The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-17
HEARTS WERE MANY
ST. VALENTINE KINDLY REMEM-
BERED ALL OVER WICHITA

Mrs. j. H. Black Decorates Her Home Pro-
fusely With Hearts and Entertains in
Compliment TO Miss Sarah Birkman-
Many Other Valentine Parties and So
Gals are Given Mrs. Il. T. Churchward
Gives Two Small Whist Entertainments
Miss Lucy Drain Entertailas Her Friends
Owl and Crescent Clubs Reception.
Hearts symbolic of St Valentine and
1t Valentines purpose in the world,
we're profusely used in the decoration
Of the home of Mrs. ]. II. Black last
Thursday afternoon. 1t was a st. Val
entine party given in honor of Miss Sa-
rah Birkman. Each guest was pre-
sented, in keeping with the decorations
With small hearts upon which the good
and bad luck wilcb is stored away in
the future for them was written. The
doral concentrations were of gerani-
TINS, carnations and roses. Numerous
games were played and among them
the Ouija board was called into requi
EitioD.
The guests were: Misses Ida Reese,
Eettie Derby, Lillian Johnston, Harri-
EFT Johnston, Edith Moffitt, Ola Kin
kead, Birdie Wonderly, Rose @alien-
etein. Maize Alley, Virginia Davis, Myr-
tie Sluss, Grace Ha.ttOn, Grace McAdam
AcuuiIIa Hettinger, Eva Walker, Ma
Tel Larimer Helen Carpenter, Bessie
RYDER. Geneyra Jocelyn, Louie Bone,
Ella Hellar. Lucy Bryant, Dora Tai
bott. Beatrice Thomas, Gertrude Thorn
rs. Jessie Kendall, Emma Potts, 40
bic Potts, Maggie Brown, Sara Chap
man, Jennie McClung, Gertie Lauck,
Maud Pratt, Ida Rudolph, Amy Hays,
Lucy Sargent. and Minnie Sargent
and Mrs Lee Corbett.
GAVE TWO WHIST PARTIES.
Mrs. 2. T. Churchward gave two
whist parties Thursday and Friday at
her home on North Lawrence avenue
Thursday she was assisted by Mrs.
West ard Friday by Mrs. Powell.
Luncheon was served after the game.
The decorations were in palms and
primroses. The guests We're: Mes
danes Coler Sim, T. r Farnum, O.
III. Bentley, l.. d. Lewelling, a. S. Park
Harris. c. 4. Aylesberry. r. H. Royse,
"A. c. Jobes, f. Durkee, w. W. Pearce,
y. c: Casey, ]. D. Houston, e. B. Jewett
o. Z. Kirk, L. W. Clapp, 7. W. Sargent,
H L. Gordon. Finlay' Ross, Z. q. Bleck-
ley, George Hammann, Z. G. Smythe.
c. w Brown of Kansas City, F. {.
Wood A J. Buell., c. l. Davidson, j.
L. Dyer, E. L. Beach, L. F. West, l..
Rix. J. H Alley, C. Whitney, E. E.
Keck Fred Robertson, l.. NJ. Richard
son, r. A. Smyth, -G. Smyth, ST,
L. W. Miner, T. ]. Griffith, NJ. j. Oliver.
Fred Bentley, T. J. Rodgers, Alexander,
of Larned, F. Coen, A. V. Alexander.
C. j. Fletcher, A S. Munson. {. V.
F>urgeson, w. F. Green, w. n. WYE,
George Diamond, I. II. Hettinger, G.. L.
Douglas, f w. Waller, w. +. Stout,
e. L. Pratt, w. w. Johnston, j. r.
Powell, D. V. Walker, Ed Robertson,
George Hartman, Coleman. George
knorr, f. s. Magill, w. b. Throckmor-
ton, Cole, G. NJ Dickson, J. R. Halo
well. Charlton, Ed Kimball, c. w.
jackson, F. B. Smith, Ed O'Bryan,
l. p. Campbell, Murray Meyers. Buck
ner, Foster Brook, Chester Firebaugh,
c. W. Brown. E. L. Mckenzie, w. j.
