The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-02-09
II WAS BRILLIANT
MEsDAMES ALLEN GAVE 4 VERY
SWELL RECEPTION TO FRIENDS.

Can oner-Mauy Beautiful Flowers t6
Delight the Guests and Lots of Refresh
ents to Please Their PaIates-Name'
Of the Guests Who Were There and
.,LI Long Remember the Occasion.
One Of the most brilliant and enjoya-
bic social events of the season was the
reception given on the 9Th by Mrs. ].
p. Allen and Mrs. Dr. E. 3. Allen at the
| home Of the former, 353 North Lawrence
avenue, which was lastly decorated
with palms, ferns, lilies and cut flow
ers. and lighted by banquet lamps and
! chandeliers.
The music was furnished by Profes-
| sor Blume's full orchestra who occu-
pied a room at the head of the stairs.
The Mesdames Aliens received in
the north parlor. assisted by Mrs.
Morehouse Of Butte, Mon; and Miss
Hartman of Leavenworth.
The guests were entertained and
! shown 10 the dining room by Mesdames
! Dean Gordon, o. D. Barnes, DR.. Old
ham, J. L. Dyer; Misses Bessie Rider
| Of St. Louis; Louie Bone, Rea Wood
| man.
The punch bowl was served by Misses
| Elva Walker and lie Woodman from
| a beautiful grotto decorated by dainty
| tapestry and hanging vines.
The prevailing coIors in the dining
| room were pink and green carried out
| in the refreshments this department
| was presided over by Misses Myrtle
Sluss, Jessie Kendle, Bessie Allen, who
| served refreshments to the following
| guests:
Mesdames H. C. Sluss, L. L. New
comb, NJ. P. Barnes, G. W. Adams, J.
w. Kirkwood, W A. Granger, y. E.
Harmon, u. imboden, Adam Imboden,
y. McClees, John Fisher, o. G. Jacobs
r. z. Torrington, J. c. Rutan, J. z.
Caldwell. J. G. Dorsey, DR.. Lewis, Fin
lay Ross, J. c. Kinkead, c. A. CaId-
well, Jackson, N. L. Carver. VIII
Reese, David Winters, J. W. Funk, C.
Z. Lehman, c. c. Furley, o. D. Barnes,
Kendrick, B. Levi, Don S. Colt, E. 3.
Jewett, S. S. King, w. Z. Bailey, L. D.
Lewelling, S. S. Noble, w B. Mead,
Burlington, G. W. Ceilings, H. w. Rule,
]. B. Rule, S. S. Street. BENZ Robin
son, S. H. Nelson, II. L. Taylor, H. w.
Lewis, J. NJ. Naylor, H. B. Scott, N
Baldwin, Charles Lawrence, Leslie
OOIilDSB w ZdTIl1 JOIln reese,
w. C. Woodman, w. S. Corbett, Lee
Corbett, ]. D. Houston, B. H. Campbell
w. E. Stanley, L. w. Clapp, c. A Lee
land, J. J. Mcnamara, c. w. Brown,
c. G. Cone, Ike Hettinger, R. B. Wal
lace, Thornton Sargent, S. w. Cooper
r. r. Vermilion, Kos Harris, Amos
Harris, Victor Murdoch, George L.
Douglass, Leroy Kinrick, Dean Cor
don, John d. Davis, Ed Goldburg, A
Drescheaux, G. E. Campbell, L. N
Woodcock, r. NJ. Piatt, D. NJ Dale,
Charley Davidson, A. Hess, J. NJ. Cha
pei, c. V. Ferguson, Ed Campbell, T,
G. Fitch Sweringer, ]. L. Powell, G.
w. Bristow, NJ. A. Russell, Murray My
ers, ]. r. Hollowell, Doubleday, Geo.
Mold, John Noble, F. G. Smyth, Robert
Smyth. c. H. Smyth, r. E. Guthrie,
l.. B. McCausland, George I. Gerty, C.
W. Jackson, A. w. Walker, c. A. Walk
err, Harry Hagney, r. V. Hewlett, j. L.
Dyer, E. r. Spangler, Color Sim, W.
w. Johnson, Sr. NJ. G. Campbell, A. s.
