The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-03
MANY ARE In IT
ENTERTAINMENTS FOR MISS JOHN
STON AND GR. COOPER.

they will be Married Next Wednesday an
Their Friends are Making the Occasion
FestivaI-Hauowe'en is Remembered b
Wichita by Many Parties, Most of Then
Out-of-Doors-Mrs. Gordon's Parties
General News of Wichita Society an,
the People in 1t.
Wednesday Miss Harriet Johnston
Of this city and Mr.. Cooper of Califor
MIA will be married. Last evening Mr.
and Mrs. D. V. Walker gave dinner
for Miss Johnston and Mr.. Cooper
Wednesday afternoon last Miss Jessie
Kendall gave luncheon for Miss John
ston which was admirable in all Its
details Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs
s.. w. Cooper entertain for Miss Johns
ton and Mr.. Cooper, and Mr.. Bruce
Priddy will give a dinner party to
them. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Caldwell
entertained for them last evening
Those present at the yellow tea given
by Mr. and Mrs. David Walker last
evening to the bridal party were: The
Misses Sluss. G. Thomas, Kendle,
Vincent, Priddy, c. L. Johnston, Mr.
Cooper of Los Angeles, also Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Daniels Of Indianapolis,
Mrs Robert Rogers of PASADENA, Cal,
and Miss Johnston.
Miss Johnston is one of the brightest
young women in the city. She is bless
ed with more than an average amount
Of intellectual fire and talent which,
II directed by ambition, would win her
tn @aV~ia laQ
been always an assurance of bounti-
full play of wit and repartee. intensified
by manner of womanly and dignified
reserve.
Her presence among the society young
people Of Wichita has added much to
the brilliancy and enjoyment of many
an entertainment, and her absence
will be sincerely regretted and felt.
Her parents and family are proud of
her as they should be for she has
been long a ray of sunshine in the John
ston home. and they give her up reluct-
antly Mr.. Cooper, 10 whom she is be-
trothed is man who will make her a
worthy and considerate husband. The
whole community wishes the bride and
groom long life and happiness.
PLAY THE GHOST.
Wichita society has always paid its
respects to Halloween. But last Thurs
day evening most of the mirth and jo-
Vitality Of that occasion was coaXed out
of doors by the bright moonlight, and
few indoor parties were given.
One Of the most enjoyable Of these
few, however, was the party given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Millison in their
apartments of the Sedgwick block. One
of the midnight revelries of the guests
was the walk down five flights Of stairs
backward. performance that is just
as difficult as ridiculous. The guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Gordon, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Craig, Mrs. T. NJ.
Young, Miss Ella Heapes. Misses Flora
and Mabel Millison, and Messrs. Roy
Kramer, G. F. Smith, L. II. Stubs,
and Fred Innes of Hutchinson.
Miss Hattie Wells also gave a frolic
some Halloween party. Her guests
were: Mise Agnes Davidson, Blanche
Chandler. Jesse Allen, Helen Taylor,
Mamie Lewis, Flora Carpenter. Winnie
Woolard, Nellie Jackman, with an es-
cort Of Messrs. Claud Royal, Marshall
Jackman, Gene Merrill, ALI Lewis, Har-
~ Wells, Jim Woolard and Fred Hill.
Halloween was observed at ghost
party at the home of Miss Belle Horner
Thursday evening. Jack OLanterns
illuminated the parlors and the decora-
tions and amusements were in accord
ance with Halloween customs, music
and dancing added to the evenings en-
tertainment. Sherbert was served by
Misses Blanche Reece and Stella Nc
Naghten. and a three-course supper
served at a late hour. The guests in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Horner,
Misses Ollie McNaghten, Kate Fair
holm, Minnie Fought. and Mamie Ray;
Messrs. Copper, Earl Hartle, John Mock
Bert McNaghten and VIII Pierce.
TO MASTER DANCING.
Miss Jessie Lewelling, who is talent
ed in grace as in many other things is
having great success with her new dan
cling club. The members of this club
are: Miss Cecil Leland. Jessie Spang-
1er Alice Goldberg, Maggie Dorsey,
Laura Boone. Sallie Ross. Mabel Stout
meyer, Gertrude Calhoun, Bessie Nc
Coy. Georgia Parr, Flora Carpenter,
Florence Buckeridge, Margie English,
Faith Warren. Maud Rix, Olive Magin,
Jetta Campbell, Daisy Wood. Lucy
Thomas and Maud Rentz, and Messrs.
Bert Lockyer, Fred Miller. Clarence
Hereford. George Little, G.. A Majors.
c. Porter. Rob Norris. Freeman Mccoy.
Eugene Calhoun, De Los Woods, Lau-
renee Spangler, Verne Dyer. Peter San
derson and II. Morrison.
PLAY AT WHIST.
The Afternoon Whist club was enter
famed Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Z. E
Bleckley. Her gupests were: Mesdames
Ed Vail, TilfOrd, c. II. Smyth, c. f.
Sharpe. A. S. Parks, c. A. Poole, G. L.
Pratt, Langitree. J. Z. Oldham. ]. J. Nc
Namara, J. Bleakmore, +. T. Beach,
II. Caldwell c. A. Cohn. ]. L. Dyer. w.
Il. Dulaney. ]. u. Houston. George
Hartman. H l.. Gordon. J. f. June.
and W. n. Johnston and Miss Taylor.
MRS. GORDON'S PARTIES.
Two Of the most enjoyable features
of the Socoal season were the whist
parties given by Mrs Harry Gordon
Wednesday and Thursday afternoons.
The entertainments were in compliment
to Mrs. Gordon's mother. Mrs. Lang
tree. The passage at whist was sharp
and spirited on both occa sions and the
refreshments delicate and tasteful.
Wednesday Mrs. Gordon was assisted
In serving by Misses Curly and Sutton
and on Thursday by Misses Larimer
Sutton and Louie Bone
MISS YoUMAN HOSTESS.
Miss Fife Youman was among those
VINO gave a Halloween party. The rs
ual features Of the festival Of spooks
and creepings We're observed. including
bounteous refreshments. The guests
We're: Misses Beaver. Zeinnenger. KEEL
ly, Wise, Bloch, Small. Hart and Nor
riS and Mrs .. Conner
ANOTHER HALLOWEEN.
Last Thursday evening quite a uni
que and pleasant Halloween party was
participated in by a party Of young la
Gies and gentlemen at the residence of
Mr.. d. L Snively on the West Side.
Music and games OF the water-salt-look-
sng-glaSs variety We're INDUCED in dur
Ing the evening. and particularly At the
time honored 70 O'Clock m. and Il is
needless 10 say that several Of the young