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SUNDAY.
HUME-PREWITT.

On Sunday. Feb. p, Mr.. Harden Hume
of Sedgwicl City and Miss Estella Prev
TT Of Maize were united in marriage at
hiss. noon at the residence Of the brides
parents. Nj and Mrs. J. \. Prewitt of
NAlze Kan. \ large company Of friends
of the popular couple witnessed the cere-
nony. which was performed by Prof. H.
ii. Scott a former teacher and pastor Of
the bride The beautiful Fpiscopalian
service was used and the bridal party was
ushered i'm with the Mendelssohn Wedding
March played by Miss Florence Meek
After the ceremony and congratulations
m elegant dinner was served and the
happy groom and bride departed on the
wedding tour amid a shower Of rice ana
old shoes.
The guests present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Fitch Mr.. and Mis-. {. NJ. Hop
kins. MI and Mrs W Nichols. Mr.. anC
Ms. II. r. scout. Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ
Fadden NJ and Mrs + Cook. Mr.. and
II. Burns. Mr.. and Mrs. Pocock. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. y Meek. Mr.. and Mrs NJ. koble
Nj. and Mrs. c. McFadden. Mr.. and Mrs.
g. NJ. Wmls: Misses Bessie Coni5lin. jos
sic Willis. Julia Conklin, Florence Meek
Mile Willis. Lucy Bowers. Florence
Nichols. ora Burns. Victoria Nichols ana
Messrs. Phil Lewis. Allen Larkin. Rag
T5lyIaire. Grover Prewitt, Attic Adams
VIII Prewiit.
Acter March l Mir and Mrs. Hume VIII
h., Al homo to thoit friends at their home
in Sedsvic<.
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CHIC NOTES.-THE SOCIETY.

Mr. and Mrs Ralph Millison gave DIN
ner last Saturday night for their guests
Mir. and Mrs Beam Of Chicago.
The Christian Endeavor class No. Of
the First Presbyterian church gave
Colonial tea Friday night in the parlors
of the church.
The domestic. science department Of the
Twentieth Century club met with Mrs.
Il. p. Murdoch Tuesday afternoon.
W. J. Weiser has returned from trip
to New York.
Mrs. s. \. Breese of Cottonwood Falls
is visiting Mrs f. =. Holmes.
Rex Payne. who is now making hrs
home at Hutchinson. has returned to that
CITY afterea visit with his father and
mother here.
Mr.. and. Mrs. George Charlton go 10
California this week FOR 4 visit in that
land of flowers.
lIrs ". Z. Stanley was entertained this
week at Topeka by Mrs. ChapelIe Foote.
-. r. L. AIillison IS il New York on bust
,sess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Garst are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Garst.
The following invitation was issued
this week: THE Old Maids At Home,
1919 North Topeka avenue. Feb. %. Ad-
mission. one man. Leap Year Party
The Cold Water Whist club Will be en-
tertained at dinner Friday night Of this
week by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pearce and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dyer. at their home
on North Topeka avenue.
Mr.. and Ms. George H Fuller enter
tanned at cards Friday night at their
home on North Lawrence avenue.
Miss Coda Evans entertained on We'd
resday evening at her home, 1l59 North
Waco.
4 dancing party will be given by THE
Poys' Thursday night at Garfield hall.
Mrs J. II. Osborne of Neodesha is
spending few days with Mr. J. E. Os-
borne and family at their home, 11i9
North Market street.
Mrs. r L. Kelly entertained at dinner
Friday at her home on Indiana avenue.
The Afternoon card Club was entertain.
ed Wednesday by Mrs. r. l.. Millison-
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MONDAY.
THE WEDDING TOMORROW

