Wichita eagle., 1888-11-04
Biscuit Hearts, Butter Hearts.
Olives. Pickles.

Coffee.
Cake. Ice Cream. Fruit Gelatin.
The guests all reported very enjoyable
evening and speak very highly of Mrs.
Walters ability as hostess. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs George Strong, Mr..
and Mrs. Lauck, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Boyd,
Mr.. and Mrs. Erickson, Mr.. and Mrs G..
H. Pool Mr. and Mrs. Geo. II. Whitney,
Mr.. and Mrs. Innes, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Smythe. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Smythe, Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Oliver, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
! Oliver, Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Oliver, Mr. ard
Mrs Will Dulaney Mr.. and Mrs l.. w.
Walton, Mr.. and Mrs H. Duck, Mr.. aud
! Mrs II. +. Farnum, Miss Woodwork, Mr..
| Runyan and Mr. and Mrs A. NJ. Denny,
| The luncheons that were given during
| the last week by Mrs. Dr. \. II. Fabrique
and her daughter. Miss Matte, had been
| looked forward to with a great deal of
| pleasure by the society folk of Wichita,
and now as they have come and gone they
cannot be said TO have fallen short
| of the expectations of those who
are the most exacting as regards
formal and perfect social entertain
msnts. Mrs. Fabrique Is very pleasant
| lady and hostess of no small ability, and
Miss Matte has proven her capablhty by
the numerous enjoyable occasions that she
| has formerly presided over The home
was beautifully decorated with flowers,
| the parlors com Portable, the menu tasty
| and the gusts congenial The first lunch
con was given Wednesday afternoon with
the following ladies present: Mrs. Sam
! Houck, Mrs. VI. II. Murdoch, Mrs. Harry
Woods of Wellington, Mrs. Geo. Boyd,
Mrs. DR. Mccoy, Mrs. Ed. Vail, Miss
Cornelia King, Mrs. Dave Hays, Mrs. \.
F. Niederander, Miss Marion Nieder-
| lander, Mrs. w. s Corbett. Mrs. ". c.
Little, Mrs. L. \. Woodcock, Mrs. H. J.
Harding, Miss Mignon Viele, Mrs. }. II.
Alley. Mrs. Howard Case, Mrs. J. l.: Dyer,
Mrs. Dr. McAdams, Mrs. VIII Reed, Mrs
Geo. Majors. Mrs. I. +. Vaughn of Chi
! cago, Mrs. f. Waller, Mrs. A. w. Oliver,
Mrs Geo Rouse. Mrs. Stamper, Mrs. \.
W. Thomas, Mrs. VI. w. Levy, Miss Clara
Negbaur, Mrs. Richard Cogdell. Mrs.
Frank oliver, Ray oliver, Mrs. l.. b.
Terrell. Mrs. L. d. Skinner and Miss Ida
Skinner
The second luncheon took place Friday
afternoon with the Following ladies in at
tendance: Mrs. Finlay Ross, Mrs. j. p.
Furlong, Mrs. Fred Smythe, Mrs Geo.
Cross. Miss Furnis, Mrs. Murray Myers.
Mrs. julius Junkermann, Miss Grace Hill,
Mrs. I. | Hu mble, Mrs. DR.. J. Z Oldham,
Mrs. Emmett Beattie, Mrs. Frank Smith,
Mrs. a. Il. Dunning. Mrs; Geo. Whitney,
Mrs. B. H. Campbell, Mrs. DR.. Russell,
Mrs. Chester Firebaugh. Mrs y. McClees,
Mrs McFarran. Mrs J. Alexander. Mrs
c. A. VanNess, Mrs. Colin Sims, Mrs. J.
G. Mccullough. Mrs c. A. Pool. Airs.
c. D. Mccullough. Mrs. Geo. Douglas,
Mrs skinner Miss Minnie Skinner. Mrs.
Kos Harris. Mrs Chas Hatton, ars. l.
(. Lindemuth, Mrs. T. B. Allen, Topeka,
Chas. Noorehouse. Miss Outlet, OF Topeka,
Mrs. L. b. Bunnell Mrs ;. l. Davidson
and Mrs Dr.. C, c. Furley.
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A pleasant party was given 20 Miss Mary
Garrett at the home of her parents No 902
South Emporia avenue The evening was
spent in games music and social inter
course. Refreshments were served TO
which all did ample justice after which
all departed for homes wishing Miss Mary
many pleasant evenings OF the same kind
Those present were Mr. and Mrs Ba,son,
Misses Griffith, Ida Hale, Frances Alden
differ, Lena Shaw. IDA Williams, Mile
Glunt TiIlie { Wilson, May McMahan,
Jennie Stanley and Messrs- Frank Cross1n.
H l. Boyer. Il l. Wilson. y D. Sales
bury, Geo. Burns. james Aiken. P. r
Taylor. Chas- Dyson ". /. Garnet. and
W. 5. Diddle.
Mr. and Mrs. D, Lash. l45I Holyoka ave-
nue.. Eairmouat, entertained Friday eve
ming in honor of Miss Mary Altar who has
returned TO Der hone IL Des Ao.nes after
an extended visit hare. A very pleasant
evening was rassed br the guests who
AIRS W. IL Nesley, Masses Minnie, Lyda,
and Iaar. Wilson, LAZY aud Josie Fetcn.
AessrA ". a HUFF. Waybrsght Eetch,
keveiess. Wilson. Skinner and ehosts.