The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-22

ner, Ed. 1Oungmeyer. Al. Nounsmeyer,
Clarence Miller. Robert \. Schumacher; !;
Misses Katie Haughs, Lille Schumacher,
Estelia Fienders. Florence Bennett. os-
sic Trisel. Ida Youngmeyer. Esteila
Roath, Mabel Bennett.
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SURPRISE PARTY.
Last Thursday evening delightful sur
prise party was given in honor Of Miss
Beulah Martin by a crowd OF her young
friends at her home, 1868 North Wichita
street The evening was spent in music
and games Refreshments Were served
and at late hour the guests departed
after having spent a most delightful even
ing Many beautiful presents were re
ceiyed. Mrs. Martin was assisted in en-
tertainins by her sister. Miss Boiling.
Those present were: Beulah Martin,
Fannie Mahan, Bessie Mahan, Dorothy
Eleven. Angela Eleven and Agnes Clary;
Herbert Crowly, George Murphy. Willie
Dwyer, Glen Gardner and Carl Martin.
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HER ELEVENTH BIRTHDAY.
Jessie Burt entertained at her home.
421 Laura avenue a number OF her friends.
it being her eleventh birthday. Those
present were Ada Roberts. Jessie Burt
Elsie Drake. Mildred Drake, Jessie Shi-
blow. limo Teal. Virgie Teal. Hagle Alex
andria, Bessie Badley, Alma Bailey. Ha-
zle Streby, Hazle McVicor, Helen STAN
ley. Lena Mann, John Burt, Sheridan
Newfer
The evening was spent in music and
games. \ lunch of fruit and cake was
served All enjoying the evening. went
home thinking Jessie royal entertainer
and wishing her many long and happy
birthday
MISS TAFTS SURPRISE.
Miss Helen Taft of 2Sl North Lawrence
avenue was surprised by a few OF her
friends Friday evening. November 20. The
guests gathered at the home Of Miss Ruth
Gearheart and from there went TO the
home of Miss Taft. At q last hour the
guests separated declaring Miss Taft a
most charming hostess. Those present
were: Pearl Ried. Wanita Hill, Ruth
Gearheart. Grace Ried, Bess Dodds, Helen
Taft: Messrs. Donald Haworth. Frank
Jordan, Donald Powell VIM Page, Ford
kirkpatrick and Kirk Parrot.
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MARRIAGE TOOK PLACE.
Thursday evening at the home of DR..
s s. Elder, $50 South Topeka avenue,
took place the marriage of the daughter.
Ethel Irene Elder to Mr.. Orion II. Howe
of Streat0r, III.
The wedding was one OF elegance and
infornality.
The home was beautifully decorated
with cut ferns. palms and ornamental
oak. the chandeliers being wreathed in
sprengerii: large bowls of chrysanthe-
NUNS graced the room With their snowy
beauty.
The dining room was lovely. carrying
out the color scheme in green and white
for decorations.
The bride wore gown OF cream color
ed silk crepe. trimmed in duchess point
lace. also lovely pearl brooch. gift
OF the groom, AID carried q bouquet Of
white hrysanthenums-
The groom wore the conventional black
The words that made the hearts one.
were spoken by Or. Sergeant Of tie
Plymouth Congregational church
After congratulations the entire com
pany. comprising ab0u: thirty, repaired
60 the dining room. where delicious
luncheon was served
Tho happy couple were the recipients
OF very -~nur rs ~ ard hsautifui gifts
In the way OF bank checks. china. cut
s.ass an. siite. ~are.
Their future horne viii be in Streator.
III. where Nj Howe Is a prosperous
hardware merchant Of that city
The best wishes Of their many friends
viii follow them as their bark floats out
on the matrimonial sea.