Wichita eagle., 1889-06-23

Santa Fe, n. NJ, June Is, 1889.

Master Orion Phillips celebrated his
third birthday on last Tuesday, by enter
tanning few of his little friends from 3 to
6 at the home Of his parents, 306 north En-
poria avenue. A very pleasant time was
had by those present.
The Mizpah society will give a musical
entertainment at the residence of Col. and
Mrs B. II. Campbell, in Riverside, next
Thursday evening. Every effort, it is said,
is being put forth to make this thoroughly
enjoyable. Among other features Bird
Cantata" will not be the least interesting.
Riverside is becoming one of the popu-
lar resorts for evening parties. On We'd
nesday and Friday evenings hops were
given which with the good music and
Messrs- Crabell and Mcdonald, the man
ayers are making every effort to make it
popular
Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. J. J.
Parks entertained at their home in River
side. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Harris, Prof. and Mrs. Hayford,
Mn and Mrs. Kos Harris, Rev. and Mrs.
Winters, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Dill, Capt.
and Mrs. Geo. w. Larimer, Mrs. Harris
and Mrs. AnawalG.
On Thursday evening six o'clock tea"
was given by Mrs II. G Ruggles to her
friends. Later in the evening card play
ing was entered into with great deal of
zest. refreshments being. served after
wards. The guests present. were, Mr.. and
Mrs J. A McClees, Mr.. and Mrs. eager,
Mr. and Mrs. O'Keeffe, Mrs. L. Henderson,
Mrs. Mulhall and daughter from st. Lou
is, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sullivan.
From to yesterday afternoon little
Beulah Creditor entertained her friends
in celebration of her third birthday at her
home, GIG North Topeka. A most enJoya-
bic afternoon is reported and the pleasure
really attendant at child's party was
very noticeable here. The guests were
May and Harry Comley, Pearl Zimmerly,
Rob apd Clarence Norris, Ethel Clefford,
Cora Matthews, Nina Allen, Frank Conk-
lin, Leila Thistlewood, Alice and Hazel
Nedlinger, Blaine Buckwalter, Ada Shultz
and Birdine Sweeney.
Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. S. E.
Drake, of North Wichita street, gave Mr..
A. w. Hartwlck a party in celebration of
his birthday. Those in attendance were:
Mr. and Mrs. futile, Mr. and Mrs. School,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Meyer, Misses Bingle, Jackson, Rose and
Lila Mathy, Minute Burnett, Jessie But
Ter, Carrie Mathy, Drake, Musner, Maude
futile and Messrs. Mathy, A. Britain, F.
Campbell, Mr.. Stephen j. Burnett, NJ. j.
Mathey, Forbes, Rogers, Maxim and
Stivers.
At an early hour Tuesday evening the
18th the many friends of Rev. Samuel
Hamilton and wife took possession of
their home, 1043 South Emporia avenue,
fthe pastor and wife having been invited
out to tea as part of the program,) and
from the way the good things were piled
up the pastor and wife must occupy a
very warm place in the hearts of his con-
gregation. 1t would be impossible to try
and enumerate the presents as space will
not allow it. When all were assembled.
the pastor was sent for, and to say he
was agreeably surprised would not ex-
press it. The evening was spent in social
enjoyment. At 1890 the friends took their
departure, leaving the pastor and family
once more in happy possession Of their
home.
The program of Prof. Purdy's Saturday
morning, June Is. recital was uninten-
tionally left out of our last Sundays issue.
We print Il below, together with that of
yesterdays June ~ recital:
JIrNE TX