The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-29
FOR THEIR FRIEND
MISSES WRIGHT ENTERTAIN IN
HONOR OF EIsS LOVE.

Their Hospitable Home on North Law
renee tho Scene of q Merry Gathering
Last Thursday Evening-Mr. O. u
stocker Gives a Stag Party for Kew
Eugene Shipper of Massachusetts-Th
Literary and Musical Entertainment o
Missss Junkerman and Woods . Sue
cess-Mauv Other Events of the Weef
The party Of the week and one OF the
most pleasant of the summer season
was the one given last Wednesday even
ing by the Misses Wright at their nand.
some home on North Lawrence avenue
in honor Of their guest, Miss Jean Love
Of Kansas City.
Music dancing an dthe liveliest kind
or repartee engaged the attention OF the
guests during the evening An elabor-
ate supper was served al an appropriate
hour. Mrs. Harry Sheppard and Mrs.
Homer Caldwell assisted in the prepare
ton and Misses Leila Prdue, Emily Tor
rington and Nellie Lehman assisted in
the serving Of the dainties.
Throughout the evening the College
Hill Mandolin club rendered some choice
selections, which greatly enhanced the
pleasure Of the evening. The prize for
archery was won by Mr.. Sidney Chap
man. Miss Gertie Jackson succeeded in
winning the BOBBY prize.
The following were the guests: Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Sheppard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Caldwell, Mr.. and Mrs. D. S.
Howe, Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Elliott, Mr..
and Mrs Ira Sherwin, Mr.. ana rs. j..
Arbogast,~ Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Hull, Mr..
and c. Knorr, Mr. and Mrs. W. Pierce,
Mr.. and Mrs. V. Frazier; Misses Jeane
Love of Kansas City, Maud Girty, Mona
Thomson, Anna Vincent, Mayme Peck
OF Wellington, Roberta Vincent, Clara
Thomson, Agnes Irons, Flora Barnes,
Edith Briggs, Beryl Lehman, Helen Car
penter, Edith Moffat, Mary Mccullough,
Clara Bowen, Bessie Reed, Abbie Potts,
Florence Reed, Emma Potts Myrtle
Sluss, Aquilla Hettinger, Blanche Elliot,
Nina Caldwell, Margie Knorr, Lena
Crib, Edith Elliot, Harriet Tanner, Eu-
dora Woods, Mabel Millson, Amelia Bis
santz, Julia Woods, Lena Richards,
Lulu Parker, Clara Richards, Bernice
Evans, Maggie Woody, Goldie Evans,
Mary Rutan, Gertrude jackson, Kath-
ryne Junkerman, Laura. Goheg3n, Mile
Hays. Anna Mason, Eta Mason, Cata-
lima Mason; Messrs. c. Topping, p.
Brown, W. Lingenfelter, r. Webster, j.
Vincent, II. Edwards, r. Johnson, W.
Vincent, c. Hereford, II. Moffat, B. B.
Anawalt. 0. Johnson, H. Kieser, F.
Hellar, z. Reese, A. P. Ritchie, F. l..
johnson, z. Morris, ]. McClees, c. Engle-
hart, c. A. Tanner, J. Kelley, j. Crib,
II. Wheeler, l.. r. Kramer, W. Parker,
F.. Evans, S. Chapman, f. Adams, e.
Jennings, J. Parkinson, S. Brown, F.
Evans, A. Davenport, B. Morgan, and
A. Rutan.
MR.. AND MRS. RAUCH ENTERTAIN.
A delightful social affair was the party
given on Friday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. W. II. Rauch of North Lawrence
avenue, in honor of the departure of Dr.
and Mrs. Then for Jefferson City, Mo-.
where the doctor is to succeed to a very
large and lucrative practice by reason
Of the illness and old age Of the physi-
cian in charge. Music beguiled the hours
away, and the table in the dining ROOM
TO which the guests were invited, was
not the least attractive feature of the
evening. On it were things good to eat
and to drink. and things onl yto admire,
their sweet fragrance TO the social
charms OF the congenial friends assem-
bled. Those present were: DR.. and Mrs
Then and Master Henry Then, Rev.
and Mrs. Bruce Griffith. Mr. and Mrs
Samuel Walters, Mr.. and Mrs. f. P.
Martin, Mrs. f. Watson, Rev. Father
j. Henry Then, Miss Georgia Parr, Miss
Esther Rauch and Miss Pearl Martin.
PICNIC AT GRISWOLD.
One of the most delightful picnics was
at GriswolI Park last Wednesday after
noon. The time was most pleasantly
spent with boat riding and shooting the
chutes until supped time, when the
ladies' spread their Hell-filled baskets.
and all did justice in eating. Mrs. Will
Low was chaperon. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs George Kelley, Mr.. and
Mrs Elmer Hartman, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Tutwiler. Rev. W. Hilton and wife and
baby, Mr.. VIII Morris. Mrs. Tom Sulli-
van, Miss Florence Kelley, Mr.. Neigns-
wonger, Mr. Garland Kelley.
TO MISS CRIB.
Mrs. Cash Henderson entertained last
friday for Miss Lena Crib at her home
"ii So'':h Emporia. The hours sped all
90 cuic-,y in ;,smes ana amusements.
Miss Grace York O: Pine Bluff. Ark.
Won the first prize. and Miss Kate Eng
fsh the BOBBY. Throughout the after
mon punch was served Later an elab-
crate luECh was served. At each piate
vas a handsome souvenir rose. Those
present were. Miss Grace York, Miss
Lena Crib, Miss Kate English. Miss
Lizzie Noble. Miss Pearl Murdoch and
Mrs Testard.
AFTERNOON BY MISS PARKS.
Miss Maud Parks entertained veste--
day afternoon from four until seven
O'Clock at her home on North Topeka
avenue. Miss Parks introduced some
Unique games which made the afternoon
pass all 100 quickly. Miss Pauline Lew
cling and Florence Reed won The prizes.
y ve:y dainty lunch was served. Those
present were: Marie Luling, Maude
Girty, Nina Reams. Lena Cox. Daisy
Lynch, Pauline Lewelling. Maude Ma
tAews. Anna Brown. Bessie Mccoy.
clarence Muivey. Grace York. Pearl
Murdoch. Lucy Thomas. Bessie Reed,
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