The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-31

Agnes MCGEE, Emma MCGEE, Elizabeth
Robertson and Eva MCGEE.
CHUMS WITH MISS WOOLARD.
Misses Susie Sweet, Pinma Kirk
bride, Zulu Parker, Helen Taylor,
Celia and Bessie Parks, Mamie Lewis.
Irma BristoW, Clara Rule, Flora Car
penter, Maud Mathews, Byrl Fehman,
Grace Johnson, Maud Girty, Evelyn
IInboden, Nellie Jackman, Mary Nc
Culiough, Nirgie Little, May Weaver,
Milderd Hayworth, Jessie Adams,
Mary Carver. Bessie Mccoy, Lille
Sites, Florence Muivey, fedora Tai
bott, Eva Dunbar and Monte Dunbar
were bevy of young ladies that We're
entertained very pleasantly by Miss
Winnie Woolard yesterday afternoon.
MRS. FLETCHER'S CARD PARTY
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Fletcher gave a
card party Wednesday which was a
delightful affair. Among those pres
ent We're Mesdarnes w. z. Stout, Ches-
Guthrie, ". J. Corenr, L. w. Clapp,
Murray Myers, C. Fl. Mcknight, F.
Winton, 3. 3. Cushman, W. A. Thomas
+. 3. Brooks, George Mathews, a. Nj.
Denny, o. D. Barnes. F. Ross. It. W.
Sargent, L. D. Lewellng. 1. H Het-
finger, w. Minick, Alexander, ST., w.
q. Church, s. B. Annidon. J. W. Emo,
Ralph MilliSOn, A. V. Alexander, Ed
O'Bryan, Lou Troope, Joe Burbacker,
w. C. Little. G. L. Douglass, VI. Onver,
r. Oliver, j. l.. Dyer, c. l.. Davidson,
+. c. Mancourt, c. z. Sharpe, n. Bry-
ant, c. Ayler, George Diamond. G. V.
Wells, T. e. Churchward, George Hahn
mann. F. Coen, T. p. Smith and Miss
Eta Jewett. The guests of Thursday
evening included Messrs and Mesdame
W. 3. Throckmorton, J. D. Houston.
A S. Parks. w. S. Corbett. Lee Corbett
Ed Vail, c. A. Walker. c. H Snyth,
F. G.. Smyth, A. S. Munson, r. V. Hew-
lett, c. II. Poole, c. N. Sim, w. F.
Green, W. r. Dulaney, T. J. Rogers.
T. ". Bentley, F. W. Oliver, II. L.
Gordon, j. E. Oldham, George Hart
man, c. A. Leland, /. r. Sherwin, DR..
Armstrong of Ell Dorado and Mrs.
Coleman.
MRS. NORRIS GIVES PARTY.
Mrs. s. W. Norris was the charming
hostess OF a dainty little party on Tues
day evening. The rooms were prettily
decorated with cut flowers, Miss Char
ence Norris in white silk serving
punch from a flower bedecked .alcove in
the hall. After a lively discussion of
new books, and, incidentally, several
games of whist, the guests were usher
Ell into the dining room where lunch
was served which included many
tempting delicacies. Those present
were: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bentley, Mr.,
and Mrs. G. j. Congleton, Mr.. and Mrs
Ellwood kimball, Mr.. and Mrs. T. J.
Rogers, Mrs. W. S. Bracken, Miss
Beatrice Atkins.
ADDITIONAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Mrs. J. c. Griffith has been quite IN
for the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Shaw left on We'd
nesday for Los Angeles, Cal.
Mrs. g. A Leland went to FL Dorado
yesterday to remain over Sunday.
Hypatia will meet in regular open
session at the city building on Monday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs c. z. Bryan have moved
from the Fletcher block to East Doug
las avenue.
Mrs. Snyder Of Winfield has spent
the past week in the city the guest of
Mrs. GeulSha.
Mr.. and Mrs George Hartman are
their niece. Mrs Burke,
of Lake City, Ia.
J. G. Wright and family have moved
from North Main street to their old
home on West Central avenue.
Miss Kate Hagin of Newton has
moved to the city and taken up her
residence on South Market street.
Miss Coler Sim was called to Topeka
early in the week by a telegram an
the death of her brother.
Mrs. II. G.. Ruggles entertained the
members of the Missionary Chapter of
st. Johns guild on Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Burnett and son
Kenneth left the first of the week for
Denver, after q short visit in this city. ,
Mrs. J. H. Philips entertained the
Woman's Unitarian society on Tuesday
afternoon at her rooms in the Fletcher
block.
Mrs. DR.. Armstrong of FL Dorado |
spent the week in the city. the guest !
Of Mrs. j. G. Fletcher of West Third |
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dold of Fair |
view avenue are entertaining Miss |
bold, a sister Of the former, from Buff |
falo, n. Y.
Miss Myrtle Hinton entertained the !
members of the Anne Hathaway club |
on Wednesday evening. at which meet |
ing those present continued the study |
Of Shakespeare Twelfth Night.
The Aid society of the First Baptist !
church held its annual meeting at the |
residence Of Mrs. z. r. Spangler on |
Emporia avenue on Wednesday after |
noon. The annual election resulted I'm |
Mrs. Hawley becoming president. Mrs. |
Barnes treasurer, and Mrs Weyneth |
secretary. An elaborate supper was |
spread.
On Thursday evening the Columbian |
Whist club. which has been playing !
for the past two seasons. met with |
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren of South Topeka |
avenue The meeting was the last one
10 be held until next winter, and proved |
a very enjoyable finale to many pleas |
ant evenings spent during the past
month with the fascinating game of |
whist