The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-03-01
CHURCH LUNCHEON.

The ladies Of the Central church Of
| Christ held their regular monthly lu3-
cheOn at the home Of Mrs. Sims on
Friday afteroon and all present voted
it a grand success socially and finan-
cially. These luncheons are growing
in popularity and ihe ladies deserve
great credit for the manner in which
they entertain. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Mum, Mrs. c. B. Camp
bell, COrwin, Naftzger, Toy, Crawmer
Johnson, Cowley, Miner, Kanaga, KEEL
ley, Osborne, Jones, Caldwell. Petrie,
Richards, Neidick. Randall, Mills, Bur-
dett, Gil, Miller, Gillian, Dietrich,
Skidmore, Cochran, Hazlett, Craig,
Graves, Dillon, Cation. W. P. Campbell
Drake, Cave, Sims, Boone, Misses Maud
Campbell, Norton and Buckner
GIVES AN INFORMAL
Miss Lillian Johnston and Miss Fan
ME Lewis entertained on Tuesday ev-
ening in honor of Misses Hernans and
Fullerton and Mr. Percy Heimes of the
Alpine quartet. The evening passed
pleasantly with games and cards, and
supper was served. The guests includ
ed Mrs. Herman, Mrs. Hayes, Miss Hell
en- Carpenter Miss eGnevra Jocelyn,
Miss Abbie Potts, Miss eJsSie Kendle,
Miss Elvie Walker, and Miss Emma
Potts with an escort of Messrs. Bruce
Priddy, Luther Burns, Walter Vincent,
Percy Leland. Elmer Reese, and Roy
Hays.
IN HONOR OF A VISITOR.
Mr.. and Mrs J. p. Parrot enter
tanned a few Of their friends last Tues
day evening at their home at PAL South
Water street, the event being in honor
OF Mrs. J. B. Concle, of Evansville, Ind
After late hour a dainty supper was
served. The invited guests were as
follows: Mrs. Etkins, Mrs. NJ. J. Par
rot, Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. J. S PARROT
Mrs. Matt Parrot, MI II. L. Pinkley,
Mr.. Ora Parrot, Mr.. Walter PARROT,
Mr.. Albert and Willie PARROT.
HYPATIA ENTERTAINMENT
Mrs. Hersey, Mrs. Toler and Miss
Rhea Woodman gave an informal at
the residence of Mrs. g. ". Ceilings
Saturday afternoon, it being the first
of a series TO the members of the So
ciety. The purpose of the reception
and those which follow, is to promote
sOciability in the club. The afternoon
passed in delightful manner, with con-
versation, jokes and stories and re-
freshments were served
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Saturday evening at the beautiful
home of Mr.. and Mrs r. e. Lawrence
on the West Side. they gave Mrs. Law
renee, ST.. a birthday supper in honor
of her SEVENTEEN birthday The guests
about fifty in number, included all of
Mrs Lawrence's old friends. and the
evening was very pleasantly passed
for them all.
OTHER SOCIETY EVENTS.
Bruce Priddy entertained at dinner
last sunday
The Magazine club met with Mrs. Z.
W. Bentley Friday night
The Conversations met with Mss En-
ma otis on Wednesday last.
Mrs. Joseph Beaver is quite i'll at her
home on Riverview avenue.
Mrs. Lea Corbett entertained the No
Name club on Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Amy Hays VIII entertain the
P. f. F. Cooking club on Wednesday
Ny. and Mrs. F. W. Bentley entertain>
ed The Magazine club Friday evening.
Miss Mary BurweIl i the guest Of her
friend Miss Flo. Campbell al Newton.
Miss Mile Hays viii entertain the
Social Twelve next Thursday after
noon.
The Ceramic club held a meeting at
The Lewis Academy Friday after
noon.
Mrs. F. W. Green entertained the la
dies Of the Found Table Friday af
teruOon.
Mr., and Mrs. Chipchase entertained
the Columbian Whist club on Thursday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Gordon enter
tanned ,le TUESDAY Evening Whist club
this weeh. g..
The Thimble club met Friday a.
ternoon with Mrs. George Hartman AZ
The Carey.
Major Ewing and his wife are expec--
ed 10 return soon from a visit 10 the
Gulf coast.
Mrs. Freda GaylaGd and her children
q Norton. Kansas. are the guests OF
Mrs. hlen;Z.
The DUpllcaee Waist clab VII me-
next Monday evening with NJ. ana
Mrs W 81 TE5-le.
Mvs. Y. y. Johnston. IT.. entertained
Thursday night Al cards wi5h r dainty
supper following
Mr. and Mrs. C.3.ry and family have