Wichita eagle., 1888-11-04

Curtis and Miss Furnis, H. Hettinger and
Anna Burr, Bion Hull and Kate Murdoch,
Maurice Viele and Mignon Viele, VIII
Hoffman and Nina Hilton, Eph Hoffman
and Minnie Skinner, and Byron Linde-
muth,
One of the most enjoyable entertain
ments of the week, where "a royal good
time fits to a nicely, was one given by
Mrs. Dr. J. z. Oldham to her neice, Miss
Ella Nickles. and Miss Belle Robertson, of
Jacksonville, Indiana, who is visiting
Miss Nickles. Progressive angling" was
the pastime of the evening, and the mirth
and pleasurabls interest usually present
with that game was not lacking now.
Very palatable refreshments were also
served. The guests were Misses Nesta
Hobbs, Maude Pratt. Virgaline Lucy. Nav
Belle Boges, the Misses Simpsons, Lulu
and Belle Fox Dessa johnson and Mrs.
Boone. Ben Glaze, Milton Metcalf, Blough,
Chas. Wilson, Harry Dunbar, Fred Anna
walt Champion and James Simpson.
Tuesday evening the Eagle Rifles gave
an informal hop at the armory with
that royal good time usually attendant
| with the absence of swallowtails and deco
lettes. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Waller, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Boyd,
y
lander, Alice Boyd, Artie Mcknight, Flor
ence Blair, Mabel Martin, Grace Jewett,
Hattie Hays, Maude Struble, leila Tusch,
Alice Suites, Laura Woodcock, Mrs.
Vaughn, of Chicago, and Miss Tusch, and
Messrs. Gillian, Greene, y. ii. Grief A. {.
Runyan, Grant Woodman, DR.. HOugland,
Harry Minor, Harry Lyle, Fred Baldwin,
! Hannah, Chas. Mcknight, Harry Ban
croft, Harry Jones, Fred Anuawalt, Joe
Carey and Chas. Carey.
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Miss May Alley was on hand this last
week on Tuesday evening, with party
that almost capsizes anything of its kind
that has ever taken place in Wichita. To
report in the language of one of the Roost $
Youngest, There was lots of good thugs
to eat" positively seventeen kinds of
cake" and lots of candy, not like the
grocery store kind but marshmallows and
those kind" and lust lots OF fun" ETC.,
etc Some of the other participants were
questioned and were found to give vent to
like expressions, without an exception.
The young people were; Bruce and CARA
Dickson, Bessie Rude, Rob and Charlie
Chambers, Charlie and Annie Nolan.
Florence Buokridge, Lulu Hatton. Burr
aud Gertie Thomas, Ethel and Stacey
Niederlander, Daisy Richardson. Bertha
and Ollie Cumming. Florence Mulvey,
Katie Junkermann, Clara Richards,
Helen Fisher Bessie Chambers, Eva Tur-
ner. Nellie Young. VIII and Gertie Lauck,
Maria ana Margaret Foster, Willie and
Lily Lewis. viii and Anna Jones, Junius
Talmadge, George Majors. Roy Alien, Lot
tie and Lizzie Nswcomb. Len and Alice
Van Ness, Chester and Daisy y ason. Clar-
enee and MYRTLE Sluss, Grace McAdams,
Flora Carpenter. Mamie Kramer, Jetta
Campbell, Pearl Murdoch, Vesta Chart
ton, Frank Davidson, Fred and Tom Lit
tie. John Bond, Will Campbell. Edwin
Adams. Ed Ford. Ed Woodcock. Roy and
Wilson Kramer and Bessie Mccoy.
The following invitations were issued 70
favored few this last week:
Mr.. and Mrs F. W. Waller
heartily invite you 70 attend
Heart Party,
Given in honor of their sister,
Mrs T. F. Vaughn.
Friday evening, November 2, S o'clock,
4a6 North Emporia avenue.
R. s. V. p.
Asa heart party is something new IN
Wichita. it will not be amiss 10 describe
Mr.. and Mrs Walters of Friday evening
last. The principle feature of such an en-
tertainmeut is the carte, called hearts
The rooms are decorated in cut flowers,
designed in hearts; the favors are hearts
of cut flowers, the tally cards ara heart
shaped. the covering OF the Ia
bles are scolloped in hearts etc, etc
Mrs. Waller carefully observed all the
rules of such a party and hearted every
thing possible The supper was served
IN two courses, of which the menu is:
ScalIoped Oysters with Heart Crackers
Salmon Salad, with Beet and Lemon
Hearts.
Jellied Chicken, EHE HeastS