THE WEDDING TOMORROW
one of the chief events in the social
coterie will be the wedding Of James y
Ellie ard Miss Carrie Z. Williams at the
south Emporia Methodist church tomor-
row evening at eight O'Clock. Rev Pol
lard will have charge Of the ceremony.
The church viii be eXquisitely decorat-
ed with various kinds of flowers, such as
carnations. roses. and also evergreen. Inc
ring ceremony. which is one OF the most
popular styles for weddings. will be used.
Miss Lula Williams sister of the bride
elect. VIII be bridesmaid and Hollle
Stanle,-- will be the best man. Mendel-
sohn's beautiful wedding march VIII be
given bv Mrs. :. W. Kramer, of Chicago
sister of the groom and formerly a Nlch-
it, girl. Immediately after the ceremony
a coavratulatory reception Will he held
IN the Sunday School rooms, after which
the wedding party viii repair 70 the
home Of the brides parents sl2 South
F,nporia where an elaborate supper viii
be served.
Mir Ellis is popular young business
man and has been In charge of the furn-
fishing goods department of the Boston
store here for five years. He IS grad
uate of Fairmount college and has host
Of friends in Wichita.
Miss Williams is an accomplished young
lady and IS also prominently known in So
cicty. she has many friends in the city
end is especially well-known in church
circles.
Mr. and MS Ellis viii be at home 70
Their friends IT 1870 Fairmount avenue
At FRANKLIN SCHOOL
The picture Of Washington was given
this year TO the Franklin school, Tho
children Of each floor were gathered IN
one room and. after the salute 10 the
fag was eiyen, Mrs. W. z. Stanley pre-
sented the picture with the following
short address:
Teachers and Scholars:-I feel it
great privilege to present the Franklin
school from Eunice Sterling Chapter
Daughters Of the Revolution. on this, the
day that represents in our schools che
end being a national holiday the ll4th
anniversary OF his birth. the portrait OF
Georcc Washington. with The wish that
the scholars Of this school in studying
American history and the life Of this IL
lustrious mar. may have mStined into
their hearts "a spirit Of patriotism and
love Of country that they may adopt
this declaration. 7 shah know but one
country Ny aims shall be my country's.
my Gods and truth "
The response WAS giyen by Nerna Sober
strom Of the eigth grade who said:
AS tia representative Of Franklin
school. I most heartily thank the Daugh-
tiers OF tls Revelation FOR this beautiful
picture The heroes CT the revolution
were kind. brave and faithful unto death
and yen. their representatives in these
latter GAYS. eNemBiify their spirit of
kindness III giving year b. year. a picture
of the -siobiest Of Them 10 TIE various
schools aud in so doing nelp Us 10 keep
their deeds before Us.
.-Our sweetest singer among The poets
said Lives Of great men all remind Us
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FRIDAY.

OLD FASHIONED DINNER PARTY.
On Friday last Mrs r / Kelly. "a
Indiana avenue. entertained twelve ~
her lady friends at dinnesl
They were invited 10 come and spend
the day and b-inE their nee,.se work
These present were. Mrs Ene5dsn. =
Masonic Home. Mrs PhniGnie. Mrs.. Tuck
or. Mrs Swegle. Mrs Myers Mrs Jar
den. MrS- Weeks. Mrs Gillespie. Mrs G
W. coy. Mrs. Hal Mccoy. Mrs Claude
MCCOY DE
Il IS needless u ssT shay had 2 ve-y
enjoyable time and those rot present were
favorably remembered as in "Ye Ol5eu
Ty-r,rs
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For GEORGE WASHINGTON.


The Thursday Cooking club was enter
tanned at the home Of Mrs. E. c. Robert
son on North Lawrence avenue. Mrs.
Carrie Beam Of Chicago was the guest
Of the club
Mrs f c. Smyth. Mrs. George Pratt
and Mrs. George Dickson assisted with
the menu. which was served at a table
decorated in honor Of George Washing
ton. Flags draped the walls Of the din
ing room and the centerpiece on the Ia
bic was n small cherry tree. Small
hatchets were also used in decorating.
The menu included bouliion. stuffed ten
derloin with brown gravy creamed pota-
toes. buttered lima beans, brown and
= hite bread sandwiches. cherry preserves.
cherry salad. cottage cheese in puff paste
cps. baked apples stuffed with dates,
served with whipped cream. coffee The
cldb viii meet on March 70 with Mrs Fin
fay Ross.
Those at this meeting were. Mrs. O. u.
Paraes. Mrs. 2. G. SMITH. Mrs. G. T.
Steele. Mrs George Pratt Mrs. r /.
MuHson. Mrs. 2. c. Lewis. Ms Ben Car
land. Mrs Q Y. Ferguson. Mrs. VIII
Dixon. Mrs. e / Davidson. Mrs. 6 9.
Cohn. AIRS. G W Brown. Mrs. J. H
Alley. Mrs George Dickson
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
THURSDAY.
l.N. A." BOYS.

The 'V A" Boys and their girl friends
were entertained at the home of Maurice
Barnes 401 North Lawrence avenue, last
Thursday evening. Those present were
The Misses May Comley. lone Coyle.
Pearl Martin, Maud Hess, Winnie Barnes,
Gertrude Bishop, Geneyieve Breese, Bur
ris. and Messrs. Cliff Naftzger, Roscoe
Robertson. Ralph Martin, Clyde Young.
Verne Garland, Dwight Torrington, Ray
Dol ax
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WEDN ESOAY.
SITES-BLEDSOE

