The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-16

| lOunu III WnlSt Inc guests were
Misses Anna Jones, Mamie McNair
Minnie Cramer, Maud Mosher, Maud
| Matthews, Sadie kaufman, Esther
Kaufman, Myrtle Hinton, Clara Geh-
| ring, Grace Davidson and Messrs
| Luther Burns, Earnest Cramer. Ralph
| Daugherty, Charles Lease, Amos Nc
Claim, Henry HUFFMAN, Irwin Taft,
! Copper, Chalie Phillips, Frank McPher-
| son, Harry Mosher, William Atchison.
ANNUAL BANQUET GIVEN.
| Monday afternoon the annual ban
| quet of the Chautauqua took place at
| the home of Mrs. Black The decora-
tons were artistic and the toasts elici-
ted much wisdom and wit. Those TAX
ing part We're: Mesdames ]. Y. Ross,
s. T. Dubois, H. Fellows, N. Mayor, j.
Z. Caldwell. ]. Z. Jones, r. P. Muir
| dock, j. H. Black, A w Oliver, L. B.
Ferrill. r. NJ. Piatt, J. c. Jennings, G.
w. Whitney, L. G.. Whittier, J. L.
Powell, Hunter, E. Vail, Don S. Colt,
II. Imboden, Rowlee Loosely, Martin z.
Hill. Schell. Bass Smith. Hamilton.
Herford, Graves, Clough, c. Z. Law
Misses Rowe, Mulocy, Louise Rowe,
Halsey, Fowler, Fellows. Caldwell,
Kendall. Kincaid, Mason, Eta Mason
ALDENDEIFER BOYS.
Roy Aldendeifer entertained a num-
Der of his young friends last Monday
afternoon. His guests were: Mabel
Eidridge, Babe Woods, Anna May,
Gladys Kerfoot, Beulah Creditor, Mar
gle Hewey, Roxanna Cowden, Lola
Donald, Edna Harrison, Dorothy Am
born, Leo Levi, Sydney Levi, Edgar
Street, Vester Coen, George Whitlock,
Earle Cowden, Elmer Cline, Clarence
Donald, Jean keiger, Junior Gordon,
John Colt.
Master Joe Aldendeifer entertained
Monday afternoon also. His guests
were: Ida and Nina Whitman Ed Wal
lace, Kate and Fern Dorsey, Frank and
Robert Sherman. Editha Cowden, Win
ME Barnes, Beulah Cowden, Maurice
Barnes, Fred Ayers Fife Downing Bob
Eaton, Jay Reams, Romayne Eldridge,
Ted Jocelyn. Bessie Kennard, Clara
Washburn, Evan Eldridge, Roy Ault,
Leota Auit, Laura Newell.
FRAPPE WAS SERVED.
A pleasant reception was rendered by
the Unity Guild to their friends Fri
day evening at the home of Dr. Mat
thews on North Market street. Dancing
and card playing were enjoyed in the
spacious home by those who wished;
while others spent the evening hours
on the lawn, which was lighted with
Japanese lanterns. and listened to
some sweet music from mandolin and
guitar in the hands Of Misses Gertie
and Lues Jackson. Frappe was served
during the evening by little Cora Mat
theWS.
OTHER SOCIAL EVENTS.
Mrs. Ed Robertson gave a luncheon
Wednesday afternoon for Mrs. Russell
Harding and Miss Mather of Connecti-
cut. The floral decor lions were sweet
peas. Those present were: Mesdames
Darling, Dixon, Cole, Harding, Spang-
Ter, Fred Robertson, Russell Harding,
and Misses Mather and Drain.
Miss Elva Walker entertained for
Miss Warner Of St. Louis Tuesday even
ing. The guests We're: Misses Carpen-
ter, Warner, Sara Warner, Larimer,
Jocelyn, Lewis, Topping, and Messrs
Ned Larimer, Bruce Priddy, Bert Alli-
son. DR.. Kanavell, G.. T. Smith.
Monday evening Elma Now enter
tanned a number of friends who were
Misses Stella Eaton. Myers, Garnet,
Fox, Mary Ferviney, Charles Wagner,
Harry Mickle, VIII Dye, j. w. Mussel-
man.
Miss Harriet Johnson entertained the
Wells Circle Thursday afternoon. The
following officers Were elected: PreSi-
dent, Miss Rea Woodman; vice presi-
dent, Mamie Barwise; secretary, Miss
Myrtle SluSs; treasurer, Miss Elva Wal
ker
Miss Emma Hill entertained at the
residence of her uncle, Judge Sankey,
on North RiverView, on last WedneS
day evening in honor of her guest
Miss Madge Osterhaut of Conway
Springs. Progressive Might've was
the feature OF the evening in which
the best score was made by Mr.. Luth-
er Burns and Miss Alice Wells. A
few very fine recitations were also rem
dered by Miss Osterhaut and Miss Nc
Nair. Those present were: VIII Atch-
ison, Ralph Dougherty. Earnest Cram
er. Erwin Taft, Charley Mosier, Frank
Henry Huffman, Luther
Burns, George Rodgers, Anon Nc
Claim, Charley Leese. Helen Phillips,
Minnie Cramer, Maud Mosier. Grace
Davidson, Gertie Mcpherson, Mammie
Alice Wells, Clara Gehring,
Mary Pope, Myrtle Hinton, Sadie
Kaufman, Anna Jones. Esther Kauf-
man, Ruth Hearish, Blanche Guthrie
Last Thursday evening Miss Helen
Phillips gave party TO a few of her
many friends at the residence of her
parents in the Fletcher block The
evening was passed in dancing, music
and games. Miss Collar of Dodge City
gave some very fine selections on the
piano and Mrs. Bryant entertained
did singing. Those present were: Mr. |
Luther Burns, Earnest Cramer. Mr.
Harry Mosier. Charles
Lease, Charles Phillips. Ralph Dough-
erty, Misses Alice Wells, Mrs Wells, !
Miss Lucy Bryant. Miss Minnie Cram
er. Miss Osterhaut. Miss Collar. Wells
Miller. Erwin Taft, Maud Matthews,
Mrs. Bryant.
PERSONALS OF SOCIETY.
Miss Fife Graham of Topeka is visit
ing friends in the city.
Mrs. Bert Millison left for Mexico
City lest wednesday.
Mrs. DR.. Hamilton gave a o'clock
dinner last Tuesday.
Earle Blake was surprised by his |
friends Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dyer are at |
home at No. 425 Waco avenue.
Mrs. S. W. Norris gave a dinner to !
Mrs. Russell Harding Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlesworth have |
gone to Dallas for the summer
The Circle of Six met for the last |
ime this summer with Miss Alice Wells |
afternoon.
Mrs. H. C. Sluss entertained Mes /
DANES Kendall. Harris. Thomas. Ma
jor, Van Ness and Allen 10 dinner |
Mrs. :. BOgardus and son of Spring |
field. Ill. are visiting Mrs. Hiram I'm |
hoden and w. L. Smith, sister and |
father of Mrs. Bogardus
Miss Anna Martin of Dodge City will |
visit Miss Helen Phillips the coming |
week. She expects TO remain for a few !
weeks.
Rev. ". L. Gates. former pastor of |
the First N. Z. church, received the |
degree OF Doctor of Philosophy al the |.
commencement exercises OF the Univer- |
sity Of the City of New York, June 6.
GIVEN TINE TO FIND EVIDENCE.