The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-26

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| Friday evening. The evening was pleas
! antly spent in music and games until a
Z late hour, when lunch was served, al
/ ter which the guests departed wishing
| Jesse and Claude many such happy
occasions. Among those present Were
Misses May Dun, Mammie Hoover
| Mabel Bodine, Moore, McCool, Lizzie
| Tracy, Maggie King and Messrs Char-
| ley Hoover, Earl McNeal, De simmons
! George McCool, Harvey Dunn, Jesse
Smith and Claude Smith.
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE PARTY
A surprise party was given Miss Ma
| bel Richardson al her home on west
| Central avenue by her friends on last
| Wednesday evening. The guests IN
| cIuded Miss Blanchard. Maud ban
! cbard, Ward Haynes, Rex Andrews.
| Carrie Specie, Leonard Richardson, MIS-
! Haynes, Don Grimes, Anmy Ferrll'
| Charles Travis. John Fought, Mammie
NcNair, Ella McNair, Mr.. Leach and
| The evening was spent in music and
| games.
| WELCOMED THE PASTOR.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frazier, On
| North Wacoavenue, was the scene OF a
pleasant gathering Friday evening, the
| occasion being a reception given by the
members of the First Baptist church
10 their new pastor and his wife, Rev.
| and Mrs Wareham, late of ElDorado.
| The house was beautifully decorated
| by Harry Hunt. The evening was
passed with social conversation and
music. The ladies society Of the church
served refreshments.
LAST OF THE SERIES.
The fifth and last entertainment %
! the series planned by Hypatia oc-
Cured on Monday afternoon at the res
| idence of Mrs. G. a. Leland on North
| Market street. 1t was a lecture or talk
! by Mrs. N. A. Singer on Our Girls
| Quite a number of ladies were in atten-
| dance. The musical numbers We're fur
| ninshed by Mrs. Walden, Mrs. Beau
| mont and Miss Jocelyn, the selection OF
the latter being a hubby Of her own
| composition. The lecture was num-
| bered amongst the most interesting
ever delivered before the club.
WILL TALK LITERATURE.
Each afternoon and evening of next
week from TO 10, Mrs. L. c. Carter will
! be at home to her friends and her
| friends friends, and whoever is inter-
ested in books and litera ture, in her
new rooms in the Sedgwick block. The
| rooms are the old Coronado Club par
lors and are most pleasant and delight
| full for the purpose. Having been Ill
some time and since her recovery, hav-
| ing moved, Mrs. Garter proposes this
plan TO meet her old friends and make
rev ones and at the same time to en-
| deavor to create a still greater longing
in families for high-class reading mat
. ter.
TOO HOT FOR MASKS.
The long talked-of Mardigras is now a
| thing of the past and all there is left is
| the memory of a pleasant time and
| many pretty costumes. There was an
| orchestra Of fourteen pieces, the perfor-
| mers all being in costume. Owing TO
the warm evening, not so many of the
| guests We're masked as was expected,
| and on account OF the showers, the at
tendance was hardly as large as it other
wise might have been. After the masks
were removed the floor was given up to
all who cared to dance. Supper was
| served by n. Steffen.
OTHER SOCIETY EVENTS.
Miss Girty entertained the P. F. F.
club Wednesday.
The Social Twelve met Friday with
| Miss Myrtle Hinton.
Miss Josephine Currie and mother are
| visiting in Lawrence.
Mrs. Charles Messerve is entertaining
Mrs. Neil of Caldwell.
Mrs. Dawdin of Kansas City is visit
ing friends in the city.
Mrs. J. J. Mcnamara entertained the
Thimble club Friday afternoon.
Lea Blakemore left early in the week
for a visit to Los Angeles, Cal.
Miss Jessie LeweIing spent the week
in Kansas City visiting friends.
The A. a. club viii meet Monday even
ing April q, with Miss Emma Hill
The No Name club was entertained
on Wednesday by Mrs. George Howe.
Miss Lillian Shines of Emporia, is with
Mrs. Stanley at the Millinery Bazaar.
Mrs. I. P. Campbell is enjoying a visit
! from her sister, Mrs. Walton, of Har-
per-
Miss Louie Bone has returned from a
| two weeks visit with relatives in Kan
sas City.
Mrs B. L. Eaton will entertain the
| Thimble club next Friday afternoon at
the Carey.
Mrs. Harry Cole left Friday for Salt
Lake City, where she viii make her
future home.
Mrs. Frank harrington Of st. Joseph,
No, is the guest of Mrs. Ralph Millison
in the Sedgwick block.
Mrs. z. Anderson of North Emporia
avenue, is entertaining her sister, Mrs.
! Patterson of Cherryvale.
Mr. and Mrs. Coler Sim left on Mon
day for tour of Colorado, Utah and
| California, which will last several weeks
The Conversazoine met on Wednesday
| with Miss Jocelyn at which meeting the
! discussion of the X rays was continu-
| ed
Next Monday evening a the resi-
| dence Of Mrs. Pool the ladies Of the Du
plicate whist clubs will play against
| their husbands.
Mrs. II. y. Cromwell, who has been
! spending the winter with her brother,
! L. r. Spangler. has gone TO Macon, No,
/ for short visit.
Invitations are out for a progressive
conversations TO be given on Wednes-
day evening. May S, az the closing meet
ing Of the Conversations.
The members Of the Columbian Whist
club which have enjoyed meeting each
| week during the past winter have dis
banded for the summer season.
Mss jessie SheaTman, who has been
making an extended visit to her brother
Mr. Frank Sherman, left early IN the
week Tor her home in Rochester. Y. Y.
The Epworth league OF the city ten.
| dered Or. Berry a reception on We'd
nesday evening Immediately after his
lecture which was a very pleasant at
fair.
AIRS. c. E. Sharpe and her baby ex-