E. a. Sites, train dispatcher for the
Missouri Pacific, and Miss Myrtle Bledsoe
were quietly married Wednesday night
by Rev. f. c. Pollard at his home, sos
South Emporia avenue. The bride wore
a gown of dark blue silk trimmed with
white and she carried American Beauty
roses. Mr. and Mrs. Sites went at once
to their new home at 1901 North Water
street. where they are at home to their
friends a
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one OF the mast enjoyable social evs1ts
az The week vas The dinner sivsn Or
Miss Rita Burr a. her home or North
Topeka, Friday evening
After an elegant ave course dinner. TIE
remainder e the evening vas s2snt Sc
panic ard music. The f4vors we're car
nations ard great DEAL OF pleasure ~sS
derived from tie plzeecards which cor
sisted of eoa9ndruns. which al wsfe re
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cotic. It is purely vegetable. An alcO-
holic compound for women is something
no woman should take. @ Wonlanly
weakness will always bring on nervous
irritability and alcohol is the very worst
thing in the world for her TO take in this
nervous condition. What the woman
needs is vegetable tonic, without a
particle of alcohol in its composition.
which will build UP her delicate system
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Refreshments were served al n suiiabis
hour followed by story telling and music.
In the late hours q the evening the guests
departed wishing Miss Robins many pleas
ant birthdays TO follow. Those present
besides Prof Robins and family were:
Misses Wilkinson Ksppcnberger. Porter.
keiso. Messrs Strong. Kelly. SETON.
Smith and Hldcrhraud
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SATURDAY,.
A BIRTHDAY SURPRISE

y BIRTHDAY SURPRISE
The friends OF Miss EctheI Robins sur
prised her Saturday evening last az the
home Of her father. Prof. T. II Robins. on
North Lawrence. It was Miss Robins
birthday \ very pleasant evening was
spent in playing floor finch and panic.
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Ruth Keller, Beatrice Rowse, Elmo Hartly.
Jessie Burrows. Ethelyn Hoag. Sarah
Morseman. Helen Jackson. Bertha Chan
dler, Lillian Arlington and Rita Burr.
CHILDREN'S MASQUE BALL.
The children were given nasque ball
by Miss Downing Friday night, at Gar
field hall. With pretty decorations and
Powell's orchestra as aids. the evening
was made a social success. Miss Down
ing was assisted by Mrs. George Price.
Miss Lila Swain. Miss Nell Butler Miss
Anna Downing and Miss Emma d Ening.
The children were all in fancy dress and
some were so disguised that their best
friends did not know them. The little
people began dancing at s o'clock and
danced till 10 when the older people took
the floor for an hour. The children and
their costumes follow:
Pauline Wallenstein. Little Boy Blue"
Ida Chain and Bette Gillespie, Two Lit
tie Girls in Blue" Marjorie Grant, Pink
Rose" Ruth Gilbert. japanese Girl"
Edith Gilbert. japanese Girl" Cecil Gil
bert. Red Riding Hood" Lillian Daily.
INiuluS I1Opu, TWEEN t1ouStOn,
Poppy" Laura Ward. Night" Gather
inc Jackson. Morning" Katherine
Grant. Court Lady" Marie Solomon.
Queen" Ruth Carroll Night" Blanche
Isenheart Butterfly" Renetta Garst.
Violet" Marcella Davidson. Colonial
Lady, Alice Jobes. 'Hyacinth;' Marie
Dorsey. Fortune Teller" Mabel Ref,
Fairy" Bessie Ludlum. Poppy" Helen
Glaze. Fairy" Marguerite Wyatt, "Gyp-
sy;'' Kathryn Brooks, Fairy" Gladys
Cohn. Peter Thompson's Girl" Edith
Eaton, Night" Marguerite Bowman.
Queen of Hearts," Helen Brooks
Sailor Girl" Josephine Brooks. Dom
ino;" Dorothy Mcnamara, Fairy"
Helen Case. Gypsy" Vivian Mcnamara
Jap" Irene Solomon. La Tosca;" All
cen Rose, Highland Lassie;" Robert
Capp Blue Domino" Jim Gillespie.
Domino Merifeld Martling. Romeo"
Robert Garst. Brownie" Louis Solomon.
Red Riding Hood" Henry Wallenstein,
Jr.. "Chinaman:' Ralph Helm. Tidy
Teddy Ell Lockwood Martling. Sailor
Boy" George Matthews, George Wash
ington;" Chester KimeI. Sailor" Alb
ner Bourne. "Toreader;" Howard Cook
''Mephisto;" Murry Comfy, "Chinaman;"
Jack Grant, Monk" John Beatty
Monk Ralph Rounds. Court Jester"
Lester Edwards, George Washington"
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a business meeting last Tuesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs Martha Fergu-
son. on East Gilbert street, and discussed
plans for the years work. The hostess,
with the magic of capable housewife.
transformed the business meeting into
delightful social function, by serving
lunch hit for the table of king
The guests tarried until the shades of
evening began to fall leaving behind
them wishes that Mrs. Ferguson's friends
may always remain legion and that, like
the widow who served lunch TO the pro-
phet Elijah. be barred OF meal may not
waste, nor her cruise of oil fail.
4 MUSICALE.
The entertainment given by Oscar Bis
santz, Mae Belle Schenk, and Emma
Franck at the South Lawrence avenue
Christian church Tuesday evening was
a success in every way. The music was
OF 4 high class and beautifully rendered
and was greatly enjoyed by all present
and counted treat in the musical line.
Mrs. Stakers recitations were as usual
a pleasing feature and the young people
are to be congratulated for their ef-
fort
LEAP YEAR PARTY.
Mr.. Swerdferger's leap year party Mon
day evening promises TO be great sue
cess.
a FRAT RECEPTION.
The Lewis academy chapter of the Phi
lambda Epsilan gave a reception TO their
lady friends at the home of E. Higgin-
son on Tuesday, February 80 The even
ing was pleasantly spent in Panic, and
guessing game \ number of musical
selections were rendered by the chapter
qua-tette which were much enjoyed by
all. At ten o'clock luncheon was
served on dainty set tables Red carna-
tons, the fraternity flower, decorated the
tables and were given as favors The
luncheon consisted of chilled fruit. es-
colloped oysters. Waldorf salad. olives,
peanut sandwiches, plum pudding with
lemon sauce and coffee. The guests were
Misses Eleanor Milton. Bessie Conklin.
Hattie Rosch, Eleanor Larkin, Helen
West, Anna, Ray, Julia Conklin. Eunce
Lewis, Jesse Small, Messrs Philip Lewis
Murray Ashbaugh, Tone Veatch Harry
Riley, Robert Small. Robert Houston,
Lewis Haylor, Herbert Hatfield and Day
ton Higginson.
&
DELIVERS MEETING
The South Side Delivers met at Mrs.
Staker's Tuesday afternoon Subject:
General Review of Richard IL" Next
Tuesdays meeting will be with Mrs. e
J. Underwood. 1lO4 South Emporia Sub
ject: First Two Scenes of the First Act
of Henry w.
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MOTHERS DREAD.
Mother Love Divine.

