Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-09

Moore. Geo. L. Rouse Jr., ". Mckim
G. L knorr, j. H. Black, I. Richardson
+ Brooks, T. c. Wood, p. c. Lewis, W
L. STANLEY, J. I, Dyer, D. Ross, o. L.
Smith, J. F. Saerm II H. Bis, NJ
Heller, Flnlay Ross. II. c. hendeI, W. c
Glenn, z. Woody, Miller, Nixon Elliott
VIM. Stancer, Farnum. Misses Dunbar
CLYDE. Ohio; Ida SkiIn r. Grace i'll, Net
tie Harding, George Hartley, Florence
Hartley
Dr.. and Mrs Hui Of North Market
street We're treated 10 d genuine surprise
Tuesday evening, it being the occasion OF
Dr. 4Ist anniversary Friends rushed in
aud took possess, q f Nh Huff as we'll as
his house, and b ought with them all
things necessary tor an excellent oyster
supper, cakes and fruits in abundance.
They also brought an elegant rocking
chair which was presented by X. {. DEAN
in the following manner:
DIR. huff nese ladies and gentlemen,
/ Your neighbOrs ana friends, have selected
me a. t4ejr spokesman TO deliver a few
rrua k. during h course OF which | am
to tell you why we are together uere in
/ your happy home tonight. IL the poetic
style OF the editor OF our great morning
daily
/ You are forty-one years old today,
! Today your forty-oue years old
/ suppose too continue the jingle that
the black Is mingled with the gray b.
cause YOU are f0rty-one years
old today. We all know the
/ the worth 10 community OF a
! good citizen. None can l. I r know than
a man friends and nei-hbors; therefore,
doctor, these, you friends and neichhor>,
have gathered here on your fsrTy-niuth
birthday'in obedience 10 desire 10 briug
/ with them something more than surprise
to you, and therefore present you with
this chair as a slight token of their feel
iugs as TO your personal worth. When
four score years have rolled by it is their
wish, and mine. that YOU may then be a.
now in the full enjoyment OF vigorous
health, ahd that this viii not be then the
vacant chair
The doctor, after composing himself
made very neat reply to this speech, after
which ne party proceeded TO devour the
oysters and cakes. Those no composed
this party were a follows: Nessrs and
Mesdames c. ". Smith. Z. c. Deam, :. r.
Gray. Oscar Schiek, II. II Dean, N l.
Carver, Sullivan, L. \. Dean. c \. Clay
ton, Chris Kimmeriy, Mrs. }. NJ Ruck-
man and Mrs. J. W Jones. OF Hutchison,
Mrs. BJurgette and Miss Jennie Dean.
Mrs J. d. Alexander and Mrs l. c.
Jackson gave tea 70 4 number Of their
lady friends Wednesday afternoon al the
home OF the former lady, 1913 North Waco
street. Both these ladies are known to be
able entertainers, and last Wednesdays
tea particularly IS spoken OF highly. The
house was. as usual, decorated with roses.
sm.lax. ferns and autumn foliage, and
resented a very cheerful appearance. The
tie service was also OF very fine china.
me menu of the tea IS gwen:
Tongue, Sandwiches.
Olives. Pickles.
Fancy Cakes.
Tea, Coffee.
The ladies present were: Mesdames A.
Allen, B. B. Allen, J. II. Aiey. g. H.
Blackwelder and Miss Miller L. \. Clapp,
q. Charlton. c. \. Biting \ V. Biting.
c. Campbell, 3. II. Campbell, ". NJ
Bond. II. Evans, II. Lilly, y. Carey. W
!. Thomas Geo Majors, G. VI. McFer7a1,
T. / Humble, 4 II. Fabrique, sam
Winch, Miss Manuel, Mesdames VII
Glenn, W Z. Stanley. William Iaues. F.
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