The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-01

During the past week, the event OF
events in Wichita society WAS the after
noon reception given by Mrs. w. E. Stan
ley and Mrs. William Iunes, Thursday af-
ternoon.
The reception was given at the home OF
Mrs. Innes. The drawing rooms We're gas
lighted and decorated with smilax. The
dining room was touched artistically will
pink and white. Behind screen of palms,
string music floated out upon the guests
The entertainment extended from 2
O'Clock to 6 o'clock, p. m. Mrs Stanley
aud Mrs. lnnes were assisted in receiving
by Mrs J. Rutan. Mrs a. w. Oliver, Mrs.
c. L. Davidson, Mrs. l.. W. Clapp.
The luncheon. in two courses, was pre-
sided over by Miss Mary Rutan, Miss
Edith Andrew and Miss Beatrice Thomas.
The guests were:
Mesdames Dean Gordon, J. d. Houston
w. W. Johnston, Geo. w. knorr, E. W.
Moore. A. S. Munson, J. j. Parks, c. il.
Pool, Reuben Roys. W. A. Reed; Oscar
Vail. C. A. Walker, B. f. ZarIman, Frank
Sherman, ID. V. Walker, NJ. NJ Murdoch.
Victor Mnrdock, A. W. Biting, A J. Bell,
c. II. Cohn, y. NJ Denney, {. p. Pulling:
ton, Watson, Ches Fir-baugh. Robert
Guthrie, Russell Harding, L. ). Hong
land, Chns. Hatton, A. Imboden. H. T
Kramer, NJ. ". Levy. H. w. Lewis, N
Geor,e McFerr,n, II. l.. Gordon,
J. T. HaliowelI. j. f. Hume. Mrs. Hunter.
j. ID. Hutching-, j C. Jennings. ZEE keck.
w. c. Little. J. II. Mccall, Gror.,e NJ j RS,
Murray Myers. 4. u. Murdock, j. w. Moffat,
S 5. Noble, +. w. Oliver, Ray Oliver, A. S.
Parks. W. III. Parkinson. X. NJ. Piatt, FIN
lay Ross, George L. Rouse, Jr., j. z. Fur
I NJ III Er L.
Brooks. Foster Brooks. r. Cogdell, NJ. G.
Campbell. George Carlton. ID. 4. Dubois.
II. NJ. Dubois. J. l.. Dyer, Z. G Fitch, L. j.
Rogers, George Strong, c. III. Smyth, A.
w. Sickner. j. H. Todd, l. +. West, w.
Wylie, j. z. Allen, Mrs. Andrews. Z f
Blecklry, J. P. Burrell. w. 5. Corbrtt. Lee
Corbett, ;. w. Cooper. b. IL. Campbell,
Howard Case, J. Dubois. f. s. Magiil, o.
Mulvry, George Mathews, NJ. J. Oliver, ii.
G Rutan, NJ. l.. Richardson. r r Rham.s,
W. Throckmo,ton, r. r. Vermil-
lion, s. G.. Winch, Frank Wood.
J. ID. Alexander, j. II. Alley,
II. B. Farndm. NJ. NJ Granger. Kos
Harris, Martin Hellar, J. L. Hill, II. I'm
bodeD. l. {. Jackson, Il. b. Jrwett, o. ID.
Kirk, j. Pittinger. w. Reese, Frank Smith
r. A. Smy.he, w. a. Thomas, L. b. Wall
= Ludlum, Amos Houck, II. j. Hills, A
II, Fabrique, j. III. Black. Don S. Colt, W.
A. Arey. A. NJ. Alexander, Z. Coen, w. X.
Dulaney, Z. &. Furlry, l.. b. Terrell, \. f.
Niederlander. c. J. Pintard, NJ. A Russell
r. E. Torrington, F. w. Waller. C. w.
Biting, o. ID. Barnes. j. +. Caldwell.
Misses Darlington, Peck.
OTHER SOCIAL EVENTS
Mrs. Ed O'Bryan is visiting in Leaven-
worth.
Mrs. Fred Bentley is visiting in Cleve-
land.
Mrs. J. r. Hallowell is back again and
il recovering.
Hypatia gives an open meeting tomor-
y0W afternoon.
