The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-10
HAD LOTS OF FUN
MISSES BRIGGS AND FISHER EN-.
TERRAIN LAST WEEK.

Friday Afternoons at the Home Of Nils
Briggs on North Lawrence Avenue
Some Very Amusing Games Made tn
Afternoon Speed Awsy-Miss MyrtI
SIuss and Mrs. Verne Frazier Won tn
Prizes-Mr Boyle Entertains His Sun
day School Scholars
Miss Edith Briggs and Miss Heller
Fisher entertained informally at the res
:dence of tie former, 1850 North Law
sence, Oh Thursday and Friday after
Moons IN mos: interesting way. The
most amusing game was that Of pinnins
paper upon the back OF each young
iady's gown, bearing the name Of som;
noted person or character Of fiction. The
fact thai each knew what the other rep
resented and was at a loss 10 find her
own identity furnished much amuse-
ment. The principal game was guessing
the title of wei known books from illus
trated cards. Each guest was blindfoid-
ed and required 20 draw q pig, thereby
greatly adding TO the number OF artists
In the city. The prizes, consisting of
flowers, We're awarded on Thursday 10
Miss Myrtle SluSs and Mrs. Verne Fra
Iier, and on Friday 20 Miss Sadie Da-
mon and Miss Anna George. After the
games danny refreshments We're served.
-drs. Hull, Mrs. II. ". Darling, Mrs. y.
o. McClees of Denver, and Misses Helen
Pratt. Vera Hull and Donna Fisher as
sisted in entertaining the guests. Those
present on Thursday were: Mesdames
Verne Frazier, Lee Coroe;t, Charles Tes-
Iard, Ralph Miilison, Walter Dyer, Chas.
knor-, Nevins, Bon Hull, VIII Pierce,
Mortimer. Joseph Griffith, ~9Tn1ah Alley;
Misses Maude Girty, Myrtle Sass, Mar
garet Knorr, Lillian Lewis, Bessie Reed.
Myrtle Hinton. Florence Reed, Grace
McAdams, Lillian Balance, julia Woods
Cordial L.nneI. Iron, Barnes, Daisy
Lynch, Lizzie Noble, Maoel Hartman,
Gertie Jackson. inez Jackson, Mary Dor
eey, Edith Moffi;;. Essie Mccoy, Pauline
Lewelling and Mary Mccullough.
Those present on Friday We're Misses
Bernice Evans, Goldie Evans. Mabel
Millson, Mabel Ayres, Maud Matthews,
Jane BuTd. Sadie Damon, Anna George,
Anna Burr, Bertha Johnston. Bertie
Vincent, Vesta Charlton, Lotta Charlton,
Flora Casweli, Emma Human, Emma
Hill, Maize Aley. Bessie Bruner, Carrie
Wright. May Wrigni, Clara Bowen, Mona
Thompson, Clara Thompson, Florence
Muivey, Stella WOrrell. Stella Burke,
Blanche Chandler, Nellie Jsckman, En-
ma Kauke, May Ahern. Mary Lewis,
Amy Burd, eJssie Clark, Leida Mills, Eva
AIcGee. Emma Niece
FOR HIS SCHOLARS.
Mr.. o. a Boyle entertained his Sun.
Gay school class. No. y, OF the First NJ
e. church. las- Thursday evening in MS
apartments in the SedgWiCk block. The
rooms mad been decorated in becoming
manner Cor the occasion and were very
beautiful The game of crokinole occu-
pied the attention Of the young men for
a while, when as diversion the gram
Hphone was put in motion ana tyIlve ex-
ira fine numbers were rendered 10 tie
satisfaction OF the guests. Later. fruit,
cream and other deljcacies were served,
during which time conversation helped 10
make the evening che OF extra pleasure
and enjoyment. Those present were:
Cash Johnson. Frank Harris, BAIT Daw-
son, Richard Bird, Henry Baker. Pierce
Hallowel James Yazel, ". L. Buck. !
Myron Boyle, Fred Hummelke, Arthur !
Johnson, Harry Wells, Ora French, Jo- !
seph Hoilingsworth and Edward Jen- |
aings.
CHAUTAUQUA MEETS MONDAY.
The Ch9u,auque program which will |
Re given tomorrow, October II, will be as
follows. The meetings this month will be |
neid at the home Of Mrs. J. y. Roach, 4l9 |
North Waco.
Imperial Germany-Mrs. Robertson.
The Social Spirit IN America Chapter |
2--Mrs. Loosely.
Awheel in Germany-Mary Lewis.
The Building Of the German Empire
Mrs. Laycock.
Biographical Sketch. Faraday-Mrs.
Roach.
Essay. German Music ana Musicians
Miss Thompson.
Mrs. Rowlee VIII be The leader. Ofic-
ers for The coming year will be elected at
Snis meeting
FOR MRS. LADD.
Last Friday evening. at her residence.
1116 East Douglas avenue. Mrs. Caldwell
Ladd entertained informally in honor Of
Mrs. George Ladd of Quincy. H.. VINO
mas been spending me summer here. and
VINO Viii depar; in a few days for her
future home i'll Cripple Creek. Colo. In
mediate friends and relatives were nres-
en- and ali thoroughly enjoyed the after
moon and evening, delightfully."- spent in
social intercourse.
~ O'Clock an elaborate luncheon was
spread in The dining room ana the feast
was partaken ~ in he spIri, of a fare
well between The guess present.
The guests were Mrs. George I.sdd of
Quincy. Ill, guest OF honor: Mrs. ! Y
Ladd, city: Miss Bessie Ladd. Miss len