The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-01-17
DYE-McoY.

present at the wedding Tuesday evening
Of William 4. Dye and Miss Claudia
! Mccoy, which was celebrated at the
home of the brides parents. Mr. and
Mrs. c. w. Mccoy, 1920 East First
street The Rev. Chas. E Bradt, of the
First Presbyterian church performed the
ceremony.
It was an exceptionally pretty home
wedding, the gowns of the ladies as well
as themselves being the feature of the
beauty. The bride was gowned in white
silk muslin made over silk and trimmed
with real lace and pearls. She wore the
groonl's gift, a diamond brooch and car
ried brides roses. The maid of honor
wore light blue silk trimmed with liberty
silk and velvet ribbon Mrs Dedricks
gown was of white Pearls lawn over
blue silk She carried pink roses Mrs.
Mccoy was gowned in champagne en-
broidered swiss trimmed with lace.
The bridal party came down the stairs
while Mrs. Hal Mccoy played Mendel-
ssohn's march. The ceremony took place
under canopy of green in a big win
dow of the sitting room. The bride was
attended by her sister, Miss Hazel Nc
Coy as maid of honor, and Miss Laura
Dedrick as bridesmaid Mr.. Clarence
Reed acted as best man. During the
ceremony Mrs. Mccoy played very soft
ly Visions of Love" After the cere-
mony and congratulations, the guests
were served with refreshments by Misses
Ruth Rogers, Margaret Combs, Marjorie ,
Wilson and Myrtle Woodford. The ices !
were served in heart shape The din
ing room was decorated very prettiiy
with carnations and roses. Ropes OF
smilax hung from the chandelier to the
table corners and the centerp.ece was
Of carnations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dye left on Wednesday
morning for a few days wedding trip
in the south and will be at home for the
winter at 1920 East First street. They
were remembered by their friends with
many beautiful and useful gifts which
will add much to their new home
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PARTIES IN A SERIES.
a series of parties were given last
week by Mrs. William Innes and Mrs
Hiram Lewis al the latters home, 400
North Emporia avenue. The parties
we're planned to take place during Mrs.
nnes' daughters visit, which was un-
cut short by the sickness
If her husband, Dr. Gallant, and her
departure for Chicago to attend him.
The first of the parties was given on
he ninth of the month, when ladies
we're entertained at six-handed euchre.
drs Geo. Matthews, Mrs. o. II. Bent
ey, Mrs. George Steele won the favors.
They again entertained on Monday even
ng, when Mr.. E. G.. Robertson, Mr. Fin
ay Ross, Mrs. Oliver won the prizes
The assisting ladies were: Miss Harriet
stanley, Miss Harriet Wells, Miss Helen
Taylor Miss Donna Fisher, Miss Edna
sattin. Miss Marie. Berry. Miss Carrie
'ogdelT Miss. Lucy Lewis, and Miss
Jamie Lewis.
a'-- AFTERNOON AT FLINCH
Mrs. John Gibson entertained few
riends on Wednesday afternoon at pro.
ressive finch. Miss Emma McClees won
he prize. The guests were: Mrs Ernest
ramer, Mrs. Henry Larkin, Mrs. John
'arkinson, Mrs Harvey Cain. Mrs. o. A.
'oyle, Mrs. a. o. Cromer. Mrs. Robert !,
Mrs S. S. Billingsey. Mrs :.
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Noble. Mrs. T. III. Mayberry. Mrs !
F. West. Miss Emma McClees, Miss
'ertha Kirkwood, Miss Leah Wander
ere, Miss Laura Dedrick. Miss Mabelle
add. Miss Virgins, Miss Medde Ham
ton. Miss Jean Hamilton, Miss Reba
arico, of Alva, o. T.
MISS PURDUE'S TURN" I
Miss Leila Purdue entertained the six
anded euchre club on Tuesday The
uests OF the club were: Miss Hill of I
ouncil Bluffs, the Misses Scott and Miss
1erthmueller of Burlington, Ia, Miss ;
firth of Cleveland. Ohio, Miss Gilker- !
IN. Miss Carpenter and Miss Carter.
he prize winners were Mrs Graham
ampbell, Miss Elizabeth Carey and Miss Q
Iarie Berry The club will meet next =
tuesday, with Miss Mary Biting.
BIRTHDAY OCCASION
Miss Anna Debbrecht was surprised on
Iednesday evening by a crowd of her e
lends at her home on Ohio avenue 1t }
as Miss Debbrechts birthday. Whist,
ames and music occupied the evening p
uh refreshing accompaniments The 4
1ests were: S
Misses Minnie Braitch. Marie Weis, r
atie Weis, Anna Springob, Erdie Geile.
ary Geile, Maggie Walterscheid, Liz !
e Waiterscheid. Martha Gerrich. Mamie I
effal. Clara Beffal. Lizzie Hassenmeyer. G
ma Debbrecht. Anna Hassemeyer, Re- \
lila Schnedebrecker. Lulu Hartman.
airy FRANKIE: Messrs: Frank Younger,
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rouzey. John Einhaus, Henry Ernst b
an. John Swartz. Andy Kunzel, John v
ivenspiees; George Rivenspiece. Joe h
ehley. Ambrose Bush. t,
FOR VISITING GIRLS. Il
Misses Scott and Miss WerthmueIler Of "
Ia. Miss NoIlis OF Topeka. d
Id Miss Hin OF Council Bluffs. were
e guests of honor at a function on r,
e ninth, given by Miss Florence Reed. Il
lie evening was spent playing six-hand- Il
euehre. Miss Marie Berry. Miss Lor- o.
Inc Waite of Newton, and Mr.. Milton
on the prizes After refreshments had ST
en served an hour was spent with 4
usic and informal conversation. el
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARY. cl
large number of the friends of Lee 7
+. Helena and wife gathered in at their "
me. SS5 South Main street. on Friday IT
ght and gave them a happy surprise. il b
ing the tenth anniversary OF their mar Ii
age Each one brought present in
aware. Judging from the appearances n,
their kitchen table after the guests III
parted ii will be many years in the eI
ture before MIR. and Mrs. Helena viii So
ed 10 purchase tinware. A pleasant nj
Rniny was SnSnr hv the fri~rriS v-lrh sf.. = l.