The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-12

er, Mrs ]. E. Hume, Mrs. Leland, Mr..
| and Mrs. F. W. Oliver, Mr.. and Mrs.
| c. E. Sharpe, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Cor
! bett, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Corbett, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Ed Goldberg, and Mr.. and Mrs.
| Finlay Ross.
BY MRS. BITING.
Mrs. c. w. Biting entertained at
! whist Friday afternoon. The guests
were: Mrs. ]. Rumbaugh, Mrs. Nc
| Donald and Miss George Rice Of Fit.
| Scott, Mrs. C. W. Brown, Mrs. W. c.
| Little Mrs. f. E. Bleckley, Mrs. o. H.
| Bentley, Mrs. W. W. Pearce, Mrs W. B.
| Throckmorton, Mrs. H. L. Gordon, Mrs.
/ w. f Green, Mrs. r. Israel, Mrss. Ho-
! mer Caldwell, Mrs. S. W. Cooper, Mrs.
/ C. z. Sharpe, Mrs. W. E. Stanley, Mrs.
. William Innes, Mrs. George Pratt, Mrs.
/ c. L. Davidson, Miss Reed, Miss Mar
garet Brown, Miss Cora Hettinger, Miss
AcquilIa Hettinger and Miss LIE Dora
Z Talbot.
OWL AND CRESCENTS.
Tuesday evening the Owl and Cres-
cents gave a ball. The participants were
MI. and Mrs. John Reynolds, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tony Weinshank. Mr.. and Mrs. E.
A Kinnaird, Mr.. and Mrs. George Wal
ker, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Piper, Mr.. and
Mrs. n. a. Hill, Mr. and Mrs. z. S.
Gum, Mr. and Mrs. r. B. Wallace, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. D. Harrison, Mrs. o. a.
Brown, Misses Mahaney, Nellie How
ard, Silyey, Pet Carpenter, Anna Clark,
Lena Crib, Ida Rudolf, Anna Stanton,
Eva Hawley, Mae Edwards, Grace Bur-
son, Effie Davis, Anna Shaw, and May
Hunt, and Messrs. F. A. Mcpherson,
w. z. Grow, r. o. Rudolf, L. B. Jones,
Newton Edwards, Amos Sites, T. 3.
Mathews, Moore, Ed Parks, Clarence
Il
Burns. Al Hunt and Will Ford.
MISS GUTHRIE'S PARTY.
Miss BLANCHE Guthrie gave a delight
ful party in honor of Miss Rice Of Ft.
Scott at the home Of Mrs. Ira Sherwin
on Third street yesterday afternoon.
While the young badies busted themsel
YES with artistic needlewoEk one of
them read from Maiden Medi ta.dons."
A very dainty lunch and excellent mu-
sic completed the afternoons enjoy
nent. Those of the fortunates We're:
Mrs. RUmbaugh and Mrs Mcdonald OF
Fort Scott, Mrs. W. F. Green, Mrs. Ira
Sherwin, Misses George Rice, Miss
Helen Carpenter, Miss AcqUiua Hettin-
ger, Misses Rea and lie Woodman, Miss
Louie Bone, Miss Jessie Kendle, Miss
Mary Siuss, Miss Mamie Bargsse and
Miss Emma. Potts, Miss Gertie Jackson,
Louise and Jessie ShrieT, Lucy Bryant,
Ola Klnkead, Jessie Cox, Margaret
Brown, Alice Wells, Mile Hays, Luck
ely and Elva Walker.
ANECDOTES ARE LIVELY.
After its dJournment for the HOLIDAYS,
the Conversations held a most delight
ful meeting with Mss Genevra Jocelyn.
The anecdotes were particularly lively
and entertaining, several Of the mem
bers having developed considerable lat
ent Sasent els Raconteurs. The club
members are Mesdames L. r. Pr1ddy,
J. J. McNamana, A II. Carpenter,
Charles Smythe, Harry MendenhaH, B.
II. Campbell, S. w. Norris, and Misses
Helen Carpenter, Letia Hardin, Bugg,
Lola Pierre, Eivse Walker, Jessie Lew
cling, and GENEVA Jocelyn, The visitors
were: Mrs. Homer Caldwell, Louise
Henderson, Hendricks, Grace Hatton,
Miss Smythe and Fannie Lewis. The
club NETS next Wednesday with Miss
Lola Pierce, Miss Jessie Lewelling
leader.
FOR MISS RICE.
Mrs. W. F. Green entertained for Miss
Georgia Rice oT Sedalfa, Tuesday even
ing Mrs. Green was assisted by Mrs.
Murray Myers, Mrs Runbaugh and
Mrs. Mcdonald of Fort Scott Those
present were: Miss Jessie SCbryer, Miss
Albbie Potts, Miss Rea Woodman, Miss
Helen Carpenter, Miss Coral Harris,
Miss Margte Knorr, Miss May Mamude,
Miss Five. Walker, Miss LIE Woodman,
Miss Louise Schryer, Miss Emma Potts,
Miss Lucy Bryant, Miss Acquilfa Het-
finger, Miss Mae Luckey, Miss Louie
Bone, Miss Bessie Mccoy. Miss Jessie
KenSfall Miss Margaret Brown and Miss
Myrtle Sluss.
In compliment 10 Mrs. William Wilson,
Airs, VIII NIcNaghten entertained We'd
nesday afternoon. Her guests Were:
Mrs. Dr. Lewis, Mrs. J. w. Walters,
Miss Bryant. Mrs. Olive McN7aghten,
Mrs. ]. W. Emo, Mrs. Walter Minnich,
Mrs Sam N1cNaghten, Mrs. Herbert
Roche, Mrs. Paul Mellinger. Mrs. G.. V.
Wells, Miss Alice Wells Mrs. Smeltzer
and Mrs. John AIcNaghten,
REIFF BROTHERS PARTY.
The Reiff brothers. Charles and Gift
ford, entertained a few friends Friday
evening at the home of their sister. 153
Laura avenue. II was an informal af
fair and che most of the evening was
spent in pTay Ing whist. Good music was
furnished by Messrs, Horace Holdings
worth. Charles Bowers. c. Goodnight,
c, Barnes Herbert Binkley and D.
.Iampelt. An seemed to enjoy them
selves, and dispersed at n reasonable
hour. The koyS' birth anniversary was
the celebrated event. Charles ReIff IS a
jockey cousin to the famous Reifr of
Sheaphead Bay. He leaves soon TO be-
gin his work for "a horse man in Ken
lucky. His brother acoInpa MES him.
OTHER SOCIAL EVENTS.
Mrs. WIN Wilson has left for Boston
Miss Maud Cobb entertaAns next Tues
day
Miss Dunbar entertained Tuesday
evening.
-.
Wednesday.
day evening.
The Kismet club gives a ball next Fri
day evening.
Miss Maud Girty entertained Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. Hagney entertained
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stearns entertained
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Leland entertains the Cooking
club next Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Myers entertains next
"Wednesday evening.
Mrs. \. 5. NIunson of California is
visiting in the city.
The Ceramic club meets at Lewis
Academy next Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. c. 4. Aylesbury enter
tan romorTow evening.
Mrs. J. L. Dyer entertained 10 six
O'clock dinner Wednesday.
Mrs. c L. Davidson gave a dinner to
Oak Davidson last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker entertained the
Coldwater club last evening.
Misses Jennie and Ollie Triplett en-
terc3ined Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Il. u. Cromwell OF Perry, Iowa.
is the guest Of Mrs. f. R Spangler.
Mrs. I. y. Stage and Mss Alta Dan
iels entertained at dinner Thursday and
Friday.