The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-02-09

Alexander, MIS- COrDett, MIS-
Roy Corbett, Mrs. Marshall, Miss Pierce
Mrs. Cleveland, Mrs, Dickson, Mrs
Phillips, Mrs. Aendenhall, Miss Reed
Miss 3. Reed, Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Cald-
well, Mrs. J. P. Allen. Mrs. Adams,
Mrs. Chappell, Mrs. Morehouse, Mrs.
Z. 3. Allen, Miss Parks, Mrs. Ross,
Miss Edith Briggs, Mrs. Topping, Mrs.
Doubleday, Mrs. Jacks, Miss Pierce,
Mrs. Sankey, Mrs. Newt Garst, Miss
Kaufman, Mrs. Garter, Miss Talbot,
Miss Burton, Miss Hartman, Miss Lily
Miss McKibbon. Miss Richards, Mrs,
Ashley Garst. Miss Gohegan, Mrs. G.
A Dimmon. Mrs. J. r. Halloweu, Mrs.
A. G. Walden. Mrs. Nelson.
IN THE BROWN HOME.
One Of the most capacious homes was
thrown completely open to jewellers
Tuesday evening. This home was that
Of Mr.. and Mrs c. W. Brown Of North
Topeka avenue. and the occasion was
an entertainment which has not been
surpassed in the history Of the city. Ii
was given in special compliment 10 Mr..
James Snyder Of Cedar Rapids, Ia, Mr..
Eagan of Hutchinson, Miss BrOadwell
Of Hutchinson and Miss AIcKibben and
Misses Margaret and Anna Brown.
Every DEtIdLdLltn ~ MAKE AitE tA I'll /
a success was made and every means
for adding to the enjoyment Of the
guests exhausted. The ground floors
Of the house were completely covered
with canvass for dancing and the up
per house including the third story was
thrown open, and all, upstairs and
down, decorated lavishly in the usual
floral Communications.
~, "a ca10n6 floor a nv-a +ha
for dancing the repast was spread, the
color prevailing in this room being pink
with white.
The costumes of the receiving ladies
were as follows:
Miss Brown-Black silk skirt with
blue brocaded satin bodice.
Miss Broadwell-F'igured china silk
with purple applique.
Miss AIcKibben-Gown of black and
yellow satin.
Miss Margaret Brown-Gowno of white
satin.
Miss Anna Brown-Gown Of pale blue
silk.
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. J.
L. Dyer. Mr.. and Mrs. Corbett, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sherwin, Misses Abbie POTTS, EN-
ma Potts, Julia Sargent, Minnie Sar-
gent, Agnes Birkman, Margie Knorr,
Francis Smyth, Louise ShTyer, Jessie
Shryer, Elva Walker, LeDora Talbot,
lie WoOdman, Myrtle Sluss, Louie Bone
Ada Akin. Genevra Jocelyn, Marie Lul-
ing, Jessie Kendle, Georgia Parr, Sadie
Joseph, Ida Joseph, Byrl Lehman, Liz
Zie Noble, Bessie Mccoy, Maud Parks,
Coral Harris, Maud Girty, Emma john
ston, Molly Ross, Maud Matthews, Liz
zie Roach. Myrtle, Hinton, Alice Wells,
Maud RiX, Jessie LewelIng, Cecil Le-
land, Lulu Sheppard. Mary Wilson, Ed
ma Sutton, Grace Hatton, Ella Taft,
Nina ReamS, Acquilla Hettinger, Hattie
Noyes, LOttie Pierce, Bessie Reed, Mag
gle Garwood, Daisy Lynch, Mae Luckey
Lena Cox, Grace AIcAdams, Lille OF
Marion, Ia, Furman of Topeka, May
Hartman of Leavenworth, Jenette Bur
ton OF Emporia, and Messrs Moves, Sar-
gent, George Knor, Will Hatton, J. Won
Herrlich, Charles Topping, Roy Bone.
Ray Taylor, HUse Taylor, Howard
Wheeler, J. T. Manner, Copper, Howard
Moffat, DeLos Woods, Nester Moore,
Claude Larimer, Ira Pierce, Charles
Porter, Jesse AIcClees, Sam Slayden.
George Majors. Elmer Reese, Wendle
Irwin Taft, Charles Lease
Bruce Priddy, Roy Norris, Fred Heller.
Ashton, Luling, Ralph Wounderlich,
Wells Miller, Frank Pierce. Charles Mat
NEWS, Casper Haynes, Dale Snively,
Charles Joseph, Rob Campbell, Charles
campbell, Governor Kramer, Eagan Of
Hutchinson and Snyder of Cedar
Rapids, Ia.
MISS MARIE LULING.
Among the many brilliant functions
II the week none was more so than the
party which was given Thursday even
ng by Miss Marie Luling for Miss
3roadwell of Hutchinson, as well as the
which preceded it in the
-fternoOn Of the same day.
The house was most lavishly decorat-
q IN floral and other designs. All the
harming combinations and figures
znown to floral art were called into as
istance and the Luling home became
Ike a nook in fairyland. what with the
estOons Of evergreen intertWined with
milax, palms, violets and roses. In
ne afternoon at 5oclock refreshments
we're served and the guests soon after
ook their departure. The guests were:
Yrs. r. l. .CCrbett, Misses Rea Wood
nan, Margaret Brown, Anna Brown,
Alice Wells, Aquilla Hettinger, Laura
ioehegan, Maud Rix. Maud Parks.
Daisy Lynch, Frances Smyth. Grace
1atton, Abbie Potts, Julia Sergeant.
Minnie Sargent. Niollie Ross. Edna SUIT
on, Lucy Bryant. Maud Girty. Coral
Harris and Lizzie Noble.
In the evening. the entertainment b.
ran anew. whist being the pastime.
'O0thsome refreshments were also serv-
d The guests in the evening were:
'Ir. and Mrs. I. r. Sherwin. Mr.. and
lrs.R r. L. COrbett, Misses lie Woodman.
Margaret Brown, Anna Brown. Jean
3Toadwell, Ada Akin. Emma Potts.
edith Moffat. Jessie Kendall, Jessie Lew
ling, Mrytle Siuss. Louie Bone. Jean
tie Burton, LeDOra Talbot. Francis
'myth, Grace Hatton and Daisy Lynch. |
nd Messrs. Howard Mofat. John Kelly.
"a Pearce, Ray Taylor, Huse Taylor.
Howard Wheeler. Dale Snively. Jim
snyder. John Manner. Charlie Topping.
Roy Bone. Roy Kramer. Leslie Larfrn-
r. EEan, Charlie Matthews, Fred Alley.
-essie McCiees, Fred Heller, Julius Lu-
ing and VIII Hatton.
THE COMBINATIONS.
Mrs. A. T. Carpenter was the hostess
f the Conversations on Friday. The
invited guests OF the club were Mes
lanes Adam Imboden. Beuben Rows
Howard Case. I. ". Clap and AcouiUa
iettinger. The next meeting VIII he
leld on Wednesday with Mrs. L. r.
'rlddy; NJ is Laura Pierce leader.
OTHER SOCIAL EVENTS.
Mrs. T. ". Sargent entertained Mon
lay evening.
Miss Elva Walker viii entertain Tues /
lay afternoon. !
The Owl and Cresents gave a dance
tuesday evening.
Mrs. W. 9 Little entertained al cards |
thursday afternoon.
Mss Maggie Garwood entertained
thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher entertained a.
Whist Tuesday evening.
Nj VIII Ford save a hop az Garfield |