The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-27
COOK GOOD THINGS
ONE OF WICHITA'S PROSPEROUS
CLUBS Is ENTERTAINED.

ONE OF WICHITA'S PROSPEROUS
CLUBS Is ENTERTAINED.
Mrs. spangIer is Hostess at Meeting o.
the Famous Club where 8 Large NUN
her of EdfbIes are Served-News from
the Marriage of Grant Heiiar ana "is
Peck-Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Entertain
the Sunday School Class-Miss Nicer
m,ck,s Partv-GeneraI Society News II
and About the Peerless Princess.
wichita's Cooking Club is at worl
aea;n with all its former zeal. Thurs
saw afternoon the members of the ciut
were entertained by Mrs. 4. X. Spahs
Ter. The lessons were in macaronl an'
cheese, soda biscuits and pressed chlck
on and veal. Mrs. Mcclure prepared th'
dessert-tapioca with whipped cream
The entertainment was one OF the bes
nyer partaken of by the prosperous clup
The guests OF the club were Miss Bartf
pf Rochester, ". Y, and Mrs. Evans OF
Hartford, Conn. The members pres
ent were Mrs. l. ID. Lewelling, Mrs. D
n. Phillips, Mrs. Cole. Mrs. George DIX
on. Mrs. Will Dixon, Mrs. W. p. Camp
bell, Mrs. c. V. Ferguson, Mrs II: W
Lewis, Mrs. z. L. Mcclure, Mrs j. d
Mcnamara. Mrs p c. Lewis, Mrs. Fin
law Ross. Mrs. c. l.. Davidson. Mrs. O.
d. Barnes, Mrs. E. z. Beach, Mrs. Geo
Hartman and Mrs. y. A Englash-
NEW CLUB FORMED.
The Thin1ble club recently organized
was entertained by Mrs. j. 3. Blake
more Thursday afternoon. Mrs. j. r.
Hume was elected president and Mrs
A. s. Parks treasurer. The members
include Mrs c. II. Smyth, Mrs. G. G.
Cohn. Mrs. Homer Caldwell. Mrs. j. B.
Bla6emore, Mrs. ]. J. Mcnamara, Mrs.
George Hartman. Mrs. W. X. Dulaney,
Miss Taylor. Mrs. a. s. Parks, Mrs. j.
d. Houston. Mrs. II. J. Hagney, Mrs.
c. A Cole, Mrs. c. a. Pool, Mrs. E. e
Bleckley, Mrs H. L. Gordon, Mrs. ].
E. Oldham, Mrs. c. A. Sharpe, Mrs. w.
w. Johnston, Mrs. J. E. Hume, Mrs.
George Pratt, Mrs. Ed Vail and Mrs. ].
L. Dyer.
MISS SHAw'S PARTY.
Tuesday evening Miss Bertha Shaw
# South Topeka avenue entertained.
rhe principal feature of the entertain
.nent was music and dancing. A dinner
vas also served. The guests were:
Mr. and Mrs. Art Reams, Misses Gertie
Norris, Laura Morris, Julia Walton,
Jenny Jet, Elva Abel, and Claudia
.IcCoy, with an escort Of Messrs Hall
-IcCoy, o. j. Kraemer, Johnny lie
J:randt, Al Hunt, al Musselman. Ralph
lumbar, Jim Barkimer and Mr.. Mat
iaews.
MISS MCCORMICK HOSTESS.
Miss Pearl. Mccormick entertained
tuesday. Ter guests We're: Mr.. shane,
: FRS. Ed Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Var
er. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Oldfield, Miss
irSiie Fiske, Miss Florence Fuller, Miss
: ma stanton, Miss Nellie Mccormick
! Liss Ida Mitts. Miss Maud McCanless,
Hiss Stella McIlheny, Miss Mary Law
nee, Miss May Spencer, Mr.. Chas. Hill
IT. Nicholas Bird. Mr.. George Rogers,
Id Mr.. Guy Mccormick
GRANT HELLAR'S MARRIAGE.
In long article on the marriage of
{ rant Hellar to Miss Bertha Helen
Peck. the Sunday Ledger of Tacoma,
Lys: "Mr. Hellar is one of the best
lown of the younger Tacoma business
s. en-. During his eight years residence
ere, and an officer in the Traders bank
Mt. and Mrs. Hellar were the recipients
or many handsome gifts. A beautiful
silver service exceedingly rich and
taste in design: a great number of
CHOICE bits of silver and glass. and rare
eI1c-a-brac. fine mahogany cabinet,
s me handsome bronzes, and rare old
&c that once belonged to the brides
e Observation-Disclosures are among the
% eautiful things, and a large tapestry
painting of Psyche and the butterfly. is
a gift Of great artistic merit and beauty
The brides troussean was very hand
sDme. 1t included gowns for every oc-
clslon, some of which were made in
Iaris, and a perfect wealth of beautiful
ngerie all undescribabIy lovely with
lis masses Of Valenciennes and its deli
cate ribDon-lacings"
The ceremony with all its pomp is de-
;r1bed at great length. Mr.. and Mrs
tellar's honeymoon is now being spent
In Southern California.
CLASS IS ENTERTAINED
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. w. f.
stanley entertained Class No. l of the
flethodist Sunday school at their resi-
oence. The class met al the church and
were conveyed in carriages TO the Stan
ley nome. The guests were: Misses
l;mma Hill, Belle French, Fannie Rut
ledge. Maggie Woody. May Dunn. Ina
Torrey. Lizzie Nicholson. Ella Taft
Nick Clark, Laura Cox. Susie Moore.
Ella Bourgette, Lille Sites. Jennie Jen-
fungs. Florence Culver. May Culver. Sal
lie Downing, Dana Hubbard, Grace Hol-
~. Flora Anderson. Cora Rinpertoo
Deett Sutherland. Mary Galway. Car
RE smith, Lettie McGlade. Orpha Buck.
Aietha Miller. Fannie Wetbeck. Pearl
tartar, May Tartar Nora Payne. NIyr-
ne Monasmith. Sadie TregeiIer. Fife
wells, Ella Wiseman, Lola Burns. Su
sic Klein. Grace Walker. Maud Nichols
Ollie Todd Lizzie Tracy, Bliss. Sera-
phlne LeNalley, Lena Hartzeu DAISY
Overleese, Mrs. j. Kelchner. Mrs. NJ
Frasier. Mrs. Thomas, Rev. and Mrs
Colt, Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Patti. Mr..
and Mrs. S. s. Noble.
MR.. AND MRS. BERRY.
MIR. and Mrs. j. II. Berry of North
waco avenue entertained Friday even
ing complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs.
l. j. Burgess Of st. Joseph. Mo. The
chief feature Of the entertainment was
an Art Epithet." after which high five
was INDUCED in until late hour whom
the guests were invited into the dining
room where an elegant course lunch
was served. The prizes. four in num-
Der. Were won by Mr.. and Mrs. 7 r
Hendrick. Mr. Harry Berry and Mrs
George Seele. Those who enioved Mr
and Mrs. BerTy's hospitality were Mr.
and Mrs. T. J. Burgess. Mr. and Mrs
J. X. Hendren,s Mr.. and Mrs. George
Locke, Mr. and Mrs. George Steele.
Mrs. Sarah Steele, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.