The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-06
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Mrs Hal Hamilton entertained Mai.
! CroZier and Mr. Phister at o clock lunch
! Christmas night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cannon, Mr. and
! Mrs Will Salmon and Mr.. /. Phister ate
1 Christmas dinner with Mr.. and Mrs L. D.
Hart
! Mr.. TYLER. the new rector of the Episco-
! pal church, has arrived and preached his
| first sermon Sunday morning. He is a
| young man of exceptional intelligence and
! is heartily welcomed by the Episcopalians
| who have been so long without a rector.
Mr.. Tyler is brother of Mrs. +. B. Lille
Mr. Frank Cannon was elected presi
dent of the chamber of commerce Friday
night.
Judge Green and family are at their old
home in Illinois. TIE judge will be here
the 9th and his family Will return later.
Christmas night merry party gathered
at the quarters OF Capt. and Mrs. Cave
naugh, and were royalty entertained.
Cards music and a visit TO the mess room
where the soldier boys were having a
dance. and who gave the floor TO the Wis
itors for waltz, were among the diversions
for the evening. The guests were Gov.
and Mrs. Steele, Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes, Mr..
and Mrs f. Cannon, Mr.. and Mrs. =. j.
Hart. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Salmon, Mai
Crozier, Frank Phisuer, Horace Speed,
Harry Barnes and Lieut.. Biddle 1t was
a still merrier party that wended its way
home over the frost-covered ground at ?
o'clock
Mr and Mrs. VIII Meeker went up to
Winfield to spend the holidays with Mrs.
MeekeC's mother.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Filson entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. I. j. Hart at dinner New
Years day.
The Bank of Indian Territory has moved
into its elegant new quarters in the Grey
building.
Mrs. NJ. A. Driscoll, assisted by the
Misses Blockie, Jamison and Bnnie Gal
loway, received on New Years day.
The engagement Of two of our most pop
ular young people is whispered about.
The reception and hop given ny the
Guild or New Years day from 2 to 6, and
from to II o'clock, was by far the finest
event of the season. The hall was darken-
ed during the afternoon, and beautifully
decorated with evergreens. shaded lamps,
Turkish rugs. etc The tables from which
the re reshments were served were a mass
of glittering glass, china and silver. No
pains had been spared TO make IL splen-
did success,
Mrs. c. VI. Barnes, president of the
Guild, wore a handsome black silk and
lace dress, with Medici collar, black Suede
gloves and diamond ornaments.
Mrs. T. !. Hart, black lace over red silk,
decollete corsage, black gloves. diamonds.
MIS-. NdNGD6uRD. udUuSOtltt NIlOc IilOlT6
silk, hair powdered, beaded slippers.
Mrs f. b. Lille, white Henrietta trim
med with white cord, Nedici collar, tan
gloves.
Mrs. George Gray, black lace over black,
scarlet flowers.
Mrs. George Cooley, white striped gauze
over white satin X neck, tan shoulder
gloves
Mrs. T. Cannon. black lace over black
cOrSage. boquet of violets.
Mrs. Mckay, elegant black silk and vel
vet, V neck filed in with green gauZe;
gold ornaments.
Mrs. Allison. grey cloth and velvet.
Mrs. Blocker, pink nuns yelling.
Mrs c. Filson, white cashmere with
full sleeves and trimming Of "a lavender
mOire silk.
Mrs. VIII Salmon, Greek dress Of green
crepe de chine, tan shoulder gloves, lilies
Of the valley.
Mrs Lamar. black lace over black.
Mrs. Nicholson, black lace over black,
Medici collar of ostrich feathers.
Mrs Greer, white and lavendar China
silk, decollette.
Mrs Norton blue satin with Persian
bands, white ruff.
The following are the young ladies who
assisted:
Miss Rita Elliott, who wore a charming
dress of black gauze striped with gold,
low neck, black shoulders gloves bouquet
of violets, heliotrOpe ribbons.
Miss Allie Schnell, white Henrietta,
decollette cOrsage edged with white cord,
long white mitts
Miss Bullard, grey and pink fowered
silk pink shoulder mitts.
Miss Adams, white Greek dress with
babv blue sash.
Miss Minnick, blue and white silk, with |
Greek shoulder gloves, gauze fan