The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-09
BREAKFASTISGIV

MRS. R. a. SHY Fl ENTERTAINS FOB
HEB TWO SISTERS.
Table is Set Beneath Trees and Decorated
with q Profusion of Beautiful Flowers
Fine Menu is Preparedness. Dyer Gives
Farewell Party for Mrs. Coen, at
which Many Cute Things are said--Mrs.
COen is Presented with Six Souvenir
Spoon-Mrs. Spangler Entertains the
Whist Club--Society News.
Friday afternoon Mrs. R. A Smythe
Entertained in compliment to Mrs w.
S. Bracken and Mrs F. r. ellison of
Benton Harbor, Mich. The entertain
,nent was a breakfast served on a long
table spread beneath the trees on the
lawn. Palms, roses, sunfiowerS and
daisies were among the flora used for
decorative purposes. The menu was as
follows:
Black Raspberries.
Hominy Croupetts. Fig Souce.
Scrambled Eggs with Peas.
Hot Rolls. Coffee.
Veal Outlets on Toast.
Fried Potatoes.
Russian Jelly.
The guests were: Mesdames c. W.
Jackson, W. W. Johnston, r. P Muir
dock, Franklin Coen, ]. L. Dyer, G. c.
Strong, S. w. Norris, F. u. Smythe, N.
F. Niederlander, F. Robertson, w. Will
ey, Ray Oliver, A IS Parks, ]. D. Hous-
Trah 7 mi
a. V. Alexander, r. NJ. Piatt, E. Hig-
ginson, L. c jackson, George Hart
man, Julia F. Dunn, Nelson McClees,
d. L. Colt, T. ]. Rogers, Ed O'Brien, ..
w. Walker, L. w. Clapp, T. w. Sar-
gent, w. r. Frazer, f. E. Keck, and
Misses Jessie Clark, Leida Mills
Mather.
PUNNING ON NAMES.
Mrs. ]. L. Dyer gave Mrs. Franklin
Coen a farewell party Monday even
ing. Those who participated were tine
members of the Coldwater Whist club.
the Duplicate Whist club and the La
dies Afternoon club. These clubs pre-
sented Mrs. Coen with half dozen
souvenir spoons engraved with the fol-
lowing: Ladies Afternoon club, "Du-
plicate Whist club" "Coldwater club,
Wichita "Auf Wiedersehn," and
tMizpah. Mrs. Dyer made the presen-
tation speech which was as follows:
Mrs. Coen-As you are going TO leave
us. we, your friends, are anxious that
you should not forget us, and for this
reason we have decided to offer few
suggestions which may make it easier
to keep US in your memory. AS you
wander through the shady groves of
your new home, let them remind you
Df our green Woods" and "Foster"
pleasant memories of our laughing
Brooks and delightful "Beeches." On
eundays let your thoughts turn
''Churchward," and 1inger with our
modest Kirk" in the suburbs. A cir
,Cs will always remind you of our fine
College Hill "Campbells." On the glor-
Ions Fourth, as you Simmer" in the
heat, remember that though the BAN
nsr which floats above you may be
etar spangled, we have a "Spangler."
Should your husband become discour-
aged you must say to him: Keep up
n Stout 'Hart-man,' and take pattern
by Richardson, for he is a Daisy. ."
We hope you "Magill time very pleas
er.,y. but in Casey" should try to
'Pearce" your heart and make II full
OF great "RentZ,'' you must pull his
"Wool-ard," and If that seems to be
his Bentley him out. But we do not
wish to Harris" your feelings or Add
lie" grain to your load of sorrow, so We
will close our suggestions with the hope
that you may "Draine" your cup of hap
piness and that you may be preserved
from any Dyer" disaster. And now,
dear friend. putting all jokes aside. We
wish to assure you that we are honest
" sorry to have you leave us. Our
companionship has been close and hap
py. and you may be sure your place
among us will not be easily filled. we
shall never meet as clubs without mis-
sing "Cone-y" and we believe you will
miss us, too. But we do not wish TO
harrow up your feelings with words,
which at best, poorly express the
thoughts of the heart. We only WISH
you knew that wherever your home
may be. you will always have our love.
sympathy and best wishes.
FOR MISS LOLA HARE.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. II Mann of $50 North
Waco. entertained on Tuesday even
Ing in honor of their guest Tor the Week.
Miss Lola Hare and Mr.. Harry Hare.
The evening was spent with CONVERSE
ton and music, after which dainty
lunch was served in courses Inc
guests were Misses Mary and Louie
Waggonner, Daisy and Mabel Small,
Lola Hare; Messrs, Harry Hare, Harry
Mortimer and Harry Hunt.
MRS. SPANGLER'S PARTY.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. E. Z. SpanE-
Ter entertained the Coldwater club and
the Ladies' Afternoon club. The pas
time was whist; the hours OF entertain
ment from until o'clock. Luncheon
was served at O'Clock. The guests
were: Mesdames Dyer, Brooks, Rich
ardson. Bentley. Pearce, Throckmor-
ton, Farnum. Woodland. Harding. Dix
on. Cole, Magill. Wood, Churchward,
Coen, Campbell. Alexander. Strong,
Todd. Rogers, Ross, Fabrique, Knoll
ley, Campbell.
FOR BRUCE GRIFFITH.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. W. III.
Rauch entertained in compliment OF
Rev. Bruce Griffith. Mr.. Griffith left
the next day for his summer vacation
which will be spent at the seashore.
The entertainment consisted of games
and instrumental and vocal music.
Refreshments were served during the
evening The guests We're: MesSrS.
and Mesdames F. Il. Martin, Samuel
Walters. William Lilly and y. L. Rauch
Misses Stella Thomas. Lolo Farris.
MYRTLE Mccoy. Florence Stalkup, Edna
Rauch. Esther Rauch, Master Paul
Rauch. Messrs. d. 5. Slower, Paul
Brown. q. 2. Bowers and Rev. Bruce
Griffith.
AT MISS KENDALLS.
Thursday evening Miss Jessie Ken
dali opened her home for the reception
OF the Alumni of the Lewis academy
Those who participated We're: Rev and
hrs. David Winters, Professor and
Mrs. Scott. Colonel and Mrs. II. w.
Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs H. w. Rule, Mrs.
Julia Dunn. Mrs. Weigand, Mrs j. N
Roach. Mr. and Mrs. Frank DEAN.
Misses Abel. Dubois, Brown. Knight,
Genevra Jocelyn. Harriet johnson,
Harry Barwise Ida Barwise. Margaret
DEAN, Gertrude Jackson, lnez jack
son. Elva Walker, Myrtle Lee. Mary
Carver. Gertrude Thomas. Beatrice
Thomas Helen Taylor JaSSie Level