The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-03
THREE ARE GIVEN
FEATURES OF SOCIAL WEEK ARE MRS
THROCKMO Il ON'S Pa RI 4ES.


Members of the Ladies' Whist Club
Give Their Husbands a Banquet-Mr.
and Mrs. Reares Celebrate Their
Leather wedding--Events and Enter
tainments of the Social Circles.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. W. p.
Throckmorton gave nlusicale-lunch-
con to a number of her friends in her
home On North Topeka avenue. Lunch
con was served at l O'Clock and there
after musical program was carried
out. Those who took part in this We're:
Mrs. Coen, Miss Mccullough and Miss
Wood and Miss Eliza Throckmorton.
The fayors were of cut flowers. The
guests were: Mrs. Nelson McClees,
Miss Emma McClees, Mrs. John Moore,
Mrs. Mccullough, Mrs. =. II. Anna
walt, RMS. K. Nj. Piatt, Mrs. r. p. Muir
dock, Mrs. ". w Sweet, Mrs. T. Il.
Wall, Mrs. Finlay Ross, Miss Gertrude
Jackson. Misses Anna and Ettea Mason,
Misses Agnes, Eva and Emma MCGEE,
Mrs. Dubois, Sr. Mrs. II. NJ. Dubois,
Miss Lucy Dubois, Mrs. Rudolph, Mrs.
Woody, Miss Maggie Woody, Mrs. w.
L. Pierce, Mrs. Foster ToleT, Mrs. II.
J. Arlington, Mrs. &. l.. Davidson, Mrs
Hill, of Sioux City; Mrs. Harris. Mrs.
J. l.. Dyer, Mrs. S. H. Bentley, Mrs. Z.
II. Mcclure. Mrs. F. Coen, Miss Maggie
Garwood, Mrs. c. H. Mcknight, MIS-
C. w. Jackson, Mrs. W. Frazier, Mrs
j. r. Hallowell, Mrs. J. Fl. Alley, Mrs.
Ludlum, Mrs. ). r. Hume, Mrs. Ter
rin, Mrs. Murray Myers. Mrs. .. bIul-
vey. Miss Anna Mulvey, Misses Ida,
Minnie and Pearl Skinner, and Mrs. c.
c. Furley.
TWO EVENINGS OF WHIST.
Thursday and Friday evenings Mr.
and Mrs. w. 3. Throckmorton enter
tanned at whist. Their guests We're:
Messrs. and Mesdames A 5. Aunson,
T.. r. Spangler, L. w. Clapp, Ed. Gold
berg, r j. Rogers, c. L. Davidson, j.
E. Oldham, Al. Biting, r. II. Roys, L.
c. Jackson, j. c. Casey, c. ii. Smyth.
W. F. Green, 7. ". Sargent, Il. II.
Jewett, j. II. Black, Coler Sim, W. c.
Little, G. G. Strong. Il. +. Churchward,
J. d. Houston, W. f. Stout, l. =. Camp
bell, W. Z. Stanley, A. Y. Alexander.
r. r. Vermillion, S. N. Woolard, j. l..
Dyer L. W. Miner, L. z. Beech, j.
Dunk, S. 3. Aridon. II. X. Farnum. G..
l.. Pratt, William lines, Peck, Charles
Lawrence. a. II. Fabrique, W. w.
Johnson, jr., F. w. Bentley, Ben Gar
land, NJ. c. Campbell, Charles Moore
house. f. p. Allen, Miss Lucia Drain.
Miss Ida Rudolph and Mr.. Rudolph.
For Friday those invited were MeSsrs.
and Mesdames c. NJ Whitney, &. II.
Campbell, S. G.. Winch, Charley Casey,
A. II. Merrill, Charles Biting, Silas
Preston. E. S. Magill, ID. V Walker, +.
W. Waller, T. J. Fitch, George Charl
ton, Kos Harris, George Hartman,
Stanley, George Dold, II. L. Gordon,
DR.. Purdue, l.. D. Lewelling, G. w.
