The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-17

fi,h. NJ. A singer. 3 E Z.rsman. Rick
ards. j. l.. Dyer, 81 B. Conn, e: w. Col
ling~, Cleveland. n. Bowser, G: Il. Clark,
c. &. Flu ley. W K Hendrix; Hos<. !. N
| Black. knosr, Hunter. kirkb -ide and
Lang rec and MISSES Raby Wilbur aud
Gen-vra JoceiyD.
Mr.: and Mrs. Ed. O'Bfyan entertained
Monday evening for Misses McCabe and
Adams of Topeka TIE guests were, Mr
and Mrs. H L Gordon. Mes-rs- Fred
Bentley, ". Troupe and w. I. Burgess.
Mrs w. A. Polk entertained Thursday
evening for her Enest. Mr.. toe OF Chicago.
TIE guests were Misses Nrttie Eechhe.m mer.
Emma Schaaf. Blanche Fechiiei mer aud
Somers aud Messrs Haines, Huffman and
Parnam.-
Mr. and Mrs. ". D. Hardin. Mrs. Wilbort
| and Miss Anuis Abraham OF Louisville.
| KY, are spending few days with MI. aud
Mrs. ). +. Johantgen: Many "icnita
Minnie Nories.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Bleckley entertained
| at duplicate whist MONDAY evening. Inc
guests were Mrssrs and Mesdames +.
Smyth. I. B. Wall. c. 4. Walker, F: Wal
Ter, E. Vail, H. T. Kramer, c. Il. Smyth
and NJ. 5. Ashton.
| The reception of the Ceramic club at
Mrs. e. Wallis, Friday afternoon was one
of the events of the week. Mrs. Vail was
assis' ed by Mrs j. w. Emo and Mrs. Rus
sell Harding, and Misses Helen Carpenter,
Hilcoxen, Minnie Sargent.
The Wichita musicisns are still pulling
one auother's hair. Someday somebody
will come along who can really slug anc
| the first intimstion the public will get OF
| If, will be that persons refusal TO pick
| flaws in the other vocalsts
! Sunday Nirror-A tempest in teapot
| has been stirred up by the description. In
an evening paper, of the dresses worn by
! the girls at the last kismet dance. Oie
girl says she does nos miad littls mis-
take, but she does hate TO have her new
| white silk dress called yellow null.
This column is not intended for adver-
Using purposes. Notices of parties given
| by Mrs, Blank with the additional inform
alton III the account that Mr.. Blank deals
| in tar, tooth-powder, cotfins, meat, nails,
chickens, chewing gum aud cordwood are
doomed to an early grave.
Miss Zella Spencer was given party
Tuesday evening Oh the surprise order.
F. Wolfskill, C. A Spencer; Misses Kate
Sampson, Lillian Lee, Ethyl Lee, Roweua
Woifskill; Messrs ID. A. Foster. o.
Salmons, Arthur Foster, Charles Higgin-
son, Charles Pierpont.
Yesterday at the home of Mrs. Murray
Myers, Mrs. Myers, Mrs George Charlton
Mrs. Julia JuDkerman and Miss Katie
Junkerman received from II noon To 6
o'clock p. NJ. They were assisted by Mrs.
J. r. Halloweli. Mrs. +. Coen, Mrs, c. C.
Furley. Mrs. Guy Myers, and Misses
Agnes McGee, Beatrice Thomas and Gertie
Lauck.
Mrs. c. G. Cohn entertained the Tues
day afternoon Players club this week.
lines, c. H. Smyth, Russell Harding, O..
G. Eckstein, E. z. Bleckiey, w. A.
Thomas, ~ F. Niederlander, Howard
Case, A w. Oliver, G. II. Smyth. Frank
Oliver, George Rouse, Misses Reading,
Gertrude aud Beatrice Thomas.
