The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-16
GAVE A RECEPTION
MESDAMES AND MISS DU BOIS ARE
THE ROSIESSES.

They Entertain for Friends from Abroad
Decorations, Refreshment and Manage
ment of the Function is Perfect--Two
Parties are Given for Miss Osterhans of
Conway Springs--Miss Name Houch En-
tertains BriIliantly--Mr. Cossett and
Miss Ellsworth are Observation-Disclosures
Given by Mrs. Russell Harding.
Thursday Mrs. S. T. Dubois, Mrs. II.
NJ Dubois and Miss Lucy Dubois gave
a reception in compliment to Miss Du-
Bots of Springfield and Miss Fishback
of Utah. The reception lasted from 4
O'Clock to Z. The decorations were in
pink and white. Miss Florence Du-
Bots met the guests at the door and Miss
Goldie Evans and Miss Blanche Reese
reigned in the dining room. The occas-
ion was complete and brilliant in every
respect. The guests were: MeSdames
T. L. Mcclure. Abercrombie, Winters,
A L. Biting, r. N. Piatt, r. 2. Muir
dock, H. c. McClung, Barwise, G. W.
Larimer, =. l.. keenan,, Hamilton Z.
Higinson, Dilday, Z. NJ. Pickett, j. T.
Dunn, L. c. Jackson, Robert Smyth.
j. n. Haynaker, w. w. Parkinson, W.
d. Carney, w. Times, w. z. Stanley, II.
c. Sluss Russell Harding, VIM. Hard
ing NJ. 3. Reese, John Reese, Charles
3. Lawrence, G.. Z. Lehman, c. w. Jack
son, II. W. Rule, J. II. Ross, y. W. Oil
yer. Frank Oliver, Jennie Ferris, Mark
Oliver, J. c. Bell, ]. N. Naylor, II. 3.
Scott, c. L. Davidson, Elmer Beach, 4.
Nichols, HaZlett, ROWiee, MCGEE, d. V.
" -,1. \ TSTay grQnFva
Pratt. Peck, George Hartman, J. N.
Townsend, II. l.. earn, Taner and
Misses Eva Dewey, Nellie and Blanche
Reese, Julia Buch, Myrtle Sluss, Jessie
Kendle, Mabe lLariIneT, Sale knight,
Eta Fellows, Belle orner, Bernice Ev-
ans, Goldie Evans, Allie Dodge, Abbie
and Alice MOssman. McGee, Johnston,
Graham, Lewis, Barwise, Caldwell,
Woody, GarwOOd, Bessie Mccoy, Agnes
Davidson, Stella McElhaney. allen, ir-
ma BristOw, Ealsey, Kate Brown, Jen-
ME McClung, Daisy Bruner. Mary Ru-
tan, Abell Bradford, Carrie Nutting,
of Iowa City; Jennie and Florence
Smith, Mills. Clark, Margaret DEAN.
PICNIC WAS IMMENSE.
Friday afternoon picnic of immense
dimensions both as 10 numbers present
and appetite was given by the pupils
of the Commercial college in GriswOld
park. The party went to the park in hay
racks. Those participating were: Prof
and Mrs. Robbins, Miss Ethel Robbins,
Harry Robbins, Prof. 7. Z. Reppert.
Prof. j. Z. Terrell, Prof w. r. Peacock
Misses Nora Recob, Cora Hyperion,
Swinford. Nellie Wood, Bessie Wood,
Grace Holly, Carrie Smith, Anna Rip
pertOn, Bessie Crume, Nettie Alexander
Mamie Coombs, Maude Adams, Hattie
Bales, Ruth Dillon, Johnston, Albertina
Bissantz, Kate Allen, Spencer. Julia
Walton, Josie Getto, Lena McNees, Liz
zie Wentworth. Wood, Mrs Hartman,
Mr. and Mrs. Hart, and Messrs. ]. NJ.
Taylor. c. d. Long, c. f. Cooley. Bailey
Everett, VIII Hatton. W. w. Reintz, J.
