harry Nevies. Frank Barns,
| VIII Ambrister, Charley Barley, Club
SniveIy. Fred Croser. Henry Tapp,
Arthur Keegan. Geo Bosworth. Mrs. |.
III md
! Mrs. ]. R. Snively, Teddy Snively-
GIVEN A PLEASANT SURPRISE
very pleasant evening was spent last
Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs
Mary Clarke 1921 jefferson, in honor of
her son. James twenty-frst birthday
Early in the evening; the guests were in
vited into the dining room. where very
| elaborate supper was served.
| The table was decorated with carna-
tiors. Iiacs and apple blossoms.
Those present We're: Mrs. Mary Clark,
Mr.. and Mrs. R L. Weathcrby. and son
Chas. Misses Ruby Grimes. Lille Peters.
Bessie Drake. Sa lie ard Myrtle Grimes.
Edna Lyman. Ethel Grimes. Florence
Putnam. Mary Lyman. Nettie Haskell.
| Hazel Dutton, Bessie. Jes sic, Mamie. Jean
and Hattie Weatherby. Messrs. c. r.
| McAuley. l.. McMillen. \. ]. Roy. l.. c.
Clark. c. O. Clark T. NJ. McHarg. ]. C.
Clark, & F. Farrow. Frank Peters. f
NJ. Belden. j. \. Clark.
AT BRIDES HOME.
Miss Gertrude Tenant and Mr.. Roy
Roberts were married Tuesday evening.
at the home of the brides parents. 237
| Cleveland avenue, Rev. Bradt of the
| First Presbyterian church. officiating.
At o'clock the bridal couple. accompa-
MED By Rev Bradt entered the parlor
and took their places beneath the beauti-
full floral arch where the marriage ser
vice of the Presbyterian church was per
formed
The bride wore a beautiful costume of
white French lawn. trimmed profusely in
lace and satin ribbon. and had brides
roses in her hair.
The guests were: DR.. and Mrs. c. =
Bradt, Mr.. and Mrs. d. 5. Pennant, Prof
} and Mrs. c. F. Adams. Prof. and Mrs. Q
} D. Fazel Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Goudie
Miss Anna 3. Mason. Miss Eva Goudie
Miss Inez Barkalow, Miss Josephine Bow
ers. Miss Nina Pressey. Miss May
Thompson Miss Florence Derrick, Miss
Alice Roberts Prof. f. A. Hibarger. Prof
w. w. Hibarger. Prof. VIII Price. Mr.
Jack Parkinson. Mr.. ". Z. Phillips
Those out Of town We're: Mr.. w. II
Roberts, Wellington; Miss Elizabeth Rob
erts. wellington: Mrs Robert +. Bush
Winfield Mr. and Mrs Wallace Graham
Viola: Miss Grace Van Patten. PonC
Creek. o. T.
QUIET HOME WEDDING
There occurred at the home of Mr. anc
Mrs T r Carson. on South Seneca. on'
Of the prettiest home weddings of I'll,
season. which united Miss Lola Carso'
and Mr. Stewart Newcomer in the hols
bonds Of matrimony. The ceremony wa:
performed by the Rev. Mr. Wilson. III,
bride was attired in light blue grant,
cloth. with trimmings of satin and cream
lace. After congratulations the guest.
repaired to the dining room and partool
of bountiful supper.
The guests were: Mr.. Newcomer. o
| Illinois. father OF the groom Mr. and
| Mrs G. a Carson. Mir. and Mrs. HARM
Carson, Mr.. and Mrs. I'd Mullenix. Mr.
and Mrs. Henderson. Grace Henderson
Jacob Henderson. Harry Henderson Mr.
and Mrs C. +. Berry. Sadie Berry. Lydia
Berry. Mr. and Mrs Il II. Mullenix an,
| Jessie Munenix. of Augusta. Kan: Grand
ma Carson. Mr. and Mrs. Horsepool Air
and Mrs States. Ward States Fiji
States. MIR and Mrs. Barrett, VIII Bar
rett Mrs Quinn. VIII Cooper Mabe
Cooper. Mr. and Mrs Whittier. Mrs
Handley. Hattie Handiey Mr.. and Mrs
Dan Cook Mr.. {. c. Butler. Mr.. MilhaupI
ENTERTAINED AT WHIST
| one ~ Nh most successful entertain
T. ments was the whist party given b. Mrs
. | 4. w. Mal!o. in honor Of her sister, Mr.
4 Geo. H Swift II Kansas city. IN
j. floral decorations and general appoint
r nenis were beautiful After cards cover
J were laid from four tables. the decora
tions being violets. \ most del.c.or
= two-course lunch was served The honor
, which were china plates. were aw4rte
, | 10 Mr. Wm. Busch and Mrs. II. Jones
Souvenirs Of the occasion were houguet
: q violets Those present were. Mrs. Gee
: ( II. Swift. Kansas city. NO. Niss Cert
, rude Hale. Levenworth, Mrs.. = Sheilel
J. Mrs Geo. w Robh Mrs 2. Eghert. NJ
4 orr. Ms E. otto. Mrs J. A. Eivir
Mrs r Wepner. Mrs.. WI Busch NJ
=, : J. LaEkin. Mrs o. Rinkle Mrs p
; Spite Mrs James BARR. Ms. rs :
Z Jones, Mrs NJ W Weeks
e FOR THEIR PASTOR
, \ pleasant affair was yhe reception ter
dered Rev Pollard he new pastor e -
: Erapo-i1 Avenue n z church Mouda1
c There was a good crowd ouI and the Nc
com. given the rev pastor ard his ~
WIS q very warm one Addresses vi
d - - Fa-e~asa-. E-fH.- y Vail Re