The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-22

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Out to College Hill where supper is
Served at the Home of Mrs. j. e. Rutan
its Members.
FUN BY TROLLEY BIG HEAD
Another trolley party was given Wed
nesday evening. Miss Bessie 1nness
was hostess and the occasion was the
anniversary of her birthday. The ride
was taken TO Paramount and back again
and then TO College Hill where supper
was served by Mrs. ]. c. Rutan. The
guests were Hattie Stanley. Mildred
Motif, May Jones, Mary Biting, Laura
Sickner, Leda Terrell, Fannie Oliver,
Leota Ault, Trevar Alley. Bessie Ken
naird, Marguerite Bliss. Maybell Smyth
Louise Mcnamara, Mary Potts, Winnie
Barnes, Lynette Furley, Charline Fur
ley, Clarence Norris, Bessie Allen. Fo-
die Stanley, Lucy Lewis, Gene Ross,
Blanche Imboden, Clara Washburn,
Mabel Magill, Rena Brooks, Mable Sick
ner.
FOR MRS. OLIVER.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. f. E
1|IFNhiEy gave a luIiNltCpL ~ wi .. -'Aai n
Oliver. The entertainment began al 2
o'clock. The luncheon consisted of six
courses and included every delicacy of
the markets. The affair was one OF
the most complete given in Wichita this
season. The Guests were: Mrs. NJ. j.
Oliver, Mrs. F w. Oliver, Mrs. A. W.
Oliver, Mrs. Ray Oliver. Mrs. c. H.
Smyth, Mrs. c. a. Pool, Mrs. A. II. Fa-
brique Mrs. r. T. Motley, Mrs. Ed Vail,
Mrs. Finlay Ross, Mrs. Adam 1mboden
and Mrs. Howard Case.
OUT AT PARAMOUNT.
Mrs. Walter II. Graves together with
the Library club of Paramount gave
reception in the college Tuesday even
ing. Refreshments were served during
the evening. The guests were: DR.. n.
Della Smoke, Prof. p Roulet, Prof G.
NJ. Chase, Prof. A. w. Sickner, Miss
Jennie McClung, Messrs and Mesdames
j. NJ. KNAPP, r. L. Holmes, DR.. w. II.
Graves, Rev. Hemingway, of Newton;
DR.. belong of Arkansas City, DR.. Cor
dey of Lawrence, DR.. Lewis, Rev. wy
meer of Sedgwick, Rev. Bell Of Yelling
ton, A. w. Darling.
CHOIR IS RECEIVED.
The Rev. John F. Won Herrlich gave
a reception and social Friday evening
last to the morning and evening choirs
Of St. Johns church. About seventy
five of the prettiest girls and the wit
test and brightest boys in this or any
o,her city gathered to enjoy the occa-
sion. The lawn was very prettily fes-
toned with Chinese lanterns and a
brilliant vocal and instrumental pro-
gram had been prepared but only part
of it was rendered as the boys and girls
seemed to prefer sitting in the breeze
under the trees talking on scientific, po-
l:tical and other engrossing subjects.
Much credit is due to the admirable way
in which Miss Grace Hatton. the choir
leader, and Miss Ella Hellar, choir
mother, mayed the affair. The young
people Were delightfully."- entertained by
DR.. and Mrs. Creditor who had put
everything al the disposal of the young
folks. The Misses Creditor and the
mandoline club gave some charming
music. Miss Lynch and Miss Lari-
mer were among the performers. This
delightful sociable, during which there
was not a dull moment, is the first of
a series TO be given by the rector of
st. Johns church to the combined
choirs. After a bountiful feast of ice
cream and cake (mostly made by the
choir girls and which has never been
surpassed by anything in the fancy
cake line), and other delicacies the
young people bid good night to the host
and hostess and the rector of St Johns
and went on their way rejoicing.
BY MISS PAYNE.
Miss Nora Payne of College Hill en-
tertained at her home Wednesday even
ing. Her guests were: Misses Mary
Maud Pike, Alice Hilbert,
Bertha Hilbert, Florence Anderson, Nell
lie Ruessell, Maud Laura, Anna Jones
and Mamie McNair, with an escort Of
Messrs. Guy Reynolds, Hawkey, Ted
SouthweIl and A. J. Meyer.
AFTERNOON WHIST CLUB.
Tuesday Mrs. O. H Bentley entertain
ed the members of the Afternoon Whist
club. After cards refreshments We're
served. Those present were: Mesdams.
J. l.. Dyer. f. R Sprangler. L. NJ. Rich
ardson. Foster Brooks, Frank Wood,
B. L. Churchwood. w. r. Throckmor-
ton, George Hartman, w. w. Pearce
and o. D. Kirk.
MISS ROACH HOSTESS.
Miss Elizabeth Roach entertained
Friday evening. Her gusts We're: Mss
es Clara Rule. Byrl Lehman, Irma Br!s-
tow, Mamie Cossitt, Mamie Lewis, Jes-
sic Allen. Messrs. Orville lie Van.
Claude Royal, James Vincent, James
and George Carver, Harry HlgginSon,
Sam Anderson and Percy Rule.
MISS BELL ENTERTAINS.
Miss Hattie Rell and Mr.. Charles Bell
entertained Tuesday evening. Their
guests were: Misses Rogers. Lille Long.
Celia Williams, Katie Murphy, Myrtle
Thompson. Daisy Thompson. Anna
Cloud and Lille Cheshire; MessrS. John
Cheshire. Eli Thompson. Henry Long
Albert Williams, II. Roger and VIII
Francis.
IN THE AFTERNOON.
Mrs. J. II. Phillips entertained Tues
day afternoon. Her guests We're: Mes
danes Bryant. McFarren. Ira Sherwin.
r. f. Sankey, Harry Mortimer. Misses
Lucy Bryant, Blanche Guthrie and Al
ice Wells
GAVE 4 TEA.
Mr. and Mrs. \. s. McClung gave a
tea Monday evening. The function was
of a musical nature. The guests were
MesSrs and Mesdames David Winters.
+. L. Mcclure. NJ. L. Carver. L. Hig-
ginson. J. NJ Knapp.
MISS BAILEY'S PARTY.
Yesterday afternoon Miss Chariine
Bailey entertained in celeration of her
fifth birthday. Clay pipes and bowls
Of water and the breath OF the guests
resulted in a wilderness OF bubbles Mrs
A ]. Bell and Miss Pearl Martin as
sisted in the care Of the guests. These
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