X. Billion. II. G. Moore, Oscar Shirk. Z.
S. Bimming, Klugley. John Spear, Ed
Harmon, c. w. Barlow, Bert Weaver,
y. NJ Coble. A. c. Coble, c. L. Wood
Cock, w. F. Hart. L. 2. Baya, J. NJ. Tay-
Tor, o. w. Good, Temple, Maxwell,
Johnston. Martinson. Bruce Lwinford,
Frank Adams, -Biggs, Lutz. Corfman,
Eaton, Cramer, TORY.
TWO ARE WE'D.
The wedding of Miss Mabel Ellsworth
and Mr.. Marcus Cossitt at the home of
the brides brother and sister Mr.. and
Mrs. L c. Jackson, on Wednesday
evening, was a very pretty affair
Promptly at O'Clock the bridal party
took their places in a, bower of roses and
palms in the bay window, as Miss Olive
Decatur played Memberships Wedding
march. The Rev. Don S. Colt perfirmed |
the ceremony.
HAD A GOOD TINE.
On Wednesday afternoon last Miss
Mamie Houck gave a delightful enter
tainment at her mothers residence on |
Lawrence avenue. to her young friends |
fourteen in unmber, in honor of her |
fourteenth birthday. There were pres
ent Misses Lucy Lewis, Opal Street, |
Lola kracaw, Ethel Woodcosk. Bessie |
Allen. Kate Dorsey, Winnie Barnes, Ad- |
die Barnes. June Niederlander, Leida |
Ferren. Clarence Norris. Maud Majors |
Fode Stanley. Mary Biting. and Treva |
Alley. The floral decorations and table |
adornmentS wer tribute to Miss Ma
mics good taste, but neither viands nor |
flowers wer essential to the perfect en- |
0oyment of such group of merrymak- |
erS.
The bride wore a gown of green In |
dia silk and carried a bouqet of white |
roses. The house was profusely deco !
rated with daisies and sweet peas The |
supper was erved on little tables in the |
porch which was enclosed and deco |
rated with asparagus and daisies.
MRS. RUGGLES' PARTY.
Tuesday evening Mrs. H. c. Ruggles !
entertained Her guests were: Miss !
Josie Wizard. Miss Inez and Imo Cred |
llor, MISS Nina ReamS and sister. Miss
Lolita and Lizzie Newcome, Miss Mar
gle English, Miss Maude Rise. Miss
Daisy Dood. Miss Frances and Stella |
Aldendifer. Miss Gertrude Swaine. Miss |
Ella Hellar. Miss Ida Rudolph Rev.
Mr. Won Herrlich. George Adams Mr..
Moyer. John Kelley. DeloS Wood. Jessie |
McClees, Wells Miller. Mr.. Rudolph.
Fred Hellar, Mr.. Funk. Dancing and |
music We're the features of the early |
part OF the evening, and cards the lat |
ter part. Miss Frances Aldendifer |
and Miss Lizzie Newcome entertained |
and MIR Won Herrlich recited an orig |
inal poem.
FOR HER TWO GUESTS.
Thursday evening Mrs. J. d. Phillips |
entertained in honor of Miss Madce |
csterhauS of Conway Springs and Miss |
Kate Collar of St. Louis. The guests |
were: Mrs. B. H. Campbell. Mrs C. V. |
Wells, Mrs. f. HendriXon, Mrs W. Nc |
Cray. Colonel and Mrs Bryant, Mr..
and Mrs. Childs, Mrs. c. J. Bryan.
Misses L. Brecken, Kate Collar, Lucy |
Bryant, Maud Moiser. Alice Wells. |
Trace Hatton, Myrtle Hinton. Emma |
han, Minnie Cramer. Madge Oster- |
haus Maud Matthews. Dora Hendrix |
on, Blanche Childs. Christie Campbell
Alice Phillips. and AIessrs. Charles |
Lease. Earnest Cramer. Ralph Dough- |
erty. Harry Moiser, Frank Mcpherson.
Wells Miller. Luther Burns. VIII Hat |
ton. Erwin Taft. Amos Mccain. VIII |
Atchison, Jim Childs, Charlie Phillips. |
MISS HILL ENTERTAINED
Wednesday evening a party was |
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