The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-06

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| carrying the ring in a rose. Mrs. Sake
was gowned ma beautiful gown of white,
which was trimmed with chiffon lace.
She carried brides roses. She has lived
in Wichita but a few years, but in that
| time has won an envisble position in
Wichita society She is the only daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Winnie and sister
of Mr. Scott Whine Mr. SAKE is one OF
the well known young men OF the city
and has lived here nearly all his life-
He is employed in the Johnston-Larfmer
wholesale house Mr.. and Mrs SAKE
were remembered by their friends with
many beautiful gifts. They win make
their home at 5S5 Maple street Guests at
lie wedding were: Miss Reba Carrica of
+ Alva. o. t; Mr.. and Mrs. George Law
/ RE of Hutchinson, Misses Jennie and
Nettie kinney and Mabel christman Of
I Hutchinson, Mrs SAKE, Miss Sallie SAKE.
/ Miss Margaret Sake. Mr.. and Mrs. S. 5.
Billingsley and children. Mr.. and Mrs.
I Fred Morse, Mr.. and Mrs Claude o.
! Funk. Mr.. and Mrs z. c.. Silsbee and
children, Mr. and Mrs. David Grifiths,
Misses Title Brock, Laura Pierce. Messrs.
/ David Parkinson. VIII Jones, Scott Win
ne Ralph Winnie. Hay Torrey.
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/ ENTERTAINED BY PRESIDENT.
The Cosmopolis club was entertained
I Tuesday evening by Charles Myers. its
president. Mr. Myers was not only the
founder of the club and its president.
1T he formulated the unwritten law that
eac hmember upon marriage should treat
the club TO a banquet Mr. Myers sew
eral weeks ago took to himself wife
and Tuesdays banquet was given in COM
pliance with this law which he had made
long before he met the LADY who became
his wife.
The party. q stag one, was given in the
rooms of Mr.. ard Mrs. Myere'in the eedg-
wick block Music and singing and
general good time were enjoyed by all.
Mr. George Barnes in a few well chosen
words presented Mr.. Myers with hand
some mahogany rocker as token OF es-
TEEN by which he lie held by his fellow
| members. Mr.. Myers the invited the
| club to repair to Reeders cafe, where
the following menu was served:
Oysters.
New York Counts.
Fred-Stewed.
| Fried Spring Chicken
Turkey Salad. Olives.
Pickles.
Saratoga Chips. Celery.
Cake. Ice Cream.
Peaches and Cream
Watermelon. Bon-Bons.
There were present: Messrs. Charles
Myers, Roy Coltry, Homer Hardin, Geo.
Barnes, Clyde Evans. Frank Bonney.
Clement Parker, John Bailey, Ray Bailey.
VIII Brown, Clarence Blades. Murray
Abott, George Painter. John Barnes, Wal
lace Wilson.
ON COLLEGE CAMPUS.
The annual summer picnic given by the
Paramount Alumni association on the col
lege campus Tuesday night was one Of
the most pleasant events of the week
A picnic supper was server by the light
of Japanese lanterns. The evening was
spent in telling stories Of real life and
other kinds.
Several Of the faculty and other Fair
mounters were guests of the occasion,
including Prof. and Mrs. Isely, DR.. and
Mrs. Solandt, Mrs Morrison. Prof. Poole.
Miss Poole, Miss Hammer. Theodore Nor
rison, Arthur Bosworth, Bert McGnnis,
Claude Nelson. The alumni present were:
Mrs Bert NfcGinnis, 80; Misses Clara
Richards, Bee Baker. Alkaline Finn, Anna
Jones, Daisy Zeininger. Lilly zeininger.
all of 90; Cora Bailey and Edwin Wilcox.
of 'o1; Harriet Sewall. Gail Rhodes, Mrs.
Arthur Bosworth and Frank Van Bus
KIRK, of 'o2, and Misses Muriel Finn. Lyn-
cite Furley, Vera Taft and Frank Kin
sey, Of the class of '0S.
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III, aA-NTUEP
Mr.. and Mrs o. Freschette entertained
at dinner on Thursday evening. the &C
casion being Mr. Freschette's 18th birth
day anniversary. Their guests We're: Mr..
and Mrs c. H Smmyth, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. D. Houston, Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Ash
ton, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Hagny. Mr.. and
Mrs z. E. Bleckiey and family.
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KAPPA SIGMA SURPRISE.
A very pleasant surprise was given by
the Kappa Sigma club to one OF their
members, Miss Mae Smith, at her pleas
ant country home, not far from tha city.
All members having brought their sup
per. were delighted to sit on the grass
of the front yard and partake Of their
| refreshments with their member.
WILHITE SUTTON.
Wednesday evening. September q at
the home OF the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM Sutton, occurred the marriage
of their daughter. Maud, to Arthur
| Thomas White.
| Promptly at O'Clock the bride and
groom entered the parlors, unattended,
where they were met by Rev. Fred n.
Grace. who IN a brief but impressive
manner pronounced them husband and
wife.
| Immediately after the ceremony the
guests repaired TO the dining room weber
G. three coursee supper was served.
The bride was becomingly attiFed in
white null organize and carried brtdes
roses. The groom wore the conventional
black.
Bith Mr. and Mrs. white were reared
and educated in Wichits's schools and
have won many friends who wish then
/ Joy and prosperity in their married lie
| They viii be al home after September
/ = In their new home. SIS North Wash
| ington avenue.
COOPER SIECLAIR.
Aliss Eva Sinclair OF Wichita end M
w. e. Cooper OF Clearwater were married
| Wednesday, September 9, az the home Of
| the brides parents. No. SO West Maple
| street Mrs Cooper is the Oldest dsuga-
/ ter CT Mr.. and Mrs A W. Sinclair. She
/ has lived IN Wichita for 4 number Of