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

| son, F. Peck. f. Baldwin. j. r. Mead,
Grant Woodman, ". B. Allison, G. Ham
ilton, o. belong, ". Boone, c. Miller and
E. Chapman.
The home of Mr.. R. E. Guthrie, 4o3
North Waco street. was the scene of very
! enjoyable event that had been announced
| as the paper carnival" 1t was given by
| Miss Blanche Guthrie and Messrs. {. A.
Koetsch and T. L. Spueling. and
IN glitter of myriad tints aud
| ingenious and beautiful tapestries, fig
ures and hangings Of paper it is without
| rival IN a private entertainment OF fhls
| kind within the memory of Wlchito So
! clety. Besides the gorgeous appurten-
ances and surroundings the guests were IN
paper costumes, which all-ln-all lent a
novel and delightful effect TO the whole
company and proportionately the spirits
of the guests rose, and the end OF 1t all
that was aimed. for. found the companyln
| the greatest delectation and congenlallty
! and overtiowing with compliments TO the
hostess and host at their success. Inose
in costumes were: Misses Dovie Robin
| son, L. Z. Woodman, Carrie Gree1lano,
+, Lizzie Miller, Carrie Savin, Nallle Ola,
Frances Stever, Belle Stever, Ada Guthrie,
Maggie Guthrie, Sadie Guthrie, Lulu Hat
! field, Grace Hatfield Joetta Darragh, Let
| tie McNaghten, Blanche Dresser, Ella
Dresser, Nellie Roberts. Nora Payne, Eta
Slower. Ella Bourgette, Mile SapplnneId,
Daisy Bird, Ina Anderson, Mamie Cald-
well, Hattie Weaver and Miss Whitney, of
Lsrnard: Lucy, Flosse and May Guthrie.
Mrs. Bash, Mrs T. L. Muline, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. f. Guthrie, Jr, Messrs. W. A.
Granger, ". NJ. Groves, Charles F. Mar
tin, Chester Urban, T. l.. Cummings, Fred
Guthrie, J. B. Bourgette, Charles H
Bracker, ". Z. Burlington. Earnest Y.
Abbott. T. L. Sparkling, {. h. hoetsch,
Bert McCausland. Robert Darragh, Grant
Woodman. S. c. hillen.
The New Years calls were of course the
attraction for society on New Years day,
and while the younger ladies OF w lchlta
were in the majority as to hostesses this
did not in the least detract from the pleas
ure that prevailed Everywhere were the
ladies, young and old, enrobed, with
bright conversational powers and
dainty refreshments to aid and better
their sweetness. And the gentlemen, too,
both younger and older, dressed In their
very best with a supply of artistic cards
and wearing their best and most fasclnat-
in g smiles, were on hand TO be received
and treated regally by the fair hostesses
AS in eastern cities, Wichita society did
not relax its hold on the New Years GUS
tom which is so securely Migrated IN It's
heart, without struggle, unWlsn Tor
and afterwards regretted. The following
is a list OF those ladies who received and
those gentlemen VINO called
New Years eve q merry crowd very
pleasantly surprised Miss Melissa Thomas
at her home 1857 North Lawrence avenue.
The younL lady soon recovered self-posses-
sion and proved herself equal to the occa-
sion Games and charades of the best
kind furnished the principal amusement
for the evening When they were in
formed that il was - o'clock New Years
greetings were exchanged, but all were en-
joying themselves so wetl they could not
induce themselves to 90 then, and not I'M
til in the wee sma' hours" of the night
did the happy Juveniles take their depart
uree wishing their hostess many such
happy occasions Those present were the
Misses Thomas. Buck, Burlington, Dlddle,
Loudermilk, Purviance, Hacker, Hamil-
ton, Stillhammier, Auchmoody and
Messrs A. d. Phelps, Baker, Bowers,
Smith. Postlethw wait, Perkins, Auch-
Misses Katie Junkermann, Bessie Dag
ner and Gertie Lauck received at Gen Muir
ray Myers.