A fear clutches at the heart of the
mother that her own little one may not
live long. She breads its second sum-
rier. or that it may never wake from its
sound sleep. All mankind loves a
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IMPERIAL Gu

IMPERIAL CLUB AT DINNER.
The Imperial Card club and the hus-
bands of the members were given din
ner Thursday evening by Mrs. E. S.
Gum. assisted by Mrs. II. T. Dedrick and
Mrs Robert Collins. Miss Schiller of
Ottawa, H.. Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Park
and Mr.. T. Walker were guests of honor
At the game Of whist Miss Schiller and
Mr.. Gum won the favors. The home was
decorated I'm carnations and ferns. Those
present were: Miss Schiller, Mrs. II. S.
Davis, Mrs. Harry Miles. Mr.. Walker
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Parker. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Collins. Mr. and Mrs. Harry
DERRICK. Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Sawyer, Mr.
and Mrs John Reynolds. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Piper. Mr.. and Mrs. George Walk
or. Mr. and Mrs. Lon Williams, Mr. and
Mrs Julius Luling. Mr.. and Mrs. E. 5.
Gum. Mr.. and Mrs. L. \. hinnaird.
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senger, Johnson, Maher, Ross Hambric
Ralph Harris. Hal Downing, Earl Caps.
Victor Bowers, Hugh Preston. Dumbald.
Charles Allen, Leighton Lee Webb, Earl
Pyle, Jay Chapple, Clarence Hadler. Bert
Lockyer, Clyde Farris, Ernest Stanley,
Daryl Denny, Pegram, Harold Tilford.
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Comb, Clifford Reilly. Frank Powell. Ed.
Stanton. Brewer Martin. Bowman. Ded-
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WORKERS OF W. p C.
The Patriotic Workers of the w. r. c.
were very pleasantly entertained last
wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs Beck, 729 South Water street. Mrs.
Beck was assisted by Mrs Brown. TWEEN
ty-five ladies were present. Several i'm
portant business matters pertaining to
the order were discussed. after which re-
freshments We're served, consisting of
sandwiches. pickles and coffee. All went
away feeling that they had very pleas
ant social.
BEVELHYMER-HE
II. r. Bevelhymer and Miss Jessie Her
bert were married by Rev. Sweitzer in
this city wednesday morning at 8 O'Clock.
They left fifty minutes later for Toledo,
Ohio, wher they will make their home.
Mr. Bevelhymer has been at Toledo for
the las eighteen months. leaving Wichita
for that place. He is well and favorably
known here, having worked for the rail-
way company.
Mrs. Bevelhymer is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Herbert. Her many
friends part with her unwillngly but at
the same time hoping that she will be as
happy as her society has made them III
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-28
TUESDAY,.

BUSINESS AND FLE.ASL RE.
The Highland Cemetery association held