Corner, Charlie Sharpe, Hill. c. A.
Lucia Drain, Stalcupp, inertia Powell,
YAdie Brook, Daisy Richardson, Mather,
Harwood and Talbot.
MISS DRAINS TEA.
Yesterday afternoon Miss Lucia
Drain gave a tea at the home Of MIS-
E. R. Spangler. The features OF the
entertainment were several bright re-
Escalloped Oysters, Pressed chicken,
Pickles and olives,
Potato Salad Hot Rolls,
Almonds.
Russet Ice Cream, Cake
Coffee, Waters.
The guests We're: Mrs. DR.. Richard
kon, Misses Addie Brook, Jessie Clark,
leida Nils, Eta Mason, Agnes MCGEE
Anna Mason, Eva MCGEE, Emma MCGEE
Magic Garwood, Mary Kelly and Ber-
tina Dougherty.
VALENTINE BALL GIVEN.
Thursday evening a Valentine ball
WAS given by Mr.. VIII Ford at Garfield
hall The dancers Were: Misses Birdie
Tiske Mollie Ross, Ida KenSler, Ger
trude Mcpherson, Clara Gehring, Beat
rice Furgeson, Fannie Hayden, Irma
Ash, Leona Herser. Anna Drake, Min
ME Drake. Ola Johnston, Lille Ben
nett, Maud Johnston, Olive Clayton,
Eallie Downing, Minnie Woodcock,
Myrtle Hinton, Maud Curly, Flora
Millison, Kate English, Lizzie Noble.
Davis, Jessie Christopher, Jennie Chris
topher, Bessie Crume, Nellie Howard,
Mabel Boyd, Ola Grosh. Maud John
Eton, and Lena Crib, with an escort OF
Messrs. Lester Noble. Julius Luling,
Percy Bristow, Charles McLain, Ira
Pearce, George Westgate, Charles Nc
Adams, Henry Huffman, Luther
Burns. Will Vandiver, Campbell Stay
den, VIE Hays, O. G.. Clayton, Charlie
Baker, Charlie Joseph, Phil Lappes,
Henry Seher, Sam Mountain, George
Howe, Dave Kelchner Abe Schaaf.
Charlie Rose. Lee Jerome, Guy Reyn-
plds. John Noble, Sam McNaughten,
HEREFORD, George McNeal and +. A
Mcpherson.
IN MISS TURNER'S HONOR.
In compliment of Miss Turner Of
Kansas City MIR. and Mrs. George
Bergeman entertained at their home.
The evening was passed with high five
The favorS We're white and red roses.
Professor Blume and Mrs. Bamberser
Furnished the music. The guests We're:
Misses Martin. Anna Zeindinger. -
kanke. Jessie Cox. Mile Beaver, Gertia
jackson. Maud Struble and Lena Crib:
Mrs. Dillon and MeSrS. ]. +. Bennett.
j. +. Luling, c. Z. Sawyer, II. Ozanne,
i. NJ. Duncan. Henry HUFFMAN. Wen
dali Mclaughlin and F. A. Mcpherson.
OWLS GIVE a RECEPTION.
"Wednesday evening the Owl and
Crescent club gave a dance in their
club room in the Opera. House block
The participants We're: J. H REYNOLDS
end wife. Tony Weinshank and wife,
c. b. Wilson and wife. George Bergman
and wife. Ed Baldwin and wife Harry
Piper and wife, Ed Canard and wife.
f. ). Gum and wife. George Walker
and wife. II. Q. Rodolph and wife. and
Mrs. Marie Hoffer, Misses Laura De-
lay, Maude Persins. Marie Baker. Crib,
Leila Greene, Ola Crush. Geneye Cos
Iello. Jewell Costello. Nora LLOYD Nc
Pherson. Kate Turner of Kansas City.
Carrie Bliss. Minnie Bliss, Elva Able.
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