The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10

rugs that viii mzkes the Kindergarten
room much nicer
Fac House and Noble Cooley was pro-
NOTED to another table waieh IS an event
Of much Importance.
Our baby. Ruth Conner has made the
room brighter with her presence.
Some OF the little people are very much
missed 1t is hoped they viii soon return.
Josephine Mcdonald and Gene Graves
entered during the week.
Miss Hattie Shields aud Miss Eva Bur-
gesser made morning call instead of an
afternoon call at the kindergarten.
Mrs Conner. Mrs. Howsae and little
Roy. Mrs. Macdonald. Mir. Graves and
Professor Limerick. have spent . little
time mp nearer the sky this year
Wen. my pap don't take the Eagle;
ne lends the -Blankses' paper and he
said il looked like your writing was the
reply little girl made when asked II she
didn't know the time for the hndergar-
ten had been changed TO the afternoon.
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CASTLE-ISRAEt4-
On Sunday afternoon, January 3. at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. f. W. Israel took
Miss Iva. and Leonard Emmett Castle.
Prof. ]. Edwin Jay performed the cere-
mory
About seventy-ave friends OF the bride
and groom were present when the hour
for the ceremony arrived. The windows
had been darkened and the rooms were
brilliantly Illuminated Banks OF palms
and ferns filled nook and corner, giving
to the rooms very pleasing effect, while
festoons of greenery and sprays of smi-
lax added greater beauty TO the decora-
tons. Promptly AT $50 Miss Ernes;ine
Pollard seated herself at the piano and
So" and during the singing the bride
and groom entered the parlor and took
their places beneath an arch of smilaX-
The bride was beautifully and appropri-
ately gowned and wore a wreath of white
byscinths. and the groom. in black, wore
a hyacintb boutenniere,
After the ceremony the guests We're
seated at the tables in the large dining
room ard dainty refreshments were seTs-
Cd Many beautiful and useful presents
were received by the newly married pair.
who have found places for everything
in their new home, 5sl South Elizabeth
street
Mr.. Castle is with the Pacific Express
in the office here The bride has been 4
dutifuI daughIer-and what finer COM
pliment could be paid her?
ENTERTAINED AT WOODWARD.
The Woodward Oklahoma. News. says:
On January ,. 1904, Mrs. Shontz enter
tanned al whist in honor OF Mrs. Tom
Doran of Wichita. IT was a merry party
indeed that assembled at an early hour
and all decided that it was an evening
long TO be remembered. Those present
were: Mrs Doran. Dohrer, Mr.. and Mrs.
O'Brian. Roll. Patton Messrs Alexander.
Hardy. Warren and Swindall.
A FRUSTRATED SURPRISE
r. s. Hovey entertained some OF his
friends at his bachelor quarters over
Behring's drug store last Monday night.
Several friends with their wives called TO
give Mr. Hovey a surprise. but he learned
of 1T and had an oyster supper prepared
when they arrived.
SOCIETY NOTES
Mr.. and Mrs o. c. Heron are entertain
ing Mr. and Mrs f. z. Kellar of Beltre.
Kan. Mrs. Kellar is a niece of Mrs Her
rons.
Mrs. W. NJ Arnold was called to Still
water, Okla. few days ago to take
care Of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Hutto. who
is quite i'll.
Miss Alice Maffet went to saltwater. Q.
T.. yesterday morning to visit few days
with her cousin. Mrs Henry Hand. and
Mrs. Frank Hutto Miss Maffet is niece
of j. ]. Arnold of this city.
Mrs. George Scarth gave dinner last
Sunday at her home on South Lawrence
10 her father and brother before their de-
parture for Texas on the fifth whore they
will locate near Houston. Those present
We're Messrs. and Mesdames Al Nelson. J.
Sence. d. Benner, VIM. Dunkin, II.
Haughey. D Vreeland. II. Scarth. Harry
scarth. II. Eecles. q. Blood. J. Cochran.
G.. Scartch: MesSrs Joe Wiley. II. Wiley,
b. French. j Kirby, G. Taylor All pres
ent report 4 pleasant time.
DANCE AT GARFIELD HALL.
A dance given Thursday night at Gar
field hall was as enjoyable a social event
as was given the past week. The pres
ence of Zeiler's orchestra Of Kansas City
which furnished the music. lent addition
al Measure to the occasion.
The dancers numbered 100. Those pres
ent were Messrs. and Mesdames Charles
Carey. W J. weiser. Walter In1es. Earle
w. Evans. Fred Dold. s. c. Ashton. Geo
7, Pratt. John Bryan. NJ s. Dowden. +.
W. Oliver. Charles Brooks. Graham
Campbell. 4. Il. Reeves. Andy Anderson
Ralph MilIison. w r. Morrison. Thomas
Motley. Walter Pond. Dean Gordon. 5. B.
Anlidon. F. a cook. r. G. Robertson.
II W Hodge. Fred Little n J. HagnT.
Charles SMITH. Fred Hellar YIN. David
son j. T. Hoffman. r. l. Holmes. toier
sim Harrv DockuTn. Newtoa Garst. Mrs
Marie Mofajt: Misses Leila Purdue
Anna Brown Ada Scott. Jessie Scott.
Miss WerthmueileT OF Burlington. Flor
enreN Reed. Donna Fisher. Lillian Car
rerter. Dais, woods. Zoe I'M Of Council
Bluffs. Harriet Stanley. Elizabeth carey,
Marie Berry. Edna Batt.a. Myrtle Rees",
Helen Pratt. JeszIe Cos of Newton. f-or-
raine Watts of Newton. Agnes DAVIDSON.
Grace CoIvin. Pearl Zirar1erls-, Asssfs
O y. stocker. Elmer Reese. Frank huz-
coll DeIcs Woods. Jesse NcClees. Eca
Joseoh HARRY Stinsou. Adrian hovcE
George Brown. Edgar Hess. I'd. Leh-
mann. Charles Topping J. Il Turner. r
{; Hsznv. George McNeaI. U-li EdE Fds.
Charles Joserh. Milton Greenfield. Harry
PottinEer-
lgTH WEDDING ANNIEERsARf.