The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-23

They are Entertained at a Party Given by
Mrs. Dundon in Compliment to Miss
Blanche Mountz and also in Celebration
of Her Eighteenth Birthday Lawn and
House are PrettiIy Decorated--Mrs.
McNachten Gives Very Unique Door
Stem Party which is Enjoyed by all the
Enthusiastically in Wichita.
A charming society set is coming up
IN Wichita. Its members are all bright
the Young men manly, and the young
ladies winsome. This set paruclpa TED
in the party given last Thursday even
ing bv Mrs. Tom Dundon to her sister,
Miss Blanche MountZ, in celebration
of Miss Blanche's eighteenth birthday
The lawn and porches We're lighted
with Chinese lanterns. Refreshments
were served on the lawn. The enter
tainment was complete in every par
ficular and Mrs Dundon and Miss
Mountz will long be remembered as
delightful hostesses. The following
were present: Misses Mary Mack,
Bertha Mack, Evelyn 1mboden, jessie
Adams, Matte Ellsworth. Wlnfred
Woodland, Nora Blades, Olive Decatur,
Eve Decatur, Wick Clark, Estella Wor-
rel. Mary Mccullough, Virgie Little,
Stella Barnes. May Weaver, with an
escort of Messrs. John LutZ, jim
Woodland. John Mack, Archie Cramer,
Lee Webb. Bert Weaver, Ray Long,
Frank Adams, George Parkinson, VIII
Parker, Dave Parkinson, Edwin Jen-
nings. Orville Boyle.
FOR THE MISSES 1NNES-
One of the late spring events of Wich-
tia society was the party given TO Miss
Sarah Inness OF Los Angeles, Cali
fornia, and Miss Jane Inness OF Law
renee, Kansas, last Tuesday evening.
The pastime of the evening was cards.
The guests We're: Misses Sarah Chap
man, Harriet Johnston, Maude Pratt,
Abbie Potts, Emma Potts, Fannie
Lewis, Beatrice Thomas, Gertie Thorn
as, Myrtle Sluss, Mary Rutan. Louie
Bone, Mable Larimer, Elvie Walker,
Geneva JOcelyn. Messrs Ralph Med
erlander. Carl Niederlander, Maurice
Vele. Bert Allison, Bruce Priddy, DR..
Hoffman. C. Smith, Arson Rutan. Max
Oliver, Ray Taylor. George Chapman.
PARTY WAS NOVEL.
Friday evening a novel entertain
ment was given by Mrs W. f. Nc
Naghten in honor of Miss Lulu Low
of Winchester. Kan. IT was a Door
step party" The pretty lawn was
lighted by myriads of Japanese LIANT
plentifully around. Frappe was Serv-
ed by Miss Minnie Cramer, and in the
vine wreathed arbor ices and cake
were enjoyed. Cards were provided
similar to dance programs with this
difference: In place Of the dances were
topics for conversation. The cards
were filled out the same as at ball.
The four extras causing considerable
amusement. as each was then TO choose
or her subject. Five minutes was the
limit. at which time a bell rang for
change Of partners.
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MARRIED IN JUNE.
The marriage of Burt NJ Reed and
Miss Riley NJ. Miller was quietly per-
formed at the residence of the brides
brother John Miller $40 n. Waco avenue
on Monday evening at o'clock, June
Il.
Owing to the serious Illness of Mr.
Miller. no one but the intimate relatives
and friends Of the contracting parties
were present. The ceremony was made
very imposing by DR.. Winters of the
First Presbyterian church, who i'm
pressed the full solemnity of the new
duties upon the young couple.
The charming cottage was profuSely
decorated with all the flowers of June
wedding, and an elaborate lunch was
served before the new man and wife de-
parted on the night train for Chicago
and the east
The bride who is an orphan is a lady
of rare integrity and spOtless honor, and
one who enters upon the new duties
with a full sense of the responsibility
of home dependent upon her tact and
patience. She has many friends.
Mr.. Reed has long been connected
with the Santa Fe road and is in every
sense worthy the good woman he has
won.
MISS CRAMER'S PARTY
Miss Minnie Cramer entertained
Thursday. er guests were: Mrs. L.
Van Etten Weeks. Saltillo. Mex; Miss
Elsie Weeks. Saltillo, Mex; Mrs. f. l..
Beckwith, Denver, Col: Miss Madge Os-
terhout. Conway Springs: Miss Sadie
kellenherger, Yates Center; Miss Cora
Boyd. Norman, .. T.; Mr. and Mrs II
c Jones, Mrs. Ollie McNaghten. Miss
Lettie McNaghten, Miss Ollie McNaght-
en-. Misses Mary Wilson. Emma Hill.
Helen Phillips, Maud Mosher. Alice
Wells. Minnie Cramer. and Messrs.
Charley Philips, Harry Mosher, w. r.
Grow. Charley Lease. Arson Rutan.
Amos McClain. Percy Leland. Erwin
Taft, Luther Burns, Ralph Doughertv.
Sam McNaughten, Bert McNaghten,
Earnest Cramer.
OTHER SOCIAL EVENTS.
From to o'clock Wednesday after
noon MIS- j. l. Dyer ntertained for
Mrs. O G.. Remson. Those present. were
Msdames Buckner. Smyth. hartman.
Carver, Pittenger. Coates, Gill, Bailey
Craig. Sawyer. Rochell. Mann. Bird
Frazier, Stanley, McClung, Church.
ward
Mrs. J. f. Caldwell. from 3 to O'clock
Tuesday afternoon. entertained for Mrs
Bates Of Emporia. The guests were:
Nesd3mes Jones. hartman. Piatt. Eel
lows, Laycock. Rutan. Andrews, Colt.
Jennings, Murdoch. Jockson, Stewart
Parker. Fleming and Ladd
PERSONALS OF SOCIETY.
Mrs. Russell Harding has returned
home.
Mrs. Nelson McCless has returnd 70
Denver, Colo.
Mrs. \. NJ. Denny has gone to Illinois
to spend the summer.
Mrs. J. ]. Mcnamara is convalescing
from severe illness
Mrs. c. ]. Fletcher is entertaining Mrs
Flickinger Of FL Reno.
Mrs. Guy Meyers is entertaining Miss
LandeSS Of Yates enter.
Miss Sadie Kenenberger of Yates
Center is visitin in the city.
Mrs. Il. H. Campbell has gone to
Chautauqua 10 spend the summer.
Mrs. L. NJ. Cox and Miss Jennie Gov
are expected home from ST. Louis this
week.
Wednesday evening Mrs. II. limbo
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