Larimer, c. A. Poole, G. A. Majors, h.
G. Sluss, Fl. T. Kramer, Chester Fire
j. OLIVER, A. J. Bell, BillinSer, Ed.
O'Bryan, T. J. Snlyth, jr., o. 81. Bent
ley, Frank Wood, H. J. Lyle, Q. d.
Kirk. W. w. Pearce, Franklin COen,
and Foster Brook, Mrs. James David
son, Mrs. Frank Smith, Miss Addie
Brook, Miss Daisy Richardson, Miss
Dorsey, Dr.: Rentz and Mr.. Dorsey.
PROF. BLUME AT THE ACADEMY.
Professor Blume wendell his way to
All Hallows academy last Monday
evening TO tender his services to the
youig ladies' of that institution for a
dance. To dance after Professor
Blume's exquisite playing must be an
exquisite pastime The German and
all the rest Of the figures We're gone
through with after which We're re-
freshments and music. Many of the
young ladies We're costumed with as
much taste and care as if for a public
entertainment instead of one where the
delights of the hour were confined to
those who gave them forth.
TOOK VICTUALS ALONG.
The neighbors and friends of Mrs.
and Mrs. ID. NJ. Evans of North Mar
ket street gave them pleasant sur
prise Friday evening, it being their
twenty-third anniversary. Each CARR
ed a pound or more of something nice
to eat which filled the larder to over
flowing. After an hour of pleasant
conversation each guest wished MI.
and Mrs Evans many returns of this
pleasant occasion.
MRS. KEENAN, AS HOSTESS.
Mrs. Il. l.. Keenan, entertained a
number of teacher friends at a lunch
con on last Friday evening, assisted by
Mrs. G. T. Champion The guests Were
Misses Kate Brown, Mary Lawrence.
Jennie Daugherty, Leida Mills. Jes-
sic Clark. Lola Graham, Lucy Dubois
Sallie Knight Henrietta Tellords. An
ma Leichart, Lulu Andrews. and Mes
danes n. NJ. Sturdevant and l.. g.
Miner.
RECEPTION TO REV. Won HERLIC
Tuesday evening the ladies of st.
Johns church gave a reception to Rev.
Won Herlich who has just returned
from the east. The reception was large
ly attended. The guests were welcomed
by Mrs. DR.. Day and Mrs. II. Or. Rug
giles who introduced them to the intro
duction committee which consisted of
Mesdames Hellar, Smyth, and Hill. La
ter the guests were received by Mr.. Won
Herrlich who was assisted by Mr.. Walk
er and Mr.. Powell.
The supper served is said to have
been a SumptuouS one. The parlors
OF the church were gorgeously set forth
in bunting flowers, candelabra galore.
while the piece de resistance was the
arrangement of the tables which took
on the form Of n Maltese cross. Mrs
Louisa Henderson was in supervision
of the supper and Miss Talbot pre-
sided at the tea table.
The function was IN its entirety one
of the most elaborate ever carried out
in this city and ii was just rs enjoya-
BILE as it was new. The care OF the
guests and their entertainment. their
reception by the pastor and the supper
were faultless.
THEIR LEATHER WEDDING
Rather novel was the entertainment
given by Mr. and Mrs Arthur Reames
one evening last week. The entertain
ment was a celebration of their leather
wedding The host and hostess re-
ceived several appropriate presents
The guests We're: Mr. and Mrs. Thorn
as Shaw. Mrs. Reams. Miss Eva Dun
bar. Miss Monte Dunbar, Miss Mabel
Ayeres. Mr.. and Mrs Carr, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rob Sweet. George Barkimer
Charlie Bartlett, Harry Dunbar and
Ralph Dunbar.
THE WHIST PLAYERS
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. J.
z. Knoplaugh entertained the Columbi-
an Whist club. Their guests were.
SIR. and Airs. Allen. Mir. and Mrs. Chas