The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-22
PRESIDENTS
RECEPTION
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at nickel a bid. the last person making
a bid to take the cake. Mr.. Kelly
bought the cake and Immediately donated
it, and it was sold again in the interests
of the Rebekahs, and donated again, and
once again, Mr.. Kelly being the last
successful bidder. He Immediately cut
the cake and those present enjoyed tast-
ing the achievement Of one Of the sisters
as cox. The Rekekahs are raising funds
to buy new robes for the meeting of the
Wildey District association on the 23d of
April. They were much pleased with the
receipts of the evening, and will remem-
Der the courteous treatment received at
the hands of 296. Brothers Crewson and
Lindsay. of the West Side. and Smith, of
SO, furnished music for the evening. which
Queen City appreciates and desires to ex-
press thanks.
No. 29e will institute a lodge at Oat-
vile in the near future. Valley Center
lodge will meet with them soon. Queen
City is alive and up-to-date. They will
have four candidates for the work next
month. The officers of 2s6 at the present
time are young men, which accounts for
meeting of the wildey District association
N April is an event which many are de-
string to see, and of course is a material
aid in bringing in new members.
SURPRISE ON MRS. TAPP
pleasant surprise was given Satur-
day. February u, on Mrs. Rachel Tapp.
mother of Senator Tapp. at her home, 40S
Lock street, in honor of her siXty-sixth
birthday. The day was spent in pleasant
conversation. An elegant dinner was
served. Many beautiful and useful pres
ents were given.
Those present were: Mrs. ]. D. Croker.
Mrs. w. NJ. Tapp. Mrs. ]. H. Cole, Mrs.
G. NJ. Tapp, Mrs. j. w Tapp. Mrs. W.
H. Croker, Mrs. NJ. D. Tapp, Mrs. r.
Hinckley, Mrs. w. w. Shackleford. Mrs.
S. B. Wolfe, Mrs. j. Reeves, Mrs. w.
Tunnis. Mrs. B. Key. Mrs. Blue. Miss
Mabel Croker. Miss Emma Tapp, Miss
Katie Tapp Miss Augusta Schreier. Miss
Pearl Schreier, Mrs. o. r. Croker. Miss
Effie Cole Miss Minnie Tapp, Mrs. E.
Tapp.
POVERTY PARTY.
The sixth grade of the Franklin school
gave a poverty party at 301 South Dodge
avenue, the home of Miss Ethel Nc
Feeters. The evening was spent in music
and games, and at a late hour the boys
served a nice lunch.
Those present were: Myrtle Webb, Dora
Sinclair. Inez Killion. Lora Atfield, Leila
Bagley, Ethel McFeeters, Clara Mckee,
Laura Atfield. Paul Hatfield. Howard Os-
borne. Glen Mckee, Harry Snyder. Harry
Bowen, Warner Hill, Judson Petrie and
Herschel Dunn.
SHUKER-STROHMIE
Miss Anna Strohmier and Mr.. William
Shuker were married Wednesday evening
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. p. Mil
ton. sl5 North Main street. Prof and
Mrs. Mariager played the wedding march
and the ceremony was performed by Rev.
A d. Phelps, pastor of the Emporia Ave
nue. Baptist church The parlors were
decorated with palms. ferns and cut
flowers. The happy couple were attended
by Miss Lizzie Strohmier, sister OF the
bride and Mr.. Herbert Gates. Congrat-
ulations having been extended, an excel
lent supper was served.
The groom is a young business man.
being in the grocery business on East
Murdoch avenue.
The bride is an estimable young lady.
and is well qualified to assume the posi-
ton she has chosen.
FOR MISS CAMPBELL
On Tuesday evening a very pleasant
little party was given by Mrs. NJ. c.
Campbell. for her daughter. Miss Melville
Campbell. Dancing in the large ball room
on the third floor. was the chief amuse-
ment Thosep resent were: Misses Irene
Solomon. Clay Sluss, Leota Wyatt. Cor
inne Ludlum, Clara Vermillion. Esther
Vermllion Aileen Houston. Fulington.
Grace Fullington. Elise Aileen, Rayata
Spencer, Rita Burr. Aileen Minnick, AL
verda Reese, Mary Cooper, Helen Brooks.
Bessie Griffith. Belle Smyth. Florence
Bowers. Grace Davis. Adeline Bradshaw,
Florence Dubois. Hey Jobes, Marquette
Mcnamara, Helen Stanley, Eliza Throck-
morton. Celia Israel. Gertrude Mcclellan.
Jean Weiser, Marie Osborne, Helen jack
son, Constance Sargent, Grace Bidwell,
Myra Jordon Ethel Houston. Lula Du-
laney. Lottie Ludlum, Marie Hornor.
Marguerite Lehman. Edna Copeland,
Maud Kilgore. Elmo Hartie. Hazel Chain.
Ethelyn Bowman. Irene Reilly. Carol
Edwards Christie Campbell. Florence
futile. Annie Hail. Mildegarde Hurley. of
Topeka Lolita Rees. Margaret Case. Nora
Harris. Lillian Arlington. Messrs. Edgar
Amsden. Forest Amsden, Sylvester Cohn.