The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-05


Dewey, Addie Brook, Leida Mills, Jes
sic Clark. Anna Mulvey, Mary Kelly
| Maggie Garwood, Grace Morris, LoE
Maxwell, Lulu Andrews, Lizzie Miller
| Milly Beaver Grace McAdams, Helel
| Fisher, Daisy Bruner, Nellie Roberts
of Terre Haute, Ind; Millie Hays, Sa
die Kaufman, Helen Taylor, Jessi
Lewelling, Tillie Thompson, Cor:
F, Thompson, and Belle Thompson
THE CLUB FRANCHISE.
One of the pleasant social events o
the week was the afternoon given b.
Mrs Knapp and Miss Mathis in homo
of the Club Francaise and their friend
The parlors Were decorated with car
nations and ferns. The program pre-
pared for the occasion was highly en-
joyable. LIE due de Ia Rochefoucaul'
is still in favor, After giving quota
tions from the naxi1ns, many comment.
were made, proving that the philos
opher's wit, insight and wisdom wer,
fully appreciated. The poem ''Dando
To- was next taken up. Miss Mathi:
first recited ii, after which several fint
translations Of the same were read
While partaking of dainty refreshment
the subject What constitutes gooC
translation" was discussed in lively
manner Among the members of the
club and friends were Mesdames ChaS
Brooks, J. Sam Brown, Toler, Black
Griffith, Biting, Mcknight, Lewes
Frazer, Vail, Misses Bessie Mccoy
Margaret Brown, Birsman, Laura Bin
coe, Abbie Potts, Rea Woodman, eJn-
ME McCiung.
GAVE TWO PARTIES.
Miss Flora CARPENTER entertained
Wednesday evening. The house was
also decorated in n1istletoe and holly
After refreshments the evening was
passed in dancing. The guests were
Misses blanche Chandler, Helen Tay-
lor, Winnie iWoolard, Hattie Wells,
Mamie Lewis, Nell Jackman, Agnes
Davidson, Jessie Allen, Sadie Damon,
Susie MerTell, Beryl Lehman, Maud
Matthews, Edith Briggs, Lizzie Roach
Clara Rule, Ova Phillips, Marshal Jack
man, John Parkinson, James Woolafred
Charles Higginson, Steel, Edward Br-u-
ner, Fred Little, Gene Merrill, James
Vincent, Ray Johnson, Orlo Johnson,
Gordon Parks, Bert Selover
Friday evening Miss Carpenter enter-
tanned agan. Her guests were Misses
Georgia ParT, Lillian Lewis, Florence
Buckridge. Cecil Leland, Bessie Nc
Coy, Maud Matthews, Emma He'll, Ja-
net Gardner, Kansas City; Mae Lucky,
Baltimore, Ohio; Messrs. Harry Mosier
John Crib, DR.. Adams, Boone Hite, Ed
Garst, Percy Leland, Nestor Moore,
Clarence Herford, George Majors, Char
ley Porter, Pierce, Charles Matthews,
Kansas City.
SURPRISE ON THE HILL
A number of friends of Miss Lulu
Brooks met in the city on New Years
and proceeded to her home on Brown
avenue, College Hill, and, gave her a
surprise. The afternoon was very
pleasantly spent in games, etc. re-
freShments were served and the young
folks departed wishing Miss Lulu many
happy returns of the day. Those
present were Misses Bessie Keyes. Ma
bel Burgess, Eff1e Roberts, Lucy Mat
thewson, Lenore Ely, Mabel Gibson.
Lenore Lowrey, Nellie Brooks. Minnie
MeSsrs. Eddie Cone, Bert
Jones, Garfield Knight, Maynard Hart
Ross Gibson. Fred Williams, Milner
Healey, Willie Williams, JOHN Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mosba cher on
entertained most delightfully."-
a few friends at 6 O'Clock dinner.
One Of the most pleasant events of
the holiday season was the dinner par
-y given at the home of Miss Irma Ash
IN South Market street New Years
assisted by several lady friends
n honor of their gentlemen friends.
Covers were laid for twelve and the
1inner served in six courses. The ev-
ening was plea sanity spent with music
and cards, Guests from abroad were
Miss K. Yealmans of Kansas City and
\ q Tnl
OTHER SOCIAL EVENTS.
Miss Alice Wells entertains next Tues
lay.
Miss Nora Payne is visiting in Win
ield.
Miss Jessie Clark is visiting in New
York
Miss Jane Baird entertained last
Miss Eva Dewey entertains next
Miss Helen Taylor visited in Furley
asst week.
Mrs. r. NJ. Piatt entertained Monday
afternoon.
Misses Mason entertained Tuesday
evening last.
Mrs. d. ]. Chatfield entertained Fri
lay evening.
Mrs. Z. R. Spangler has returned
rom st. Louis.
Miss Lethe Walters entertained Fri
lay afternoon.
Miss Pearl Murdock visited in FL Do
ado last week.
Miss Lulu Sheppard is home from a
visit TO Topeka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bleckley entertain to-
morrow evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Sumption gave a
New Year dinner. &.
Mrs. ]. L. Dyer entertains next Wed
1esday afternoon.
Miss Anna Zeininger gave a dinner
party Wednesday.
Miss Ella Bourgette gave a party
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbig entertained
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Charles Evans of Caldwell is
risiting in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. r. Spangler enter
aimed last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Dale have re-
urned from Guthrie
Miss Edna Harroun of Kansas City |
5 visiting in the city.
VIII Ford gave a dancing matinee |
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Lewelling's German Tuesday |
'vening was a success.
Robert and Charles Campbell enter |
aimed Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Collins of Winfield |
ire visiting in the city.
Tuesday evening Elmer Reese and |
VIII Funke entertained.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stande OF Fort Worth |
ire the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Well.
Mrs. Rumbaugh. Mrs. Mcdonald and /
Hiss Rice OF Fort Scott are the guests |