The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-04

| Snyder, Bruce Dickson and Alvin South
! wick.
New Years afternoon Mrs. L. B. Bun
nell entertained. by proxy, eighteen of her
| old school friends. The souvenirs of the
occasion were after dinner coffee cups in
| Royal Worcester ware, the work of their
! hostess. The guests were Mesdames j. ID.
Alexander, g. NJ Whitney, W. c. Glenn,
o. Z. Smith, Albert Mum, c. H. More
| B. Jewett. Z. b. Smith. a. A. Wood, Fin
| lay Ross, p. 5. Smith. James ). Emo. X.
| H. Roys, and Misses Ida Skinner, Anna
Mulvey and Grace Hill.
The Young Married Peoples card club
will hereafter meet every week. Last
Tuesday evening Mrs. Lucien Miner en-
tertained the club with all the grace at
her command which is considerable.
Tasty refreshments interrupted the work
of the score cards quite agreeably on this
occasion. The club were all present. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs b.
B. Cusham. Mr.. and Mrs. Bion Hull, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. b. Cobn, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Green, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lyle, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Pool
The Time Kiln club got together, New
Years eve, and helped the old year out
with TerpsichOrean grace. The dancers
were Misses Myrtle Bigelow, Maud Eng
lish, Anna Hays, Lucy Hinkle, Mabel
Ollie Gosh, Carrie Caldwell, Laura Tilley,
Annie Hays, Mrs. d. J. Turner, Messrs.
Orb Bryan, p. Dale Bert McCausland, &.
Jones, Fred Conklin, Mark Cossett, How
ard Motfitt, Frank Hurt, Ray Taylor, Joe
Hinkle, Bert and Ralph Millison, Clifford
Cox, H. A. Herman, John Bryan, Raney,
Schorf.
Program for the Willard c. L. s c., for
January Q, 1891, is:
/. Questions &C.. ........... Miss Mlllen
The Stars of January
2. History Lesson. .......- Miss n. Mason
3, Reading .;Tb: Lii Ginb,; Miss Adams
The Queens English
). Paper. Miss Nora Woody
The Theater in Shakespere's Time
6. Literature Lesson ...... Miss Mason
Z. Roll Call-Quotations from Contem-
poraries Of SHAKESPEARE.
her pleasant home on North Water street,
Friday evening at 10 o'clock, in honor of
hermOther. Mrs. Hutehison of Iowa City.
There were seated at the table, Mrs. VIM
lines, Mrs NJ w: Levy, Mrs. r. Z. Muir
dock, Mrs. J. p Bunvell, Mrs. A w.
Oliver, Mrs. J. G. Rutan, Mrs Hutchinson,
Mrs. o. Mulvey, Mrs. w. L. Stanley, Mrs.
Rutan, Mrs. G. Ii. Blackwelder, Mrs. Chas.
Smythe and Mrs. Clapp. To save the dire
results of so unlucky number the dear
year old baby was added to the guests, and
the charm proved sufficient.
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Miss Rea Woodman entertained at her
home on North Waco, yesterday evening.
A variety of social pastimes, with the help
,faI ia
enjoyable evening. The guests were Misses
Bessie Ryder, Mable Clement, Geneva
Jocelyn, Harriet Johnston, Lulu Ana
walt, Matte Fabrique, Sara Chapman,
Hannah Ellis, Mamie Meade, Nettie Har-
ris, Fannie Lewis and Messrs. VIII Hoff-
man. Robert Rogers, Tom NewcOmb, Ben
Parmeley, Bruce Freddy, Mont Hallowell,
George Lewis. Maurice VieIe, Ed. Camp
bell, Eph Hoffman, George Chapman and
Ralph Niederlander.
The Misses Nina and Mary Caldwell, of
College Hill, entertained about thirty
young ladies OH Wednesday afternoon.
Among those invited were the Misses
Belle and Minnie Steever, Hattie and Biz
Gertie Jackson, Effie Wright, Carrie
Wright, May Wright, Sara Chapman,
Hannah Ellis, Lillian and Harriet John
ston, Daisy Bird, Nellie Jones, Fanny
Jackson Mabel Ellsworth, Rea and Elsie
Woodman, Lillian Littell and Mrs. l.. G.
Jackson, Misses Ollie and Ida Reese, EN-
ma McCiees, Beatrice Thomas, Lena Bis
santz, Mile Millison.
Friday evening Miss Eva Walker enter
tanned The rooms of her home were
choicely decorated and all the accompami- !
ments essential to an enjoyable evening |
were forthcoming. A tasty, palatable
supper and continuation of festivities, |
concluded rhe party. The /
guests were Misses Bessie Dagner, Pearl /
Skinner, Nellie Zimmerly. Katie Green,
Katie Junkerman, Gertie Jackson, Gertie /
Locke, Elsie Woodman, Florence Wash /
burne. and Messrs Cecil Harris Walter |
Fouts George Chapman, Sherman Skin |
ner, Ralph Nederlander, Charles Nc |
Harry Dunbar, Walter Dyer, Carl !
Ed. Campbell and Mont |
HallowelL.
Wednesday evening Miss Anna Mulvey I
in compliment to her brother, /
James. This was the first appearance of /
the famous Tiddledy Winks in Wichita !
society. Everybody was soon engrossed /
in Tiddledying the festive wink, only to he /
by tOothsome refreshments. |
The guests were Misses Maude Pratt, Bees
sic Dagner, Hannah Ellis, Sara Chapman,
Bessie Ryder Fanny Lewis, Ida Skinner,
Mabel Balance, Harriet johnson, Mamie
Ida and Adele Rudolfs, Francis
Foster Mary Rutan, Pearl Skinner, and
Alessrs. II. j. Hagney, Ben Parmeley,
Sherman Skinner, Bunnie Meade, Bruce
Priddy, Charles McAdams, Maurice
Viele, Mont Hallowell.
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Ben Anawalt entertained New Years
eve at his home on North Topeka. Par
ties given by boys are, so far as for being
enjoyable and going on without hitch.
are the most successful. The mother or
sister always superintend 1t, and the con
stiffness common to older guests
is absent This was true, at least of this
party. Everybody had good time. An
fine supper was one of
the features of the evening. The guests
were Misses MOffett, Myrtle SlIss. Jessie
Balance, Gertie Thomas, Edith Briggs,
Julia Woods, Daisy Mason, MOllie Ross,
Jessie Kendall. Alice Van Ness, Lille
Lewis and Cora Lord, and Herbert Levy,
Howard Moffitt, Leslie Larimer, Clyde
Ford, Ralph Smith, Ira Pierce, John Kelly,
VIII Leslie. Will McFerran, Rob Steven
son and Chester Mason.
Mrs. W. c. Little selected New Years
eve for the third card party in series she
is giving. At the approach Of midnight
the boobies and first prizes were conferred
upon the meritOriOus ones and the guests
watched the change of years. The whole
evening is spoken of in the most compl-
mentary terms. The guests were: DR.. and
Mrs Allen. Mr.. and Mrs. Alley, Mr.. and
Mrs Van Ness. NJ and Mrs Dale, Mr.
and Mrs o. u Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Davidson. Mr.. and Mrs. McFsrren. Mr.
and Mrs. MOorhOuse Mr.. and Mrs. Hum
bic. DR.. and Mrs. Mccoy. Mr.. and Mrs
Farnum. Mr. and Mrs. Skinner, DIR. and
Mrs Matthews. Mr.. and Mrs. Pintard.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Imboden, Mr.. and
Mrs Gowdy, Mr.. and Mrs. Reed, Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Smith.
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The Light Infantry's hop. Monday even