Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-28
he aa1ieita Daily Eaele Sunday ruiug wttober g. 1883.

BOyQ and CnarieS DcnuSte were aWdTueu
the prize, and Miss Maude Piper and Mr..
| Amadou took possession of the BOBBY.
| Refreshments were also served. Those
present were Misses Gussie Vredenburg,
Melinda Ross, Fife Jennings, A NJ.
| Pierce. Maude Piper. Weeks. Ida Bonn,
Lillian Foster, Eva Benn and Miss Boyd,
Messrs- Hines, Charles Bennett, Clarence
Utz, Frank Pierce. Frank Wilson, II. B.
Perlee aid Charles Ford Miss and Mr..
Bennett favored the company with some
very pretty operate selections on the piano
! and violin
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H Mann, at their
home, 400 North Market, entertained
number of friends last Friday evening.
The party was given in honor of Miss
Kauffett, of Williamsport, Pa, who is
visiting the host and hostess. Progressive
euchre formed the principal feature Of the
evenings entertainment, interspersed with
music, and the most delightful refresh
ments. The first prizes were won by Mrs.
S. 7. Hendrickson and Mr. w. Fogg. The
booby's were Miss Anna Shenck and Mr..
Geo II. Mann. The whole evening was
one Of enjoyment to all present, and Mrs.
Mann fully demonstrated her ability as a
t hostess; everything that tended toward
the comfort and pleasure of the guests
was provided Those present were: Miss
kauffelt. Williamsport, Pa. Misses Warth,
Bonnell, Hendrickson, Shenck, Young;
Mrs. Decatur, Shenck, and Hendricksou:
Messrs. E. J. Moore, Warren Fogg, Joe
! Shenck, A c. Seldom, j. c. Collins. G. A
! Warth.
Mr.. and Mrs c. l. Sims entertained at
their home on North Emporia, last Tues
day evening. Mrs. Sims is a charming
hostess and was especially awake. this
evening, to all that tended toward the
comfort of her guests. The refreshments
served were very tasty. The evening was,
for the most part, passed in the divers
games common at similar entertainments
| Mr. and Mrs Arthur Allen, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. r. Alley, Mr., and Mrs. T. /. Humble,
Mr.. and Mrs. George H:Whitney, Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Devore, Mr.. and Mrs. I. ID.
Skinner, Mr.. and Mrs. George Cross and
Miss Furnis, Mr. and Mrs. David Webb,
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Hartzell, Mrs. Z. II.
Anawalt and Miss Lulu Anawalt, DR.. and
Mrs. Storer, Mrs. Hardin, Mrs. E. White
and Miss Florence White, Mr.. and Mrs.
| W. B. Nichols. Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Jacobs,
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Hoffman, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Arthur Peabody, Mr.. Powell and Fred
Sweet During the evening Mrs. Peabody
favored the company with a vocal selec-
ton. The favors were very dainty and
tasty very prettilY arranged boquet Of
cut flowers.
the Boat Club gave the first Of its series
of informal hops, last Thursday evening.
The several committees were pleased to
see their labor rewarded by what, all in
all, proved to be most enjoyable party.
The hall was well lighted, the music was
good and the program of dances well Sc
lected, and the company of a sufficient
number, to insure the best of congenlaiity
among the guests, who were all eloquent
over the success of the evening. The next
hop will occur in some three weeks time
and will be made to be even more enjoya-
bic than the last. The guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Waller, Mr.. and Mrs. L. a.
| Walton, and Mrs. Rouse, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank B Smith, Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
Lauck Mr. and Mrs. r. \. Rash, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
N. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. VI. Boyd, Mr..
and Mrs E. L. Mackenzie, Miss Matte
/
and Miss Mosceline Baldwin, and Misses
Marion Neiderlander. Alice Boyd, Frances
Blair, Grace Harbarger, May Young, Mile
SappenfeId, Ella Jewett, Mabel Martin,
Emma Hazen and Messrs. A. C. Runyan,
J. A. Hettinger, Dr. [. s Hougland, A
Shields, Clyde A. Ware, Geo. Hoffmaster
JOS c .rey, VIII Radford, Chas. Carey,
Harry Bancroft, Ben Glaze, George Mac
I Mr. II
Hagney.
Mrs. \. Viele, at her home on North
Lawrence avenue, Friday evening gave a
reception in honor of the debut of her
daughter, Miss Miss Mignon. Miss Mignon
is charming young lady and will grace
Wichita society not little. She is the
only Wichita young lady, consequently
the first, who has made formal debut,
and this occasion indeed will be found
difficult to rival by subsequent parties of a
like nature Everything was perfect: the
home was one gay flower grotto; brightly
Illuminated, and outside the evening was
. pleasant and invigorating and the doors
were left wide open, The guests were IN
full evening dress, and with Mrs NIele,
. who is affable and capable as hostess, and
Miss Migaon, who proved herself no less
so, pleasanter or more enjoyable evening
, could not have been wished. And so all
those who participated pronounce it and
reported it, as it was the principal topic OF
conversation among society people yester-
dav. both because it was SO successful and
such a novelty in Wichita. The menu was
very elaborate one and the dishes al
very daintily and carefully prepared and
Hastily served. The guests were Mr. and
Mrs C. A Firebaugh. Mr. and Mrs H. T.
Evans, Mr. and Mrs, stephen F. yiele
Misses Matte Fabrique. Mamie Manuel
Carrie Fischer, Maude Pratt. Adele Ru-
r dolph. Cora Miller, Hamblin, Rudolph.
!, Kuhn. Harding. Kate Graham, Annie
; Mulvey, Laura Woodcock. Lena Richards,
Lulu AnawalJ. Florence Blair. Mabel Mar
Tin, Skinner, Lulu Fox, Hutchins, New
comb. and Messrs. E.ph. Hoffman, Dr. l.
:. Hougland. A H Grief. Geo. Hoff-
master, Chas Miller, J. NJ Bailey, Robin
son, Van lyle, Morris Viele. VIII Hof-
man. c. E Curtis. Frank Curtis, Oscar
belong. Allison, DR.. McClees, Dean Cor
don. A. : Munson, Fred Anawalt, Harry
Viele. Mr.. Burwell, Harry Sheppard.
Ms Hamblin favored the company
with two vocal selections during the eve
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