The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-01
MRS. BLACK HOSTESS
SHE ENTERTAINS IN COMPLIMENT
TO MRS. FRED SMYTHE.

TO MRS. FRED SMYTHR
Baby Pictures of the Guests are Exhib
tied and Guessed Upon-Niss Trook Il
Given a Party by Misses Muivey, Brook
and McGee-Fareweu Reception i.
Given for Mrs. Corner-SeveraI Picnics
Given at Linwood-GeneraI News OF
Society.
Friday afternoon Mrs. J. H. Black
gave a reception in compliment to Mrs.
Fred Smythe The entertainment eX-
tended from the hours Of to 6. a num-
Der of enjoyable pastimes were provid-
ed for the entertainment Of the guests
which supplementary to social inter-
course and very tasteful luncheon
made the occasion a memorable one.
The guests were: Mrs r. NJ Piatt,
Mrs. J. c. Jennings, Mrs. c. H. Smyth,
Mrs. W. s. Corbett, Mrs. w. c. Little,
Miss Reed, Mrs. H. L. Gordon, Mrs.
r. II. Roys, Mrs. Finlay Ross, Mrs.
c. c. Furley, Mrs. George Knorr. Mrs.
H. c. Sluss, Mrs. Hunter, Mrs. r. Oil
Yer, Mrs. A. W. Oliver, Mrs. a. limbo
den, Mrs. a. Parks. Mrs. ]. D. Hous-
ton ana Miss Margie KnOrr.
FOR MISS TROOK.
Tuesday evening a very enjoyable
evening party was given at the home
Of Miss Ada Brook on North EmpOria
avenue by Misses MCGEE, Anna Null
--s.5,,
ment was in honor Of Miss TrOOk of
Washington, D. c. Refreshments were
served on small tables profusely dec
GRATED in flowers. The guests We're:
Misses Louise Rowe, Mary Rowe, Cat
aline Mason, Anna Mason, Eta Mason
Fannie Garwood of Evansville, Ind
Maggie GarwoOd, Marie Mathis, Ger
tie Jackson, Inez Jackson, Jane Burd,
Amy Burd, Lucy Dubois, Saliie Knight,
Eta Fellows. Leida Mills, Jessie Clark,
Edna Thacher, Lucia Drain. Florence
Muloey and Agnes MCGEE, Mrs. Ferris
and Mrs. Myerr.
PHOTOGRAPHS OF BABIES
Miss Lizzie Noble entertained Thurs
day evening. One of the novel and
highly enjoyable features of the even
ing, which was replete with unique
surprises was a gallery of the baby
pictures of the guests. Clarence Sluss
and Maud Curly guessed the highest
number of photographs correctly. The
affair ended with dancing the guests
were: Misses Maud Curly, Coral Har-
ais, Lena Cox, Anna Brown, Jessie
Bryan, Flora Mili.s0n, Ella Heapes, of
St. Louis, Mamie Harris Of Mulvane,
Marie Luling. Amy Hays and Sadie
Joseph and MessTs ira Pearca, Harry
Lang, Verne Frazer, Campbell Stay
den, Dave Campbell, Roy Allen, Roy
Corbett, Clarence Suss. Jesse McCIees
Will Hays, Charlie Knorr and Vermil-
Son Harris.
FAREWELL TO MRS. CORNER.
In farewell to Mrs. Corner, Mrs.
r. G. Robertson and Mrs. Darling en-
terta!ned at the home of Mrs. Robert
son. Before the final good byes We're
spoken a luncheon was served. The
guests were: Mrs. Stetler. Miss Hal
sey. Mrs. Holmes. Mrs. Fred Robertson
Mrs. LkPort, Mrs c. A. Rose, Mrs.
Graves. Mrs. Rowe, Mrs. Congleton.
Miss Welsh, Mrs. Bowman, Mrs. Gould
Mrs. Burd, Mrs. Trip, Mrs. VIII Hin
man. Mrs. Kimball. Mrs. Biglow, Mrs.
Cole. Miss Edith Briggs. and Miss An
ma Corner.
FOR HER BROTHER.
Miss May Weaver entertained for
her brother Monday evening. The
guests were: Misses Cora Bowman,
Laura Dedrick, Jessie Adams, Nirgie
Little, Mary Mccullough, Winnie Wool
ard, Mildred Hayworth, Evelyn I'm
boden, Olive Decatur, Eva Decatur,
Maud Bowman, Albertina Bissantz,
IIlva Abel, Ina Hodges, Margie English
and Flora Hart and Messrs. John Lutz,
o. A Boyle, Otto Kraemer, James
Woolard, George Parkinson, Aric Boyd,
Charles Kinney. Ed Selever, Charlie
Barlow, James Vincent. Art Frazier,
Bert Selover and VIII Harl1en.
PICNIC AT LINWOOD.
One Of the picnics given at Linwood
this week took place Thursday evening,
when one was given for Miss Agnes
Hunt of Kansas City. The participants
We're: Messrs- and Mesdames John
Allen, C. H. Mossbacher, G. W. Col
lings, William Schneider; Mesdames
10 Griffith, E. NJ. Packer, - Richards;
Misses Mary Hunt, Agnes Hunt. Faye
Packer; Messrs. O. A Reach, - Dean
and Charlie Testard.
FOR FOUR GENERATION
In honor Of Mrs. Emma Robinson,
her parents Mr.. and Mrs Brink gave a
dinner et 1855 South Market street
with four generations present. FGrea
Grandpa Willett NJ. Green in his Goth
year, Mrs. NJ. A. Green, Mr.. and Mrs
=. F. Wilbur, Mrs. Harriet Z. Brink.
in her S5th year, great grandma; Grand
ma and Grandpa, Brink. Lelah and
Edwin ]. Robinson. After dinner all
'ofred in making everyone bapry By
song and instrumental music and in
the evening Mrs. Robinson left via the
Rock Island for her new field of labor
at Lower Bud Industrial Training
school. Indian service. at Oacoma, S. j.
She has filled the position Of matrOn in
the Indian school at Pine Ridge, s. d,
then at Santee. Neb., then at Arapahoe
q. T., now as principle teacher at Low
er Brule Indian school, s. n.
FOR MISS KEIM
On last Wednesday evening. August
IS, occurred one Of the most delightful
lawn parties of the season. The party
was given by Mrs. d. s. Beachy. of
1907 Biting avenue in honor of her
niece, Miss Susie keim of Morrill,. Kan.
who is visiting here. Mrs. Beachy was
assisted by Miss Gre sc Wake the lawn
of both homes being beautifully deco
rated with Chinese lanterns and a Gyp-
sy camp appearing in the back grounds
Owing to the threatening storm a few
were afraid 10 venture out. but the
clouds soon dispersed and the evening
was a most enjoyable one. ConverSa-
ton, music, games and the Gypsy for
tune teller took Up the early part of
the evening and while this was going
on. Mrs. Beachy was busy spreading
tables with delicious ice cream. cake
and fruit Those present We're: Misses
Amy. Daisy and one Papes. Simmons.
Cooley. Little Kanke. Caldwell. Nav
Dun. urdy. Mabel Dean. Hacker. Thor,l-
son. Tracy. Elliott. HirzSch. Diilman.
Messrs. Harry Dunn. Horace Dunn.
Claude Smith. Jesse Smith. NicNeal
Cooley. Bulenger. Mr.. and Mrs Frank