The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-02-16

| owe Clayton, MINNIE Drake, Lew Bis
santz, Albertina Bissantz and Anna
Drake.
TWO PARTIES GIVEN.
AT the Aylesbury residence on North
Market street St. Valentines day was
not forgotten, and the celebration of
Feb. Il, 1902, in old Scotland was de-
lightfully observed. The house was
! beautifully decorated with palms and
| carnations and smilax. The after
noon was termed a medley on account
| Of the various amusements provided
| for the entertainment of the guests.
! Mrs. Aylesbury was assisted in enter
| tanning by Mrs. Poole, Mrs. Ross, Mrs.
| Case and Mrs. GOldbuTg. Master Ed
| win and Charles Aylesbury performed
| the role of cupidS &c perfection. ANU
| sing and instructive exercises were had
| and time few swiftly by. During the
| afternoon the guests were: Mesdames
]. II. Alley, George Whitney, E. z. each
| B. T. Churchward, William Reed, z. H.
| Anawalt, o. II. Bentley, George Locke
| S. w Norris, Ed Magill, c. L. Davidson
| A. J. Bell, A. H Fabrique. G.. Lehman
| Foster Brook, L. NJ. Richardson, j. L.
! Dyer. Charlton, VI. Myers, f. Vail, ].
| II. Black, ]. J. Mcnamara, Wadhams,
| of Burlington; Z. B. Allen, J. p. Allen
| Charles Norehouse, s. Wooiard, W. s.
| Bracken, c. W. Brown, W. a. Granger,
A S. Munson. Of Los Angeles; W. w.
| Johnston. ST. F. q. Smyth, StOutmeyer
| D. V Walker, I. Hettinger, c. W. Jack
| son: Hull, TOrringtOn, J. Berry, c. A.
Walker, L. W. Clapp, Misses Talbot,
| Burton, of Emporia; Walker, Reed,
| Bessie Reed, Luckey, Boone and Nc
Kibben.
In the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Ayles-
bury entertained at mask whist, assist
ed by Misses Carpenter and Hettinger
in addition TO those assisting IN the
afternoon. AS the guests arrived they
were covered with black dominoes and
required 20 put on white masks and in
this ghOst-like costume they met their
partners at the table and the game pro-
| crossed. AT 10 O'Clock the masks were
removed and progressive supper was
served, the guests progressing and
changing partners after each of four
courses. Those to whom invitations
were extended included Mr.. and Mrs.
Rueben ROys, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Smyth, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Oliver, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Poole, Mr. and Mrs.
+. Z. Bleckley, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Case, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gordon, Mr..
Mrs COler Sim, Mr.. and Mrs. w. W.
Pearce, Mr. and Mrs. A. s. Parks, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. d. Houston, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. L. Pratt, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. John
ston. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. Hagny.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sharpe, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Bentley, Mr.. and Mrs. T. w.
Sargent, Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Kramer,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Little, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. II. Carpenter, Mr.. and Mrs H. Cald-
well, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Wood, Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. Goldberg. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Smyth, Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Fletcher, Mr..
and Mrs. T. J. Rogers, and Mrs. T.
Griffith.
MISS PARR ENTERTAINS.
Miss George Parr was hostess a two |
delightful whist parties on Tuesday |
and Wednesday evenings of this week |
of handsome appointments and con-
genial guest lists. The faVorites were !
viOlets on cardboard with conundrums /
which created a great deal of merri- /
me mt. The prizes on Tuesday evening |
We're won by Miss Mae Luckey and Mr.. |
Snyder-Wednesday evening by Miss |
Bessie Mccoy and Mr.. Mccormick. |
They were decorated china and work of |
the hostess. The guests on Tuesday |
evening were: Misses Margaret Brown, |
Jean Broadwell, Mae Luckey, Flora Car |
penter, Lillian Lewis, Bessie Reed, Liz i
zie Noble, Acquilla Hettinger, Emma |
Agnes Birkman Margie Knorr, Myrtle !
Hinton, Messrs John Arbogast, Huse |
Taylor, Luther Burns, Ed Garst, Mes |
tor Moore, J. It. Won HerTlich. Frank /
Pearce, Howard Hettinger, George W. |
KnOrT, George Majors, Given Hagny.
Harry AOsieT. On Wednesday even
ing the guests were: Misses Cecil Le-
land, Clara Rule, Bessie Mccoy, Beryl
Lehman, Maud Parks, Anna Brwon,
Mae Luckey, Margaret Brown, Genevra
Jocelyn, Maud Matthews, Inez Credi-
tor, limo Creditor, Florence Buckridge,
Maud Girty, Laura Pearce Lena Crib,
and SfessrS John Crib, Percy Leland,
DR.. Adams, Z. Garst, DObson. Claude
Larimer, Jesse MoOlees, Mccormick,
SHE GIVES AN INFORMAL
Tuesday afternoon Miss Elva Walk
er became the charming hostess of
what she was pleased 10 announce in |
her invita- ton as an Informal If
the pleasures Of the afternoon are nee
eSsary requisites to an informal, and |
the party given by Miss Walker is
criterion to go by then it is certain that
informals will be the rage. There
were pretty visiting iris, old friends
and debutartes. The afternoon was
merrily passed with music, dancing, |
conversation and a delicious luncheon.
Those present were: Mrs. G. Z. Sharpe, |
Mrs Ira Sherwin. Mrs. John Bryan,
Mrs. Hazlet, Ell Dorado; Mrs. Homer
Caldwell. Mrs. Lee Corbett, Mrs NJ F.
Burlington, Washington; Mrs Frank
Craig, Misses Margaret Brown, Jean |
Broadwell, Hutchinson; LIE Dora Tai
bot, Jessie Kendle, Myrtle Hinton. EN-
ma Potts, Bessie Mccoy. Jessie Lewell-
ing, Myrtle Sluss. Maude Pratt, Jessie
Shryer, Lynch, Josie Lille. Iowa City;
Margie knorr, Agnes Birkman. Laura
Geohegan, Frances Smyth, Of Manka-
to. MINI: Bessie Ryder. ST. Louis:
Rea Woodman, Mary Barwise. Bessie
Reed. Mae Luckey. Baltimore. o: Fan
ME Lewis. Gertie Jackson. Furnam, To
peka; Louise Shryer, Mae Hartman.
Leavenworth; Dottie Pearce. Genevra
JOcelyn. Anna Brown. Louie Bone. Lee
liza Bugg. Edna Sutton. Lucy Bryant,
jeanette Burton. Emporia ;Aquilla Het-
finger. and Elsie Woodmau.
HAVE A CANDY PULLING.
Miss Mabel Casad entertained her
friends with q candy pulling which was
greatly enjoyed by those present. as
follows: Mrs Dorsey. Miss Mock. Miss
Blanche Mounts. Miss Mae Weaver.
Mss Mildred Hayworth. Miss VI~yfe
Little. Hiss Beatrice Ferguson. Mrs.
Theron. Rarrett. Mr.. Otis Cove. Mr.. J.
". GiusSelmap. Mr.. G. +. Smith, and
Ar. \ Scuaat.
ENTERTAIN THEIR GUESTS.
Dr.. J. NJ. Minich and wife and daugh-
ter Miss jess e, entertained az cards
Friday evening in honor II Mr.. Mat
theWs Of sherman. Tex. Those present
were: Dr. and Ms. NiniCk. Dr.. and
Mrs, W. w. Minick. Dr. and Mrs. s.