Gertis Lauck entertained Friday even
ing in compliment TO Kate Junkerman,
WHO leaves soon for Boston. The guests
were: Misses Pearl Skinner. Grace Nc
Adams, Louise Bone. Abbie Potts, Elsie
Woodmau, Annie Browning. Emma Potts
aud Messrs. Charlie McAdans, George
Gurley, Mont Halloweil, Sherman Skin
ner, Gale SEiyely, w. Troup, Frank Craig.
Houston Taylor entertained Tuesday
evening in honor of Misses McCabe and
Adam Of Topeka. The guests were Mr..
aud Mrs. II. l.. Gordon, Misses Mollie
Wilcoxeu. Ella Elmore. Pearl Skinner,
Minnie Skinner Gertie Moore. Rea Wood
man, Carrie DnbOis, Bessie Ryder, Mamie
McCabe and Kate Adams and Messrs Ed
Allen, Carl Niederlander. Dale Snively.
George Lewis, Bruce Priddy. j. Allison,
Sherman Skinner, w. Troup.
Mrs. A. W. Oliver entertained at whist
Monday evening in honor Of Miss Read
ing of Fort Smith. The guests were
n ~
Eckstein, Frank Oliver, Victor Murdock,
Misses Genevra Jocelyu, Margaret Kuorr,
Beatrice Thomas, Elvie Walker, Gertrude
Thomas. Sara Chapman, and Messrs.
Ralph Niedsriander. Lev Hamilton. l.. 6.
Yocum. d. II. Kennett, A. Faulkner,
George Lewis and Charles Knorr.
Arthur Marsh entertained Tuesday even
ing. His guests were Misses Nan Gilbert,
| Edith Wilson. Lena McNees. Ina Hodge,
Hattie King, Minnie Lane, Maud Adams,
Z nth Abel, Anna Hoar, Jeanette West,
Lille Suites. Jessie Reynolds, Virgie Erick.
Bessie broadway and Claudia Mccoy, witt
an escort OF Messrs. Jimmie Woolard, Hal
mccoy, Bert Weaver. Coral Roberts, Jegn
Balding, Harry HUT, Charles King. + j..
Culver. Guy King, Ellis Bailey, Harry
Hoar, Edwin Slower. Harry Hawley aud
Amos Sites.
Mrs. o. H. Bentley gave luncheon
Thursday afternoon ut l o'clock. The
guests were r. b. Cnurchward, W. j.
Stout, +. J. Snyth, Frank Wood, J. l..
Dyer, A 5. Parks, Foster Brook. l.. NJ.
Richardson, Edward Magill. II. r. Far
! mum, Coler Sim, o. D. Kirk, Franklin
Coel, E. f Beech. w W. Ptarce Murray
Myers. w. Buckner, Wadswortb, Silas
Preston, Welch, + iward OBryan. A H.
Merrill, Davidson. W. b. Tnrockmorton.
c. A. Walker, Edward Vail, j e. Bentley,
A. S. MunSon. Rix. George Pratt. Ciaud
Pintard. 5. Wooi,r,l, c. A. Poole, C.. Z.
Casey, Bell. +. K. Spansler, Mcknight, h
B. Jemett, Rudolph and Miss ida Ru-
dolph.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Dyer
the College Hill Whist club and the Cold
Water cluo met in contest Saturday even
ing. the Cold Waters won. The
players were Mesdames and Messrs.
II. r. F,rnum, A. ;. Parks, Il. p. Camp
bell, o. d. Kirk, Ed Mngill. 5. Nooiard.
Foster Brook. + g. Smyth. o. II. Bent
ley. Frank Wood, Russeli Harding. j. ID.
Alexander, A V Alexander, Giles Smith.
B. H. Campbell c. c. Casey, w b.
Throck morton, Coler Sim, b. Church
ward, L. b. Jewett, T. Coen, Wilbur
Stout, G. J. Fie;cher Ray Oliver, Misses
Sargent, Daisy Richardson, Addie Brooks,
Nessrs. .. 3. Stocker and Maurice NIrle
"YOU MEAN, SASSY THING"