The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-20

| Misses Grac Hatton, Daisy Woods
Gertrude Swain, Clara Gehring, Maize
Alley, Olive McGill, Nina Reams, Effis
Reans, Selia Aldendieffer, Maud Rix
Jutt Campbell. Maud Rentz. Marie
Wallace, Vesta Charleton, Ruby VII
Der, Jessie Spangler, Ruth Hauton, Ed
| ma Tilden. Josie Vennard, Lulu Hatton
Mabel Ellsworth, Beatrice Marsh, -
Marsh, Cora Cogdell, Mrs. Seigler. DR.
Mary Gage Day, Mrs. 1. West, Mr.. and
Mrs Bliss. Messrs. VIII McFeran. VIII
Hatton, Delos Woods. George Adams
VIII Richardson, Verne Dyer, Shirley
Jocelyn, Charles H. Hatton, Bunnie
knorr, Fred Heller, Claude Larimer.
Caspar Haines, Bion Hull and Ockie
Cogdell.
NEW SHAKESPEARE CLUB.
Yearsago Wichita Shakespeare club
was famous. The organization was a
most faithful one and studied nearly
all the plays of the Bard of Avon before
IT finally disbanded. With this encour-
aging precedent before them several
young people have organized a new
Shakespeare club. 1t will be called the
Anne Hathaway. Next Tuesday the
club VIII hold its first meeting and be
gin the study of Comedy OF Errors -
The members of the club are: Misses
Alice Wells, Marguerite Brown, Genevra
Jocelyn, Myrtle Hinton, and Messrs
copper, Erwin Taft, George Westgate
and Ralph Dougherty
GAVE A QUILTING PARTY.
At the home of Mrs Frank Robbins
1853 North Wichita street on Wednes-
day, very pleasant day was spent by
a number of invited friends, to a Guilt
ing party Among the pleasures of the
day was an elaborate dinner. Those
present Were: Mrs. L. Lloyd, Miss No
ra Lloyd, Msr. c. W. Snyder, Mrs. p.
Donovan, Mrs. ]. r. KenwOrthy, Mrs.
Herbert Longsdorff, Mrs. e. Garris,
Mrs. z. A. Longsdorff.
CERAMIC AND COOKING CLUBS.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. L. d. Lew
cling entertained the members of the
Cooking club. The menu was in charge
OF Mrs. T. Coen, Mrs. Lewelling and
Mrs. Millison. Those present were:
Olga Misenbach, Miss English, Mrs. C.
NJ. Dixon, Mrs. VIII Dixon, Mrs. y.
Baldwin, Mrs. Sharpe. Mrs. H. W.Lewis
Mrs. George Hartman, Mrs. c. V. Fur
gueson, Mrs. James Todd, Mrs II. 3.
Campbell, Mrs. j. p. Burrell and Mrs.
George Strong.
Friday afternoon the Ceramic club
ent were: Mrs. Ed Vail, Mrs. S. w
Norris. Mrs. ]. NJ. Emo, Mrs. c. \.
Aylesbury, Mrs. J. Myers, Mrs. c. L.
Davidson, Mrs. Murray Myers. Mrs.
George McKibbon, Mrs. Gackenbach,
Mrs. Paul Mellinger, Mrs. c. NJ. Irwin.
Misses Lettie McNaghten, Pullon. Je-
kyll, Sadie Kaufman, Sallie Milton,
JESSIE Cox, and Minnie Sargent
THEIR FRIENDS.
Mrs. Silas Preston and Mrs. W. VI.
Paugh. assisted by little Barbara Pres
ton, entertained their lady friends
afternoon at the home of the
former on North Topeka avenue. An
elegant lunch was served on small
tables. FavorS of carnations attached
TO cards on which were written appro-
pirate quotations were presented TO
each guest. Those invited were Mes
danes NJ. c. Campbell, B. Garland, o.
III. Bently, - Harriss, J. II. Hartman,
c. Rodolf ]. L. Adams, ChaS. Pool, r.
E. Torrington, Coler Sims, Amos Har-
ris, Kos Harris. - Swearingen, o. u.
Barnes. Chas. Chapman, j. II. Bladder
son, - Andres. W. r. Welch and Misses
Dora Andres, Ida Rodolf, Jessie Adams
- Furman.
ADDITIONAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Hypatia will celebrate it's birthday
next Tuesday.
Miss Gertrude Haines entertained
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Ed Vail entertained at her home
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. T. J. Rogers gave a farewell
luncheon to Mrs. Dunn Monday after
noon.
Mrs. VIII Nash will entertain the La
lies Whist club next Tuesday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank DEAN will be at !
home after February Z, at No. 1851 Park |
Place.
Mis- Clara Gehring of South Topeka !
avenue entertained at cards Friday |
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Pearce gave a |
ard party Thursday evening to a num- |
Ter of friends
Miss Aquilla Hettinger of South EN- /
,oria avenue entertained d few friends |
friday evening.
Miss Marie Baker entertained Thurs |
lay evening for her guests Miss Hief- /
er and Parsons.
Mis- Emma Schaff Of Laura avenue
for Miss Goe of Chicago
tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Well entertain
d Friday evening for Mr.. and Mrs.
trade of st. Louis.
Mrs. Kate Whitlock and Miss Belle
iedfield entertained a few friends at
ards Monday evening.
The Ladies Aid society No. IS, s. Of
r, will hold it's regular meeting Mon
ay evening, Jan. II, at Garfield hall.
Mrs. c. A. Walker assisted by Mrs.
Toward Case and Mrs. Adam 1mboden |
at whist Wednesday even
ng.
Mrs. F. G.. Smyth entertained at tea
thursday afternoon. Tea was served
V the ladies of the Parish Aid chap
er of the Guild.
Under the direction of Mrs. Higsinson
nd Mrs. Ross the Musical club discus
I'd the development of the modern or
hestra Friday afternoon.
Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. W. p
'ulaney gave a farewell party 10 Mrs.
Y. II. Dunn who left the next day for
alt Lake City, where she will reside
/ the future.
Mrs. Henry Schnitzler entertained
tuesday, evening in compliment for Mrs
rade of st. Louis. Her guests We're:
IRIS. w. Z. Huffman, Mrs. Charlie
Veil, Mrs. Fritz Schiller, Mrs. Otto
och, Mrs. Waldecker, and Mrs. Bill :
ian.
At last Monday nights meeting Of
warwick lodge, No. Al. r. of p, the
was increased by the cleo
on OF two TO membership. At tomor-
wv nights meeting the newly installed
Ulcers will have a chance 10 show them .
Tvs as there Will be work in the first :
egree. Z
The ladies Of the Odessa Rebekah I
dge surprised Mrs. c. f. Mounts in :
Dnor of her birthday on Friday after
Don by coming with well filed bas-
cts and presenting her with a beauti-
Il badge. Those present were Mes
smes Parsons. Gwyn, Goddall, Throp. 6
ess. Riggs, Ward, Bennett. J. g. !
cunts, 4. T. Mounts. Whetsel OF Hal Z
we'll and Misses Savilla Peter, Nsude
cunts. Flora Bennett and Georgia :
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