The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-29
GAVE IT IN HONOR
Mr. AND MRS. LEE O0RBETI'S
PARTY TO MR. ROY OORBETf..

Party Takes Place In Garfield Hall and is
Kesplendent In Decorations and in the
Beauty of the Costumes Worn by the
Bellies of Society-supper Served is De-
Hcious-Mr. and Mrs. Mcknight Enter
tain-whist Party of Misses Noble and
Joseph-Mrs. Victor Murdock's Dinner
Many Family Christmas Dinners.
Monday evening in compliment of Mr..
Roy Corbett, home from school for the
holidays, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Corbett
gave dancing party in Garfield hall
The hall, Of course. was prettily deco
rated and the scene was heightened by
society in its best apparel. Supper
was served during the evening. Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Corbett, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Corbett and Mr.. Roy Corbett re-
ceived THE guests at the door. The
guests were: MessrS and MeSdames
Harris, Ira Sherwin, Walter Dyer, P.
II. Alexander, Ralph Milliosn, George
Howe, Misses Flora MilMson, Birkman,
lie Woodman, Rea Woodman, Anna
Brown, Margaret Brown, Maud Parks,
Elva Walker, Mabel Larimer, Maud
Cobb, Faye Packer, Puma KirkbriGe,
Maud Rentz, Mary BuTwell, Eva Haw
ley, Gertrude Haw1ey. Edna Sutton,
Lizzie Noble, Marie, Luling, Grace Nc
Adams, Bessie Reed, Amy Hays, Mil
dred Hays, Margie Knorr, Ella Heaps,
Maud Curly, Lera Cox, Nina Reams.
Inez Creditor, Maize Alley, Sadie JOS
eph, fedora Talbot, Myrtle Sluss, Hew
lett, Daisy Bruner, Bessie Bruner, Flora
Roberts, Clara Dickson, Jessie LeWell-
ing, Maud Johnston, Lucy Bryant, Flo
renee Buckeridge, Lillian Lewis, Coral
Harris, Carrie Cogdell, Maud Rix, Ac-
quilla Hettinger, Edith Elliott, Blanch
EgGobt, Grace Hatton, Alice Wells,
Myrtle Hinton. Louie Bone, Mollie
Ross, Maud Matthews, McCorkle, and
Frances Smyth, Messrs Campbell Stay
den, Elmer Reese, Jesse McCleese, Gov
error Kramer, Roy Kramer Will Funke
Adrian Houck, Roy Allen, Fred Little,
Clarence Sluss, Charlie Porter, Will
Lewis, Roy Bone, Leslie Larimer, How
ard Wheeler, George Majors, VIII Ford,
Charlie Higginson, Ed Bruner, Harry
Walker. Ray Taylor, Huse Taylor, Mes
ter Moore, Wells Miller, John Crib,
Verne Frazier, Charlie Joseph, VeTmil-
lion Harris, Ockie Cogdel1, Delos Woods
Elliott, Howard Hettinger, Seth Old
field, VIII Hatron, Julius Luling, Frank
Jones, Charlie Mathews, Noble, A. Will
man, Dodson, Bruce Priddy Dale Sniv-
ley, MORT HaIlowen. Dave Campbell,
VIII Campbell, George Chapman. VIII
Russell, Eearle Hartle, DR.. VIM, Test
ard, Arthur, Faulkner, Fred Hellar,
II ID,
Allen, Boone Hite, Ira Pearce, John
Kelly. Fred Alley, VIII Hays, Charlie
Knorr.
FOR MIR. AND MRS. BONE.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. c. G.
Knight entertained in compliment to
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bone of Ashland,
Kan, and Mr. BarroH of Spokane Wash
ington, state. The pastimes Of the
evening were cards. music and recita-
lions, followed by "a delicious repast
The guests We're: Messrs and Mes
DANES H. C. McClung, w. NJ. Granger
S. B. Ami6on, E. A. Kennaird, c. Z.
C. ]. Fletcher, c. H. Seamens,
r. Holmes, A. P. Taylor, A. NJ. Denn-
ing, NJ. e. Burlington, Miss Louie Bone,
Miss Grace fIatton, Miss Lulu Winton,
Miss Helen Taylor, and Messrs Bruce
Pnddy. Fred Alley, Huse Taylor. Roy
Bone, Stevens, w. Winton, and Leslie
Larimer.
