The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-12-06

happy DAYS in the silver city as she has
lsnent in wichita. Among those present
were: Misses Lulu Anderson Anna Zein-
niger. Mary Kelley, Grace Morris. Laura
Davis Maud Sargent, Tillie Brook, Ger
trude Jackson, Flora Hart, Ella Bour-
lcette. Nillicent Beaver, Ina Coryin, Eiia
Taft. Clara Randall, Anna Mason, Mary
Corwin, Margaret Parker, Olive Clayton
Myrtle Lee, Mary Carver, Sadie Cald-
well, Laura Newcomb Bernice Evans
and Miss Sumpter of Winfield.
| COLONIAL TEA.
The ladies Of the Parish Aid chapter
of St. Johns church are 10 give Coon
Il al tea in the basement of the church
next Wednesday. In the evening supper
Twill be served, consisting of oysters ana
turkey. with all the accomplishments OF
such a spread The ladies will be attired
| in real old colonial costume while the
Young ladies who will assist will wear
empire gowns. This event promises TO
lbe equally as successful as those held
heretofore.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
In honor of her 18th birthday. Miss
Marguerite Smith of College Hill, was
Eat home Saturday Afternoon, Dec. 3,
from go to $50 O'Clock 10 about thirty
of her girl friends and schoolnates. With
music, dancing and games and luncheon
la most delightful afternoon was passed.
Miss Marguerite was assisted in receiv-
ing her guests by Miss Faye Lieurance.
Miss Annie Casey was in charge OF the
piano and Miss Ccssette Keegan perform
ed on the mandolin in a most finished
manner Each guest. on departing, was
given a neat basket of candy.
OTHER SOCIAL EVENTS.
The engagement of Miss Cecil Joseph Is
ANNOUNCED, Mr. New OF Kingman being
the lucky fellow.
The Wichita Commercial Club will give
Its regular bi-weekfy whist party for the
members and their ladies next Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Torrington gave a luncheon at
her residence, No. 1858 North Lawrence
avenue, last Thursday to which several
guests were invited.
Hypatia viii hold an open meeting on
Monday afternoon The subject for the
day VIII be New Books" and will be in
charge of Miss H. Rea Woodman.
Miss Ella Hellar left iast Tuesday af-
ternoon for quite an extended trip
through the west. finally ending in Cali
fornsa, where she will spend the winter.
On her way she will stop at Denver,
Salt Lake City, Dalles, Wash, and To-
coma. and from there she win go to
California.
Misses Clara and Sadie Warner leave
tonight over the Missouri Pacific for St.
Louis in Superintendent Webb's private
car. They have had a delightful visit in
the city during the past ten days and
have made many warm friends among
our people. We hope they will come
again They will be accompanied as far
as Kansas City by Mr.. and Mrs. Webb,
Mrs. Wood, Mrs Churchward, Misses
Helen and Flora Carpenter, Mabel and
Claude Larimer.
Mr.. Charles Mahaney was pleasantly
surprised last Thursday evening at his
home by his family and a number of
friends, it being the occasion of his 35th
birthday. The evening was spent in
games, music and dancing, after which
an elegant supper was served. Those
present We're Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schad,
Mr.-and Mrs. Gus Race, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Williams, Mrs. Joe Mahaney of Kan
sas City, Mr.. and Mrs. George Cubbon,
Mr.. andMrs. Joe Ransom, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Mahaney
and family, Misses Wrinkle, Olive Hutch
inson and Matte Williams