Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-01-05

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MIR. and Mrs E. E. Beach, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. d. KIRK, Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Young,
, Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Keller, Mr.. and Mrs.
Coler Sim, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. c. Jobes, and
Guy Myers.
New Years eve Judge Wall entertained
his bachelor friends who fall in the pale OF
the eminent Mr.. Blackstone's jurisdiction,
and right merry evening mine host
rendered it. too The legal lights were
Messrs. J. V. Dougherty, Z. W. Bentley,
C. w Criley, J. E. Humphrey, L. Gala
han, II. w. Holt. B. L keenan,, L. w.
Sargent, A L. Sturdevant, III. Fl. Boone,
j. P. Conley, j. f. Adams, J. f. Conley,
O. c.. Eckstein. a. ". Sturdeyant.
J. NJ. Humphrey. Fl. l. Arnold.
Joseph Coates, 2. a. Rohrbaugh,
r. NJ Rauch. Dean Gordon. G. V. Fergu-
son, Joe. E. Henley and David NJ Dale.
Mrs. Frank Coen gave tea Tuesday
afternoon complimentary to her guest Miss
Guyter. at her home on College Hill where
the following ladies repaired TO in
dulged in Mrs. Coen's hospitality: Mrs. l.
5. HougIand, Mrs. Frank Young,
+. l. Humble, Mrs. Junkermann, Mrs; K.
VI. Piatt. Mrs. j. Z. Hume, Mrs. F. c.
Wood, Mrs Mesceline Baldwin, Mrs. L t.
Even, Mrs L. Z. Savin. Mrs. f. S. Brooks,
Mrs L. w Miner, Mrs. o. II. Bentley,
Mrs Murray Myers. Mrs. j: E. Caldwell,
Mrs, j. d. Hill, Mrs. ]. p. Moore, Mrs J.
Anderson, Mrs. E. Chamberlain, Mrs. J.
Deffenbaugh Mrs. j. c. Rutan Mrs. H.
C. Clifford, Mrs. A. f Smith, Mrs. c. H.
Peckham. Mrs. Z. Il. Beach, Mrs. w.
Dixon, Misses Nina Caldwell, Carrie Savin
and Hutcnins.
Monday evening coterie of friends sur
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| their home and by a precOnceived cOincid-
ence it was the twentieth anniversary of
their marriage. OF course a royal good
time is reported and everything favorable
to successful social evening was called
into service. The guests were Messrs and
Mesdames Dr.. Fabrique. Dr.. Oldham, w.
| c. Little, 0. D. Barnes, j. ?. Alien, Charles
Biting, George Douglass, II c. sluss,
George Majors, Amos HOuck, r z. Muir
dock, ". 3. Mead, S. Z. Jocelyn, H. L.
Kramer, w ). Corbett, l. D. Skinner, o.
Il Smith, Dave Dale, J. H. Alley, r. d.
! McKinnon, Finlay Ross, E. j. Beatty,
James Black, n. F. Niederlander, William
James Dyer, Mrs. Junkerman and Miss
Hattie Stanley.
The knights Templar Social Dancing
club danced the New Year in at Beals'
! Tuesday evening with the following mem
! bers in attendance: Mr.. and Mrs Allen
| Hall, Mr.. and Mrs J. l.. Dorsy, Mr.. and
| Mrs. l. T. Humble, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
Jeffries, Mr.. and Mrs l.. A. Walton, Mr..
and Mrs j. r Holiday, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
A. Graham, Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. DEAN, Mr..
and Mrs. d. Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
w. Biting, Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Corbett.
Mr. and Mrs. q. NJ. Dixon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dilfenderfer, Ella Sanders, Grace Hi
barger, Julia Clark, Sadie York, AIaude
Pratt, leila Tusch, Adele Rudolf, Hattie
Dean, Dixon, Mesdames NeWcOmb and
Josie Stanley and Messrs. Geo. Z. Ham
NOM, f. w. Shoup, Q. B. Stocker, L. II.
