The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-24

| guest received box of candies as a
| favor. The guests We're: Albert Cole,
| Opal McNabb, Frank Huse. John Colt,
! Jay Stout, Edward Little, Roy Bough-
| ton, Cushman Farnum, Earle Gully,
/ Ivan Romig Noble Deldy, Herman
Blume, Daisy Little, Opal Remspier,
+! Gladys Grove Otto Hellar, Marguerite
Mcnamara and HiIda Wisenfiew.
! STILL MORE PARTIES.
| Wednesday afternoon Mrs. George
| Willott entertained at her home on the
West Side. Her guests We're: Mesdames
| Frank Carney, Kenworthy, Joe Sny-
| der, Ed Gascorn, II. r. Butler, Worreil.
! John Stocker, Donovan, Mum, Charl-
| ton and Miss Mollie Cummings.
| Tuesday evening Miss Ina Corwin en-
| tertained at her home on North Market
| street The entertainment was in Gel
ebration of her birthday. Her guests
| were: Misses Daisy Sullivan, Lola Max
well, Mary Corwin and MesSrS Harry
Bailey, Clyde Tobias and Hal Mccoy.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. w. w.
Pearce entertained the members of the
Ladies Whist club. The highest scores
| were made by Mrs. Coen and Mrs. Rich
ardson. The players were: MesdameS
w. b. Throckmorton, Foster Brook, 0.
II. Bentley, L. N. Richardson, +. Coen,
" II. foCu,
man, E. r. Spangler, j. l.. Dyer and
| Miss Lucia Drain.
1T WAS FOR GEORGE.
A few of Jennie Freeman's friends
gave her a surprise party on Friday
evening in honor OF George Washing
tens birthday. The evening was spent
in games and music. Those present
We're: Misses Gail ellis. Faith Warren,
Mabel Montgomery, Cora Crawford.
Cora Smith, Sadie Strickland, Belle
Jacques, Mida Hutchings, Mary Beiien
Ethel Bordeaux, Bessie Smith. Lulu
Rude BelIew, and Messrs Ben Warren
Rex Andrews, Royce Busenbark, Dave
Busenbark, Don Grimes. Frank Day.
Arthur Gates, Ben Dunkin, Claud
Hauk. John Briggs. Ed Massey, Harry
Bordeaux, Ed Dill, Charlie Dill and
Henry Kassel.
SHE IS AGED ELEVEN.
Louisa Lauck of Cos South Main street
was the hostess to a party of little
friends in celebration Of her eleventh
birthday. They enjoyed themselves
with games, music and dancing; after
wards refreshments were served and a
candy pull. The Sunflower club favor
ed them with some fine music. Those
present were: Misses Marguerite Cumod
Carrie Baum, Vera Hughes, Ruby Car
ter. Annie Leahy, Ethel McNaughten
Fannie Watestradt, Irma Lauck, Ar
gyle King and MeSsrS Willie HoenSheidt
Ted Hill, Charlie McDaniels, Edgar
Bolte, John Hersey. and George Dando.
OTHER SOCIAL EVENTS.
The Ceramic club will meet at the
Lewis academy next Friday.
Marguerite Mcnamara celebrated her
sixth birthday Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. J. Z. Hume has returned from
Kentucky. She will make Wichita her
home.
Monday evening DR.. and Mrs. c. c.
Furley entertained very pleasantly at
cards.
Mr. and Mrs. o. III. Bentley enter
tanned the Coldwater Whist club last
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Zimmerman celebra-
ted their silver wedding by a big party
Monday evening.
Miss Faye Packer entertained the
Circle of Six at the home of Mrs. Mos
facher Tuesday afternoon. Ices We're
served.
Miss Marguerite Brown Will entertain
the Anne Hathaway club next Tues
day evening when las You Like It.
Will be completed.
The members of the Pansy club of the
West Side gave a Washington social
i'll celebration of the birthday of the
Father of iScountry.
Next Tuesday evening the members
of the Afternoon Whist club Will ban
quet their husbands at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher.
Mrs. J. D. Houston, Mrs. A. S. Parks
and Mrs. A. S. MunSon will receive at
the home of Mrs. Houston tomorrow
afternoon from one until five o'clock.
PERSONALS OF SOCIETY.
Mr. and Mrs. Trix Fouts have re-
turned to Kansas City.
Mrs. c. Z. Bennett of Udall, was a
visitor TO Wichita this week.
Mrs w. II. Bracken of Cleveland,
Ohio, will visit in the city this week.
Professor W. w. Sanford has opened
n school of music in the Zimmerly
block.
MIR. and Mrs. George Whitney of
Perry, Oklahoma, will soon make Wich-
itd their home.
Mr. and Mrs. f. c. Winants have
moved to st. Louis which city will here
after be their home.
Mrs. NJ. b. Cohn is at present in Kan
sas City. She will join her husband
in St. Louis when he removes there.
Wichita society lost valuable and
cherished member by the departure
of Mrs. Cohn, who has done much to
enhance the social life of the city.
Mrs. Frank Elmer Boynton of Mani
tou. Colorado, is in the city. Mrs.
Boynton was Miss Kate Graham whom
every one in Wichita will remember
with pleasure, and her many friends
here are showering her with atten-
tons during her short Sojourn in Wich-
tia.