Parks, r. p. Murdoch. John NJ Moore
c. II. Brooks, J. H. Black, Ed Vale,
W. r. Frazer, G.. w. Knorr. T J. Rog-
ers, w. w. Hays, A II. Fabrique, Geo,
A. Majors, c. E. McAdams, w. A.
Reed. G.. NJ. Dickson, Harry Cole, G.
P. Locke, S. w. Norris, ]. E. Oldham,
Homer Caldwell. r. H. Roys, c. E.
Potts, A. T. Carpenter, Col Bryant,
H. L. Gordon, c. w. Biting, Howard
Case, c. H. Pool, E. E. Bleckley, c. f.
Sharpe, G. ". Larimer, L. 3. Terrell,
Meyers, w. C. Little, l. NJ Houck, S.
E. Jocelyn, Frank Talbot, William In
mes, Fred Bentley, Frank Craig, II. T
Kramer, NJ. T. Burwell, C. W. Carey,
Dondon, c. NJ. Jones. W. W. Johnston
Jr., d. V. Walker, o. Mulvey, G. C.
Purdue, E. II. Annawalt E. Woody. ].
T. Kelley, AIcPherrin, Champion, E
A. Dorsey, G. NJ. Whitney. c. Hatton,
]. II. Alley, S. E. Noyes. Sam A1nidon.
H. w. Kendall, o. II. Bentley. ". w.
Pierce. Walter Dyer. A W. Biting, G..
Z. Hammann, J. w. Adams. Robert
son, r. l.. Eaton, L. c. TOPPING. ]. D.
Alexander. c. Aylesbury, W. b.
Throckmorton, J. H. Barnes, Foster
Brook, Ray Oliver. George L. Pratt. T.
B. Wall. w. q. Church s. T. Hendrick-
son, Ashley Garst, ". D. Smith. c.
Moshacher, T. II. Lynch, Martin Hell
lar. II. a. Bliss. ]. W. Emo, Misses
Helen Carpenter, Lucy Bryant. Talbot
Louie Bone, Reed, Genevra Jocelyn.
Nettie Burwell, Mary Burweil. Grace
Hill, Anna Mulvey, Florence Mulvey.
Maggie GarwoOd, Maggie Woody, Ma
~ Kelly, Nellie Dorsey. Maize Aley.
Cora Hettinger. Aquilla Hettinger. Ole
Kinkead, Mary Sluss. Buck. Jessie
Lewelling. Mabel Ayres. Myrtle Lee.
Edna Kirkwood. Evelyn Imboden,
Helen Fisher, Emma McCiees. Nina
Caldwell, Ray WoOdman, Lc Woodman
Sadie kaufman, Margaret Brown, Nc
kibben, Smyth Of ManKota. MINI.
Bradwell. Of Hutchinson; Burton of
Emporia; Julia Sargent, Mimic Sargent
Coral Harris, Blanche Guthrie, Lizzie
Noble. Maud Girty, Elva Walker, Myr-
tie Hinton. Lucia Brain. Lillian John
Ston, Birkman, Margie Knorr. Amy
Hays. Nina Hilton, Bessie Reed. Luck
ey, Helen Taylor. Fannie Lewis. Hat
tie Noyes, Jessie Kendall. Edith Brigs.
Kate Whey, Dora Hendrickson. Daisy
bruner, Edna sutton, Lucy Dubois.
Kate Brown, Chapel, Agnes Lynch.
Daisy Lynch. Hellar, Drank. Flora
AlIhSon, Aobie Potts, Emma Potts.
HYPATIA AND OCCULTISAI
Last Monday afternoon Hypatia held
an Interesting and delightful meeting.
The program for the day was in charge
o. MIS- Saii-e Toler. and has but added
another laurel 10 her crown. After roll
call, which was unusually we'll received.
Mrs. TOlsr presented q well praDara5
paper. entitled Some Modern Phases
OF an Ola Philosophy" This paper was
well written and showed much research
ana reflection The writer dwell az
great length uDon the different stages
OF occultiSn. and especulated upon the
outcome q the present condition Of the
science. Mrs. Bennett then read a "a
Per entitled "OCcUltisIn; Wisdom or Fol
ly?' This paper was a shrewd and wit
" expose OF the frauds q occultisn.