Hettlnger, Ed Phillips, j. II. Mccall u.
L. Pratt, William Davidson, T. w. Able.
Friday evening the beautiful, Dalatial
mansion of William GreilIenstein was the
scene of the greatest festivities and the
height of good cheer. The occasion was
party given by Miss OSse Greltfensten to
her brother Charles, who has just returned
home from school in the east. OF course
with such gorgeous surroundings, German
hospitality and Miss GrellTensJeln as
hostess nothing else but enjoyment could
fad admtUance into the hearts OF the
guests, who unanimously report it one of
the topmost successes OF the social
season. he participants were Mrs. n.
A. English, Mrs. Chris Pierce, Misses
knglesh, Bessie Dagner, Gereie jackson.
Mary Kelley, Curistman, Lena Crib,
Nellie Zimmerly, Misses Case, Lloyd,
Friend, Sadie Wesseihoft and Messrs Chas.
McAdams. Charles Hartmann, Cecil Har
rs, M0hrtt, Albert Chrlsrman, Fred
johnson, Friend and Myers.
Friday evening Miss Winifred Parker
entertained at her home on Paramount,
and it is reported to emu ate the foremost
of entertainments eyer given IN that
locality. Every pleasure that a hostess
should extend to her guests WAS found
here-music, dancing aud games being not
Misses Lula Dewey, Mabie MllIison, Edna
Alderman, Annie Carver. lola Mum,
Carrie Wright Edith Moffitt. Lula Pearse.
Muilie Ross, Flora CasWeli. Edith Hoover.
Maggie Parker, Emma Gillogly. Grace
McAdams, Mary Hall, Marjorg Millikan,
Olive Claxton, Mamie Hoover. Dot Gil
Wright, Minnie Dewey and John Parkin-
son, Richard Bird, Frank Rice, Walter
Oldfield, Ben Anawalt, Sidney Ioler.
Charles Caswell, Max Millikan, BigeIow,
John Walters, VIII Garrison, Joel Harper,
Clyde Handley and Clarence Chambers.
Master Eugene and Miss Gertrude Cal
houn entertained their young friends on
Tuesday afternoon at the home of their
parents, 6l1 South Emporla. Misses Lizzie
Davis, Annie Conner and Lula Dewey aid
ed the hostess and altogether rendered it a
very dear and enjoyable occasion to the
participants who were Frank Ratcliff,
James Wishart, George Willie, Murray
kirkwood Roy Elder. Bonnie Warren,
Albert Gehring, Bonnie Merten, GIeed
Wallace, Charlie HOrner, Percy HallOwell,
Rube Bel ew, WILDER ThistlewoOd, Terry
Faris, VIII Berry, Roscoe Wallace, Bar
bara Berry Sadie Grimes, Mile Faris,
Lena McNees Faith Warren,
Idelle Kindred, Stella McNaughten.
Daisy Faris, Ellie Wishart, Josie Ruther-
ford, Edna Shaw. Mossie Blackburn,
Claude Mccoy, Edna Martin, Eta Fouts,
Helen Horner, Hazel Horner Leila Pnr
due Laura Purdue, Louise Richard, Edna
Hallowell, Lille Miller, Myrtle Ratcliff,
Margaret English, Luella Singleton,
Frank Hanika, Don Grimes and Tona
Hail
There are 2 number OF things that the
most fashionable people now eat at the
dinner table with their fingers They are:
Olives, TO which fork never should be
Asparagus, whether hot or cold, when
served whole as it should be.
Lettuce, which should be dipped in the
dressing or in little salt.
Celery. which may properly be placed on
the tablecloth beside the plate.
Straw berries, when served with the stem
on, as they usually are in the most elegant
houses.
Bread, toast aud all tarts and small
cakes.
Fruits of all kinds, except melons and