Misses Lille Lewis and Cora Lord re
ceived at w. Z. Redman's, las North EN-
poria.
Misses Alice Van Ness, Myrtle Sluss,
Gertrude Thomas. Sarah Foster, Daisy
Mason and Edith NJ fit ut the home eff c.
Il. Van Ness, 1903 North Lawrence avenue.
Misses Maude Pratt, Hattie Hays, May
Young. Ida Rudolf, Adele Rudolf, at Geo.
L. Pratt's 1918 North Emporla avenue.
At Mrs Geo. w. kuorr's: Misses Gail
Caldwell, Allie Love. Nina Caldwell, Hat
son, Ella Honar, GraCe Love, Mary Hell
lar, Jennie McCiung, Mamie McCIung,
Lucy Dubois, Laura Casad, Ollie Reese,
Nellie Reese, Mabel Larimer Luiu A.
Sherwood, Mrs. Martin HelIar, Mrs Z. NJ.
Hobbs. Mrs John Coulter. Mrs. Jas. L.
1ro 7
Mrs r. P. Murdoch. Mrs. Hunter. Mrs.
II. L. Carver, Mrs. +. G. Clark received.
At Mr. Vieie's. North Lawrence avenue,
Misses Mignon Wee. Ma ME Meade, Ma
bel Clement, Carrie Savin, Bessie Ryder,
Rea Woodman, Mrs. Fred. l.. johnson.
Reverend and Mrs. r. I. Savin at the
Methodist parsonage,
Misses Jessie Mckinnon, Jessie Harr-
gan. IsmaY Chadwick and Hattie Gowdy
at Mrs. MckinuoD's home Oh North To-
peka avenue.
Misses Nellie Young, Maude Rix and
Lizzie Newcomb in the parlors of the Man
haitian.
Misses Carl Harris and Pearl Murdoch
at Kos Harris residence North Empora
avenue.
The gentlemen who called were: W. A
Crusin berry, J. r. Stanley, f. A. Hibarger,
Francis Mccormick, Ebrey Schiller, A
Baird. Charles H. koetsch, c. Ed. Good
rlCn, L. II. Spafllng, CHeSUer -. OrDan,
Rev David Winters, NJ. Hellar. T. A
Bliss, VIII p. James, Charles r. Hamil-
ton, Rev. r. 7. Savin, r. p. Murdoch, Ro-
land z. Murdoch, Thomas J. Irwin, G.. g.
Perpont, E. a. Fielder. W. G. Dean, l. +.
Caldwell j. f. Coulter, Charles j. Cali,
Thomas f. Weaver, O. A. Reach. ". A.
II. Troupe, James D. McEwens, North
Clark, H 5. McMichael, Mark Slater f.
w. Lewis, j. w Harris, John Kelly,
Lewis Rank, Grin Rank, J. S. Jennings,
J. f. Clader, Selden Haynes. Benjamin
F. Root. J. F. Adams, E. 3. Walden,
Henry Hatton, A. Richardson, c. L.
Lukens. c. n. Jones, K. c. Dean,
George L. Pratt, J. L. Dorsey, J. VI. Pol
lock, Harry Pollock, j. W. Morgan, l.. j. |
Foster, NJ. f. Crowelf, Frank Bartholo-
new, Ed Selover, William Baird, J. H.
Forby, William Smith, John II. Smith
Andrew A. Smith, James NJ. Gurley, L.
Forby, Nelson j. Shepherd, John hanatzer,
+. z. Macllin. John VI. Moore, Charles w.
Greenwood. j. ). Barron, c. L. Spencer, J.
G. Willis. T. 4. North, j. G. South, L. p
Shull, Sherman Davis, 5. d. Lieurance.
\. w, Sickner, Il W. Luttrell, b. l..
keenan,, Dean Gordon, T. W. Sargent. w
II. Rauch, Oscar a. belong, Robert j.
Stevenson.
Composition of Coffee.
Coffee is the seed of the coffee plant,
which is a shrub that will grow in any