The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-18
EACH GUEST
"SWAPPED"
Continued from Sixth Page.

Auna Drummer, Bernice Mcpherson, ka-
tie Mcpherson, Bertha Bloss, Helen Boss,
Ada Trobaugh. Osca Trobaugh, Norma
Maurer. Mona Aker, Mabel Tracy; Messrs
Earle Furnish. Clifford Cole, High Pack
cts, Claude Hail, Will Aker, Choate Brum
mer. Raymond Drummer, Ernest Furnish.
Lawrence McCabe Roy McCabe, S. w.
Mcpherson and Everett Whaley.
AT CITY HOTEL.
Mr.. Harley Mccall and Miss Lena
knoblauch were united in marriage in the
parlors OF the City hotel, by the Rev.
Bruce Griffith, Of the Reform church. The
couple were attended by Mr. E. A B.
Puthuf and Miss Retta Blacksten
A number of young people witnessed the
ceremony, after which all proceeded to
the dining room, where banquet had
been prepared.
After the supper the guests were invited
to the rooms of Mr.. and Mrs Schnitzler,
where games and dancing caused the
time to pass swiftly.
Mr.. Mccall is the captain of Hose com
ra,hy No. 3. and stands very high in the
estimation of his chief
Mrs Mccall is the daughter of Mrs
Sophia Knoblauch and Tie granddaugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Schnitzler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccall will 80 to house
keeping at once in their new home at the
corner of Eighteenth and Topeka avenue.
Among those from out of the city who
were present at the wedding and recep-
ton Were: Mr.. W. T. Hess, of Kansas
City, Mo-; Miss Gretchen Gruether, of
St Joseph, Mo; Mrs. Emma WALL of
Ellsworth; Mrs. Joseph Lang, of Conway
Springs; and Miss Jennie Knoblauch, of
st Marks. Others who We're there were:
Fire Marshal 4. G.. Walden, wife and
mother; Fritz Schnitzler and family
William SchnitZler and family Charles
SchnitZler and family, Mrs. Sophia Knob
LAUGH, mother OF the bride, and Leon
hnoblauch, brother of the bride; Otto
Kopplin and family. Will Taylor and fam
lily, John-Aden and wife, Jack Clair and
family, John Finley and family, and
others
MEETING ANNOUNCED.
The conversational department of the
Twentieth Century club Will meet in
Sedgwick Music hall at p. m. on Tues
day, January 90 1t is necessary to hold
q business meeting of the club, and ali
members are earnestly requested to be
Present promptly. 1t is further requested
that the club members who have not
hitherto paid their dues for this year at
tend TO the matter as soon as possible
Tuesday if convenient There will be n
general discussion of current events fol-
lowing the business meeting. What five
books written in the last century by
American authors have eXerted the great
est Influence" viii likewise be thrown
open for general discussion. Miss Sara
Eorcross VIII give a talk on the essen
tiais of Narration with brief review
OF Description
SHOBER-LA DOUX
Mr.. George La Doux and Miss Marie
Shober. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Fred
erick Shoher, were married at the Catholic
church last Wednesday morning, at 8
o'clock. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Father Then. A reception
was held at the home of the bride in Riv-
erside, in the evening. only a few init
riate friends outside of relatives were
invited. There were many beautiful pres
ents given to the happy couple.
WEDDING BELLS RANG.
John y. Beaver and Miss Mary Steele
both of Augusta. Kan. were married at
the court house of Wichita, Tuesday, at
o'clock p. m, January 10. 1903. by Judge
Wilson, an the presence of Miss Clara
Beaver. sister-of the groom. and Mr.. ,
Walter Steele and Mrs Carrie Steele |
brother and sister-in-law of the bride. |
After the ceremony the company retired
to the home of Mr.. and Mrs Charlton
Steele, where a sumptuous wedding din
ner was served. The bride and groom /
will be ct home to their friends after
March list, at Augusta. Kan.
WERE QUIETLY MARRIED.
Mr.. Bert Coombs, of this city. and Miss !
Sadie Dorth. of Howard. Kan, were |
quietly married at the brides home
"Wednesday. January eth Mr.. Coombs /
slipped oct of Wichita very quietly and |
not even his closest friends knew of his 1
intentions until last Monday morning !
when he brought his bride back to
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