UNDER THE MISTLETOE.
Friday evening Miss Lizzie Noble and
Miss Sadie Joseph entertained at whist
at Miss Mobiles. Christmas decora-
lions of holly and mistletoe ornament
ed the house. After supper the COM
pany danced. The guests were: Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Corbett, Misses Lena Cox.
No. I I I
Coral Harris, Maud Girty, Amy Hays,
George Parr, Anna Brown Nina Reams
Maud R1x, Ada Akin, Flora Millson,
Maud Matthew'S, Mollie Ross, Myrtle
Hinton, Mary Burwell. Maud Johnston,
Jessie Bryan, and Laura Geohegan, and
Messrs Percy Leland, VIII Lewis. Roy
Allen, Clarence Sluss, Roy Corbett FL
mer Reese, Jesse McCNeese, Campbell
Slayden, VIII Hays, VIII Funke, Verne
Ralph Smith, Bunnie Knorr.
Charlie KnoTT. Roy Kramer, Frank
Curly, Fred Tricky, Roy Bone, Ira
Pearce. John Noble, Harry Pottinger,
G. F. Smith, Ed Davidson, Dave Camp
bell. A. Whitman. Nester Moore, Adrian
Houck. George Majors, Charlie Porter.
Fred Hellar ard Vermllion Harris.
FUN FOR YOUNG MEN.
Mr. c. F. Smyth entertained Thurs
nay evening" he WIS dSSlSltu bN MISS
Leida Mills and Miss Cynthia Cievel-
land. The supper was the event of the
evening. the tables being in charge of
Misses Laura Gohegan. Nina Reams,
Maud Rix and Sadie Joseph. The young
gentlemen who were honOred were:
Messrs Bruce Priddy Roy Kramer. De
los Woods. Ed Davidson Herbert Young
Campbell, George knorr, Roy
Corbelt, Claud Larimer, Robert Norris.
Barrett, Floy Casad. Jesse Nc
Cheese. Elmer Reese, George Davidson
and Park Imboden.
THE THIMBDE CLUB.
The Thimble club has issued invita-
tions for a dancing and card party 10
be given New Years night at Sedgwick
Hall. The club is composed of the fol-
lowing ladies: Mesdames ChaS. II.
Smythe. Edward Vail. Harry Hagney.
Chas. Poole. F. Z. Bleckley, ]. II. Nc
Entire, Geo. l.. Pratt. AS. Parks, Elmer
Beech. Chas. Cohn. w. r. Dulaney. Ho-
mer Caldwell. ]. E. Hume. ]. d. Hous-
ton. Harry Gordon. ]. E. Oldham. J. J.
q. J. Hartman, Chas. Shar-
pc, ]. l.. Dyer.
THEY PLAYED WHIST.
Mrs. 3. l. Eaton and Mrs. Galusha
entertained at whist at the Carey on
Friday evening. The hotel parlors were
decorated with palms and cut flowers.
and some excellent music was furnished
by mandolin club. Mrs. :. w. Norris
and Mr.. Howard Won the honors Of the
first prizes. while the BOBBY prizes We're
won by Mrs. Ewing and Charlie Jop-
ping. The fortunate guests We're: Mr..
and Mrs. Owing. Mr.. and Mrs. Ander-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. l. o. Topping. Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd. Mr.. and Mrs. J. W
Norris. Misses Sutton. Johnston. Gene
vra Jocelyn, Estella Downing and Ness
rs. Charlie Topping, Shattock, Humph-
reys and Howard
MR.. AND MRS. NORRIS.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. wv. Norris entertained
a few friends at whist Thursday even
ing. The prizes were won by Mrs 3.