The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-31

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Veta TurIey,- Mona Aker, Hazel Neal
Bessie Tremain and Ethel Travis. Tbs
! guests departed wishing her many more
such pleasant occasions
swoPE-BLfss NCPTIALs!
On last Tuesday evening at the home
of the brides mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Bliss ez6 North Main street. occurred
| the marriage of Miss Carrie Francis
| Bliss and Mr.. Jesse B. Swope. both popu-
lar young people of Wichita. and both
| OF whom have many friends in the social
and business life OF this city Miss Bliss
has occupied the position of cashier and
| bookkeeper at NWeinschenk's for a num-
Der OF years, and Mr.. Swope is head
| salesman and assistant manager of the
same firm. The wedding was quiet
home affair, only relatives OF the con-
ractfng parties and Mr.. and Mrs. A NJ
Weinschenk being present. Mr.. and Mrs
Ed Park of Wellington, sister and broth
er-in-Iaw of the bride. Were out of town
guests. Many handsome and useful pres
ents were received by the young people
including two checks from Mr.. Vein
schenk, and the groom presented the
bride with a fine piano. After the cere-
mony charming three-eourse luncheon
was served on small tables. They will
be at home at 245 West Dewey avenue
after June Is. E-
GAVE TROLLEY RIDE.
After the glorious victory of the Fair
mount baseball team Monday the team
in their enthusiasm, planned a trolley
ride for themselves and the students OF
the college The merry crowd gave the
college yell at stops, and refreshments
were served on the car. The party was
chaperoned by Mrs. Rouiet and Miss
Clough. Those present were: Misses
Shattuck. Hall. Dryden. Finn, Wash
burn, Furiey. Charlaine Furley. Congdon.
Imboden, Breese Liltl Grier, Roulet
Woodcock Human. Campbell. Graves.
Georgia Graves Jobes. Mary Jobes, Ken
drick. Blazier. Fees; Messrs. Softer, Ross,
Burkholder. Davis. Stahl Clancy. Kings
bury, Isely, Todd. Finley, Anderson,
Frantz. Cole. Belden, Tompkins, Burton,
C. Burton, Spaulding, Schaeher. Isely.
GAVE SURPRISE PARTY.
Mrs R. Freeman gave surprise party
in honor of her husband. Mr.. r. Freeman
Wednesday. The occasion was his S4th
birthday. Ice cream and refreshments
were served. Those present were: Mr.
and Mrs George Butler. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Noe, Miss Lottie Gray, Mt
George Shocks. Miss May Christen. Mr.
and Mrs. R. Freeman. Miss Bessie Free
man. Mr.. John Freeman and Miss Dovie
Freeman.
ENTERTAINED z. S. NJ. NJ. CLUB,
Mrs. Isaac Cofvin entertained the E. S.
NJ. NJ. club at her home, 1856 North Wash
ington avenue, Tuesday evening The
parlors were decorated with roses
After a few business points had been
discussed by the members of the club the
remainder of the evening was spent in
playing games. At a late hour refresh
ments were served. consisting Of fruit and
cake. All present expressed themselves
as having had pleasant time.
Those present were: Misses Matte
Day. Clevia Lawhon. Hazel Hume, Olive
Beauchamp, Lucy Goodwin, Edna Hob
son, Nellie Furnish, Bertha Hobson. Mrs
c. T. Hume. Mrs. Isaac Colvin: Messrs.
Frank Lahey. Preston Hume, Lee Fur
nsh. Thos. Coulter. VIM. Graham. John
RAIDER, Frank Graham, George Baxter.
Tom Davis, Claude Jennings, Isaac Col
win.
MAY POLE ENTERTAINMENT.
The South Side Kindergarten will give
a May pole entertainment on Tuesday.
June ID at p. m, in the lecture room
of the Reformed church, corner Lewis
and Topeka avenue.
The little children have been kept out of
school a great deal on account OF the
rainy weather; nevertheless, they have
ACCOMPLISHED something The many pretty
articles which will be shown prove that
their little hands have been very busy.
1t was exceedingly difficult to keep the
class together towards the end of the
term to practice for the closing exer-
discs but those who were there have
worked faithfully, and it is hoped that
though the little folks come after all the
other school exercises. the last will not
be least.
The ladies of the association will serve
refreshments TO all who desire, after the
entertainment. and a good patronage is