The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-01-13

versation and games and the hours
passed all to quickly for thee ompany
\ Refreshments were served at an ap-
propriate hour. Miss Phillips received
many beautiful mementoeS. Those
present were- Misses Hattie Smith
Grace Smith No /, Birdie Rhinehart
Lille Rhinehart, Fannie Johnson
Kate Allison, Cora Bailey, Carrie Carr
Minnie Shears. Emma Bailey, Della
Phillips. Ella Gile of Milan; Grace
Smith No 2. with an escort OF Messrs
| Tom Carr. Charlie Elder, Foster
Stark, VIII Johnson, Fred Shuman
| Frank Hastings, Ernest Kramer, j.
| Russard of Topeka; Irwin Bussard, Mil
Shears. Fred Allison. Steve LeviclI, Ed
gar Louthan of EiDorado; Ed Shears,
| j. Hibarger-
GENERAL GOOD TINE.
A crowd Of merry-hearted young peo-
pie gathered at the home Of Mr.. and
! Mrs. George II. Mann, North Waco ave
nue., on Friday evening, to help Mrs.
Mann and her mother Mrs. Renfrow, to
celebrate their birthday anniversary.
| A program consisting Of vocal and in
strumental music and deciamatiOns
was rendered. Lunch and coffee was
served after which all had a general
! good time Miss .Weyneth captured
| the prize of a beautiful floral basket
F., for being the best interpreter of a love
story IN the language of flowers. Mr..
( L. H. Hunt was master of ceremonies.
| The crowd departed about the mid
night hour wishing Mrs. Mann and
her mother many happy returns of the
day. Those present Were: Misses
| Maude Bowman, Katie Wigs, Min
ME Lane, Sallie Downing. Lulu Hatton,
Beatrice Marsh, Nellie Weddingtcn,
Edith Weyneth, Daisy Small, Mabel
Small, Daisy Ward, Minnie Rose,
Messrs. A. Phillips. T. Nighswonger.
a. Marsh, G. Reynolds, ]. McAdams,
II. Hare, II. Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Mann
and Mrs. Renfrow.
WEST SIDE DANCING CLUB.
The West Side Dancing club gave an
other enjoyable party in their rooms
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. A.
IT. Payne c. r. Wilson. Orvil Billing
er, and G. P. Campbell; Misses Gail
and Maud Campbell, Anna Simmons,
Marie Russell, Bee Ferguson, - Tuck
er, Bennett, Dula Pearse, Retta and
Jessie Williams, Mrs. Bitha Reynolds,
and Mrs Williams; Messrs. Luther
Burns. Phil Narkey. Fred Reynolds,
Abe Shauff. Will Ayres, Dave Kelshner.
- Reed, Seth Overfeld, Floyd and
Charles Miller.
HIS NINETY-FIRST BIRTHDAY.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Glasson of Avenue c gave a party in
honor OF DR.. Wood, Mrs. McGlasson's
father. It was his ninety-first birth
day. The supper served during the
evening is highly spoken Of by the
guests who We're: Mr.. and Mrs T. J.
Blankenship. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Barnes,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Pirtle, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. r. Elliott. Mr.. and Mrs. S. Bennett.
Mrs. Mary Hughes. Miss Eemma Page,
Miss Bertha Elliott and Mr.. J. A. FL
lott.
PANSY CLUB ENTERTAINED.
The Pansy club, composed of men,
bers of Mrs. Bass Sunday school class,
held its first open meeting last Friday
evening at the home of Miss Ida How
ard, 1927 University avenue. Twenty
members and fifteen invited guests
Were present. Having completed the
study of Longfellow's "Evangeline" at
their regular club meetings, which are
held every Tuesday evening, they fin
ished the subject by rendering the fol-
lowing program:
Roll call-SimileSe from Evan ngeline
Current events by the Club
Piano Duet. Susie and Nellie Parlxhurst
Renew Of Ev Evangeline..--Fay Chambers
Vocal solo-The Bridge. Olive Hill
Reading-The Departure. Ida Howard
Vocal solo-The Rainy Day.;;;
....-..-.....-..-Fay Chambers
Reading Div III Part I.....
Reading Div Y Part H.. Cora West
Violin SOLO. Rowena WolfSkill
....................C Gala Martindale
Reading-The Ladder of st Angus
tine. Olive Hill
Piano solo. Villa Rae
OTHER EVENTS IN SOCIETY.
Mrs Fred Bentley gave a candy
party" at her home last evening.
McGlade were married Friday after
noon.
Mrs. O. II. Bentley will entertain the
Ladies' Whist club next Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Misses Nellie and Flora Howard en-
tertained a number Of friends Wed
nesday afternoon.
Mrs F. C. Smyth entertained Tues
day afternoon for Mrs. Richardson who
is visiting in the city.
Mrs. Robert Guthrie will entertain
Hypatia on its ninth anniversary which
VIII take place Jan. %.
Yesterday afternoon the instrument
al department of the Musical club dis
cussed oratories Mrs. L. W. Clapp
led the discussion.
Mrs. L. D. Leweling will entertain the
Cooking club next Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Coen and Mrs. c. P. Lewis will
have charge of the menu.
Miss Lulu Dulaney celebrated her
18th birthday yesterday afternoon with
party. The feature of the enter
tainment was dolls, each guest, boy or
girl. being requested to bring one, to
which request all complied.
SOCIETY PERSONALS.
Mrs. Z. r. Spangler is visiting in
LeaVenworth.
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iting in the city.
Miss Helen Phillips is visiting in
Dodge City, Kan.
Miss Hattie Noyse will spend the win
ter in Kansas City.
Miss Bertha Maxwell is spending a
few days in Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Lindley are visit
ing in Oklahoma City.
Mrs. Charlton of the West Side gave
a tea Friday afternoon.
Miss Ella Bourgette has returned
from visit in Kansas City.
Miss Grace McAdar;s has returned
from visit to Beatrice, Neb
Miss Wright of Massillon, O., is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Noble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Magill entertained
the Coldwater club Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. B. Amidon will at
tend the inaugural ball at Topeka.
Miss May Nandervoort Of Welling-
ton is spending a few days in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hammann
leave for New York City this morning.
Miss Irene Shockey Of South Tope-
ka avenue entertained the Colleen club
Friday evening.
Misses Insz and Ollie Grosh enter
tined Frank Dunbar and John Nelson
Monday evening.
Miss Gertrude SheDpari. the r-1,est of