The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-01

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Prizes were won by Mrs O. Rinckel
and Mrs. Grow, and the consolation prize
J by Mrs. Frank Weppner. The next en-
tertainment VIII be at the residence of
Mrs Emil Otto. 400 South Emporia, No
Yember II.
VISIT TO A COUNTRY HOME.
Mother Nature eoult not have given her
children more ideal day than Tuesday
afternoon. Especially those of the La
dies G. A. r. Sewing Circle, who were
fortunate enough to enjoy the ride to the
4 beautiful home of Sister Slough. There
we're fifteen members present and four
or five visitors. AS no work was on hand
the time was spent in a social way and
the ladies always have good time,
whether al work or play. Delicious re-
freshments were served, consisting of
chicken sandwiches, cranberry sauce, two
kinds of cake and delicious coffee with
pure cream in it. After bidding the host
ess goodbye each departed wishing that
this might not be the last visit 10 the
country.
SUNDAY SCHOOL EVENT.
]. Lee Cartwright entertained his Sun
day school class of the First Baptist
church Monday evening at the home of
Mrs. G. w. Cassidy, 1146 North Topeka
avenue, assisted by Mrs. Cassidy and
Mrs. Lou Lothrop. Music and games fur
nished amusement for the guests of the
| evening. Fruit for refreshments was
served.
Those present were: Pearl Green, Win
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Murray, Ella Plummer, Lille Childers,
| Mile Davis, - Davis, Anna Critzer,
Mamie Newcomb, Fannie Kragh, Edna
Salter, Rosa Oyler, Lorena Cassidy.
| A DOUBLE WEDDING
| One of the more than ordinary society
| events of the week was a double wedding
| Charles n. Gardner and Miss Lillian
/ Price, and S. \. Shields and Miss Lulu
| Price Were the contracting parties. The
wedding took place at G o'clock Tuesday
evening at the home of the brides mother
$50 South Millwood avenue. The Rev
Mr.. Switzer performed the ceremony. The
home was prettiiy decorated in roses and
carnations. ss-e-~C
The wedding dresses of the Misses Price
were alike. being elaborate creations of
dainty Persian lawn. This. made the
wedding not only an interesting one but
also pleasing one to the eye.
After the marriage a wedding supper
was served to a few intimate friends of
the couples
All the young parties are too well
known in Wichita to be written up to
any great extent The young women
have numerous friends who will be send
ing them congratulations if they have not
already done SO. Mr.. Shields is an en-
ploye of Seton & Haynes Mr.. Gardner
is with the East Side Racket.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Shields will be at home
at the Firebaugh block to their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner will be al home
to friends at Ill South Market street,
where Mr. Gardner has fitted up a very
neat cottage.
A UNIQUE AFFAIR
In response to dainty water color invi- |
tations in the shape of pumpkins the
Rocky Ford Camping party met at the /
home Of Miss Minnie Rose. 4Oi North Wa |
ter street Friday evening
The house was uniquely decorated with /
stalks of kaffir corn and stalks of yell !
low field corn. A number of Jack O |
lanterns and candles furnished the ghost /
" light by which the usual Halloween /
tricks and games were tried. The prn- ]
cipal feature Of the evening being for
tune telling by a real live Gypsy, who |
gave the guests valuable information re-
garding their present ard future The /
invited guests were: Mr.. and Mrs II. y. I
Helm, Mr.. and Mrs. Rhodes. Misses Alice. /
Abbey and Rable Mossnan, Florence and 1
Ina Smith. Clara Morris, Grace Davidson. /
Viola Walton. Pauline and Mary Helm, /
Marie Pierce Geneva Breese, Bessie /
Mathews and Ellen Dunn; Messrs Garner /
Taylor. Ralph Mossnlan, Bert McMini- 4
my Chas. Elder Lewis and VIII Walton.
Sam Helm. WIN English. Ray Bailey. /
VIII Parker. Paul Burke, Athol Ford, /
Herbert Davidson, George Gosworth, and ;
Western LOOMS.
on Thursday evening the boys OF the
Unitarian Sunday school carried out a
very unique social Tor the entertainment
Of the girls and their friends. 1t was a
fsgot party With the aid OF their
teachers the Sunday school room was
made bower Of beauty II was decor
ated with many vines and tropical Plants.
through the harnches Of which peered
grotesque faces that grinned and bliRked
at your approach; vet on examination
proved to be only the result Of the boys
handiwerk with q knife and : pumpkin.
BY the light OF the fagots burning in
the crate mary tale was told and
pretty songs were sung. while in cor
ner, patiently and quietly. a few were
trying 10 unravel Yer:rable eo0Heb %
threads, all OF which made 4 scene that
was weird and eRiraRcing- Later in the
dining room above the boys served chill
TO their friends. who were loud ia their
praise Of boys who could entertain 50
royalty.
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