Miss Darlington has returned to her
home in West Chester.
Mrs. NJ. b. COIN is entertaining Mrs. B.
Negbaur of Kansas City.
Mrs. l.. ID. Lewelling eutertains the
Cooking club next Thursday.
Mrs. Wise, mother of Mrs. George
Rouse, has gone 10 California.
Mrs. I. f. Soliday is entertaining Mrs.
Carl Funk of Lincoln, Nebraska.
Miss Harriet Sullivan of Portsmouth,
Nebraska is visiting Mrs. Harry Miner.
Seventy invitations for the Sixteen party
at Mrs. Il. ii. CumpbelPs have been issued.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. T. Bleckley entertain
the Duplicate Whist club tomorrow alter
noon.
The Kansas University Glee Club were
banqueted by party of Wichita young
gentlemen Thursday evening.
There is some bowling in Wichita. be.
Cause the young gentlemen do not ackuowl-
edge parties which they have attended, by
calling.
The Colleen club will meet at the home
OF Miss Edna Mcdowell Friday afternoon,
April 6. 1884, 1888 South Topeka avenue.
The subject Is u. G.. Whittier"
Mrs. DeRoss gave poverty social Tues
day evening The poorest costumes were
worn by Misses. Hornnday and Auna Sny-
der and they were awarded prizes.
The Thursday Afternoon Cooking club
Will met at the residence OF Mrs l. ID.
Lrwelling, 1245 North Lawrence avenue.
Thursday. April 5, AT go p. m. Mrs Jack.
son aud Mrs. Lewis have charge of the
dinner.
Class No. : of South Lawrence Sunday
school, gave a reception TO tue school Mon
day evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
ID +. Soiiiday. The young man luncned
aud entertained their friends in royal style
A good time WAS had by all.
A theater party to "A Model Husband"
Monday evening. consisted of Misses
NJ I'D Gerry, Ethel Niederlander. Lizzie
Noble, Amy Hays, Stacie Niederlsud.r,
aud Messrs. Lou Van Ness, Roy Bone.
Nern Frazier, Charlie, kuorr. Percy Bris-
Tow, aud Mr. ana Mrs Lee Corbett.
Mr. George Douglass and Mrs. EiVan
entertained he Tuesday Afternoon Whist
club last week at Mrs Douglass. The
guests were Mesdames Finlay Ross. J. r
o dham. j. ID. Housr on. Will N.sh. ".
=. Corbetr, l. II. Hetlinger. c. J. Fletcher.
ii. l.. Gordon, A. 5. Parks, J. y. Mccall.
A. 3 Munson.
The Ceramic club met Friday afternoon
and discussed Dresden China Those
present were Mesdsmes J. L. Oldham, \.
w. Norris. Ed Vail. Charles Aylesbury. r
Harding. j. ". Eno 4. w. McNaug6trn.
=. Meyers, +. Richter. a. J. Bell, Mise.
Helen Carpenter. Sadie Kaufman, Emily
Jekyll, Pullen, Aquilla HettiDg-r
Mrs. Fred Smyth entertained the Ladies'
Afternoon Whist club Wednesday, Mrs.
L. b. Churchward and Mrs o. II. Bentley
won the favors. The guests We're: Mes
danes A. S. Parks, W. ". Pesrce. T.R
Franklin Coen, Throckmor
ton. f. X. Spangler, l. NJ. Richard on, Will
Nash, j. l. Dyer, o. III. Benily. T. B. Jea-
ett- W. +. Stout, Foster Brook, Frank
Wood.
Mrs. A. II. Fabrique and Mrs, F. f
Bleckley entertained the Players club. |
Mrs. F. w. Waller and Mr..
Russell Harding won the favors. The
guests were: Mesdames c. J. Piutari. W.
c. Little, r. Harding A. w. Oliver, NJ. W.
w. NJ. b. Cohu, II. T. kramer, George |
Rouse, A. w. Thomas. Ray Oliver, Ne. !
Nledsrlander, Howard Case, I. b. Wall, I.
w. Waller.
Mrs. c. W. jackson gave conundrum |
luncheon, Thursday afternoon, 10 Mrs |