The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-08
February g. 1891.

GALE
February g 1891.
A very pleasant affai for the little one:
was the party given by Master Walter
Stippich of the West Side TO his friends
1t was Master Walters eighth birthday
and he received a number of beautiful
presents His friends present were Josie
Shields, Flossie and Pearl Bennett, Rosa
Oliver, Bertha and Helen Bloss, Kittit
Hill, Fern Randall, Henry Shields, Otis
NorstrOm, Willie Mcdonald, Rollo Jar
man, Frank Cowan and Arthur Norstrom.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Corbett gave a
drive whist party last Wednesday even
ing. The participants were Mr.. and Mrs,
Geo. L. Rouse, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Smyth,
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Oliver, Col and Mrs.
c. a Walker, Col and Mrs. VIM. Innes,
Mr. and Mrs. f. b. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs
Vail, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. d. Skinner, Judge
and Mrs. w. c. Little, Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID.
Houston, Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Black, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Pratt, Mr.. and Mrs. A. I'm
and Mrs. Reed, Miss Alice Littell, Miss
leila Tusch, Mr.. l. H. Hettinger, Mr.. f. Z.
Bleckley and Mr.. Chas. Hunter.
Or last Thursday delightful musical
and card party was given by Miss Alice
! Rutherford at her residence on South To
peka. Several excellent musical selec-
tions, both vocal and instrumental, were
given, after which several interesting
rounds of high five were played. after
| which delicious lunch was served.
! Those enjoying the evening were: Mr.. and
| Mrs Fritch, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Allen Hall,
the Misses Annie Rel, LYDIA Manassa,
! Ayers, Mary and Nina Hall, Mrs. G. A.
! Rutherford. Mes srs. Robert Smythe, Rus
| oil I pr1th ice
Manassa and Mr.. Shields were the prize
winners.
Master Freddie Holiday celebrated his
! fifth birthday Yesterday afternoon by Civ
ing number of his little friends party.
Possibly there was never prouder boy
than Freddie as he received from papa and
mamma, along with many other little
gifts, handsome suit of clothes, the most
interesting thing about them being the
pants" his first pair Those enjoying
Master Freds hospitality were Roy Phil
lips, Freddie Jewett, Freddie Ribold, Ray
Delemater, Harry Brown, Dick ard Frank
Stewart, Paul DEAN, Karl Frank, Lewis
and Frank Wilbur, Ward Gates, and
Misses Nina Holiday and Mamie DEAN.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn
at AS Sherman avenue gave high five
and dancing party in honor of their sister,
Miss NJ. Hatch, of Kansas City, Mo- The
royal prize was won by Mrs. Duffield and
Mr.. Will McFarran. The BOBBY was
awarded to Miss Lulu Ben and Mr.. Dunn.
At II o'clock refreshments were served
after which music and dancing were in
dulged in. Among those present were
Miss Hatch, Mrs. Duffield, Misses Lille
and Lulu Ben, Messrs. keiSter, VIII Nc
Farren, p Van Arsdale; w. Ben. G. Bal
ley. At a late hour the guests departed
all loud in their praise of pleasant even
ing.
Miss Matte Fabrique gave supper and
card party Wednesday evening. Her
guests were: Miss Ida Skinner, Miss Maud
Pratt, Miss Sara Chapman, Miss Lulu
Anawalt, Miss Hannah Ellis, Miss Harriet
Johnston, Miss Mabel Clement, Miss Gen
ezra Jocelyn Miss Hackett. Miss Kent,
Miss Mai Young, Miss Mamie Mead, Miss
Dell Baynum ana Miss Goodlander, of
Rockford, ILL., Messrs. H. j. Hayney, T.
Hoffman, c. Topping, q. Chapman, 3.
Parmelly. J. l.. Meade, B. Priddy, f. Nc
Coy. NJ. Viele, w Hoffman. g. Hammann,
S. Skinner, H Hettinger. g. Woodman,
II. Rogers, E. Callahan, and w. McClees.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Case entertained
a number of friends last Monday evening
TO a card party. The guests were Mr. and
Mrs. r. Harding, Mr.. and Mrs. Frdd
Smyth, Mr.. and Mrs w. 5. Corbett Mr.
and Mrs. A. w. Oliver, Mr.. and Mrs. +. 7.
Logan, MIR. and Mrs. +. w. Oliver Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. w. Levy, Mr.. and Mrs. 4.
Vail, Mr.. and Mrs. George Cross, Mr.. and
Mrs. knorr, Mr.; and Mrs. A lmboden, Or.
and Mrs. and Miss Fabrique, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A. Hollinger, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Smyth,
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Black, Mr.. and Mrs
&. +. Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. G. Pinard, Miss
Hackett, Mr. William Davidson, Mr.. E.
Moore and Mr.. c. Hunter.
The ladies of Riverside have inaugurated
a novel diversion. which affords oppOr-
tunity for pleasure and instruction. They
meet on one afternoon in the week with
their sewing, crocheting and embroidery.
and pass the early part of the afternoon in
social intercourse. while engaged with
their light work. Later in the afternoon
the hostess instructs in the preparation of
some choice dish for the table. Thursday
the ladies met at Mrs. B. II. Campbell's
and passed very enjoyable afternoon.
Mrs. G. in the presence and with the as
Stance of each of the other ladies prepared
"A salad. after which all repaired to the
spacious dining room where they were
served with the newly prepared dish
along with chocolate and brown crackers.
Mrs W. l.. w. Miller has kindly invited
I
directions will be given in the most APP
proved method of making the celebrated
southern beaten biscuit. II would be a
great benefit to some OF the ladiesof Wich-
tia to live at Riverside.
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The old common pleas court hall was
well filled by a very attentive audience last
Friday evening TO hear the program of the
Young Peoples Literary and Debating I
society The recitation by Miss Bissantz
was well delivered. The reading by Miss
Martin created some amusement. rs il !
represented well the western spirit. Mr. |
Schaffer. with some well chosen words de-
picted plainly the recent political defeats.
The address OF I. j. Irwin called forth ap-
plause as il so fairly represented waiver
ing politician. The animated discussion !
of the question. Resolved, That the Kansas
legislature should pass law declaring the
sale OF mort gagged premises BY the sheriff
a cancellation of the entire debt. produced (
much enthusiasm. The audience decided
the affirmative won. but the judges were |
contraminded. The question. Resolved, |
OF the United States, will be discussed |
Friday evening next Affirmative. J. |
Irwin and J. $ Jennings. Negative !
Messrs. Herbert Levy and c. II. Lease. a 4
good literary and musical program will be I
given. Look for the program in full in /
Fridays paper.
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Mrs. J. II, Alley, assisted by her daughter, |
Mrs. George Whitney gave reception last |
Thursday afternoon. Those present were: 4
Mrs l. W. Clapp, Mrs ;. +. Lauck, Mrs. \
W lillian Powell. Mrs. Charles Davidson.
Mrs. W. B. ThrockmortOn, Mrs. O. D. /
Kirk Mrs. Amos Houck, Mrs, K. VI. /
Plstt. Mrs. r p Murdoch. Mrs. George 1
Major, Mr.. Richardson. Mrs. T. Fur!ong. 1
Mrs J: + Caldwell and Miss Nina Cald- I
well. Mrs. f b. Jewett. Mrs. Mrs. :. +. /
Jocelyn, Mrs J. a Hollincer. Mrs. o. /
Mulyey and daughter. Mrs W = Stanley /