The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-10

| Williams. Flora Carpenter, Maud Mat
| thews. Vester Oh arlton, Maud Mccain
| lass. Laura Hadley, Mamie Mum, Inez
| jackson, Ada Guthrie, and Bertha
| Moves. and Messrs Rob Campbell, Har-
rv Hare. Clarence Means, Ray Torey
Claire Kracaw, West Philler, Will Hat
ton, Henry Kogle, Knight Joles, Addie
Thomas, Viola Charlton, Frank Adams
Joe Nitschke, Alvin Baker, and Charlie
Campbell
CAKE AND TENDERLOINS.
Thursday afternoon Mrs Spangler en-
tertained the Cooking club. Mrs. Span
gler discoursed on the preparations o!
cake; Mrs. Lewis on veal loaves; Mrs
Ross on rolled tenderloins The par
Elephants We're: Mesdames B. II. Camp
bell, W. P. Cleveland, T. Coen. George
Hartman, w. H. Kendrick, = Coleman
+. E. Beach, o. D. Barnes, H. w. Lewis
Finlay Ross, L. D. Lewellins, 4. {. Nc
Ciure, and Z. E. Hamilton.
GIVEN A DINNER.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Z. E.
Beach of North Emporia avenue gave a
dinner to a number Of friends. After
the repast the company enjoyed them
selves with whist. The guests were:
Messrs Sam Woodland, 3. 7. Church
ward w 3. Throckmorton, Z. S. Ma
gill, W. F. Stout. E. r. Spangler. ]. L.
Dyer. Foster Brooks and Mrs. ". W.
Pearce, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wood, Mr..
and Mrs F. G. Smyth. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hartman. Mrs. Z. NJ Richard
son. Miss Daisy Richardson, Miss Lucia
Drain, Miss Addie Brook and DR.. Rentz.
OTHER SOCIAL EVENTS.
A dance will be given at Garfield hall
next Thursday evening
Mr.. ard Mrs. George NJ. McFerran
and family leave this morning.
Next Thursday afternoon Mrs. ]. H.
Black will give a Valentine party.
Mr. and Mrs Sam Woolard entertain
ed the Cold Water club last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Murdoch will en-
terrain the Magazine club next Friday
evening.
Mrs. Foster Brook will entertain the
Duplicate Whist club next Tuesday
afternoon.
Next Tuesday evening Miss Alice
Wells will entertain the Anne Hatha-
way club.
Miss Woodman. who has been quite
i'll with la grippe, returned to her school
yesterday.
Miss Myrtle Hinton entertained the
"Circle of Six" a sewing society, Tues
day afternoon
Mr. and Mrs c. A. Walker entertained
feature of the evening.
Mrs. L. P. Campbell of College hill is
Mrs. Profit Of Tribune,
Greeley county, kansas.
Mrs. J. P. Burwell will not leave for
her new home in Portland, Ore, until
she shall have learned that the snow
is less than thirty feet deep along the
line.
Mrs A. S. Parks, Mrs. J. D. Houston.
Mrs A S. Munson will receive calls
Monday, Feb. IL from o'clock to 5
at the home of Mrs. Parks, 721 North To
peka avenue.
Mrs. Lora B. Priddy leaves for Wash
rgton City next week to visit relatives.
Her tour may be extended to embrace the
delightful Mediterranean trip which is
just now so popular.
Wednesday evenig Mi and Mrs. A.
V. Alexander gave Sumptuous ban-
quet in their home on College hill to the
members Of the Afternoon Whits club
and their husbands.
Mrs. Finn of Sedgwick City was in at
tendance Monday upon Hypatia Of
which she is valued member. Mrs.
Finn is an author of some note, having
published several books.
Mrs. S. Travers gave tea Thursday
afternoon. Her guests were: MeSdames
Maggie Cox, Fred Boughsman, Mary
Jacobs, Ellen Clodfelter. Ed Howard,
- Hodson and Carrie Green.
Mrs f. a. Smyth. Mrs. T. J. Rogers
and Mrs. L. w. Clapp and Mrs. f. W.
Bentley received calls at the home of
Mrs. Rogers Thursday afternoon. Miss
Louise Bone served Russian tea and
waters. The same ladies will receive
calls at Mrs. Bentley's the coming
THURSDAY