The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-19

conclusion. The beautiful lawn and
garden on Plum street was a scene OF
merlin ant and music all evening. Mr.
Comfy has lately purchased the beautifu
lawn and grove adjoining his dwelling
which makes an ideal place. All kinds
OF amusements, as well as refreshments.
were provided for the guests, and Mr..
and Mrs. Comfy showed themselves to
be splendid and cordial hosts, and MI.
Comfy bore the honors OF the occasion
with his usual dignity and affability, all
his friends upon leaving MIN wishing
him many more years of happiness.
PARTY AT VILLAGES.
A party given by Mr.. and Mrs. D. ].
Wallace was a decided social success.
The invited guests met at the home Of
Mrs. T. X. Mclean on Fairview avenue,
and were taken to the home OF D. J.
Wallace, three miles north of the city in
conveyances sent in for that purposes.
The crowd was in merry mood, sing
ing on the way. The preparations for
the reception were in every way COM
plete A canopy in the yard. lighted
with huge japanese lanterns. The
guests then strolled about the yard and
through the house. while an orchestra
played. Even the barn had been neatly
decorated and prepared for reception,
and dancing. Games were INDUCED in
by those VINO did not dance.
Those who thus made merry We're:
The Misses Jennie Smith, Hattie Nc
Chung, Myrtle Lee, Edna Kirkwood,
Anna Mclean. Lucy Thomas, Helen
Carpenter, Mabel Ayre, Nirgie Little,
Mabel Casad, Lisby Heron, Mamie
Dean, Miss Dean, Katie and Margie
English, Roberta Vincent. Bertha john
son, Zema Gates, Clemma Fitch, Sadie
Caldwell, Merle Brooks, Stella Nell
haney, Edith Briggs, Claude Mccoy.
Mildred Hayworth, Gertie Froman. Nell
Jackman, Mamie Whitemeyer, Goldle
Evans, Bernice Evans; and Messrs. Orlo
Johnson, Charles Mclean, Walter Vim
cent. Emmett Norris. VIII Morris,
James Vincent, Floyd Casad, Jos. Mus
selman, Roy Johnson, Hal Mccoy, Murry
Kirkwood. Marshall tackman, John
Rohrer, Horace Edwards, Orville Boyle,
Jesse Fisher. Ed Jennings, Robert Nc
Vicar, McNaughten, Bert Selover. Ed
Selover. Earl Evans, A. C. Stenernagle,
Harkimer.
MISSES RICHTER ENTERTAIN.
The Misses Richter entertained Tues
day evening al their home. corner Of
Twen;y-first and Hydraulic avenue The
rain incerfered somewhat with the at:
tendance. but enough gathered 10 enjoy
the noval game which had been planned
for their amusement Miss Emma Hin
man won the prize. which was a beauti-
ful water color sketch. Appa,izing re-
freshments were served and all were re-
paid for the effort, which is always
necessary on damp day.
WARRTCKS SMOKER.
The smoker" given by Warrick lodge
X. Of P, on Monday evening was a pro-
nounced success. There were nearly
hundred persons present, who ate sand
witches, drank coffee, smoked good
cigars and played cards. It was a genu-
inc fratarndl good fellowship meeting.
When the Warrick boys want 10 repeat
a thing ike that the attendance will be
twice as great.
ROBERTSON-DARLING ENTERTAIN
Last Wednesday afternoon. az the
home a Mrs. George Darling. on North
Lawrence avenue, Mrs. =. G. Robert
son and Mrs. George Darling entertain
Cd large circle Of their friends. They
were assisted in entertaining by Nre.
Z. A. Hull and Mrs. Charles Tes.ari.
The house was beautifully decorated with
potied plants ana cut flowers. \ dainty
lunch o. ice cream. ices and cake was
served. Those present We're: Mesiames
Fred Robertson. Nelson Darling. ". II.
Dean. Dr. Lewis. T. c. Wilson. H. E.
TAayer. George Horner. Charles Pier
pact, George Settler. c. a. Rose. E. \.
Hun +. L. Holmes, Charles TeStard. H.
E Baker. George Darling. E. g. Robert
son. Human. Bur-, Wilson Dunn. Wells.
ana Misses Ha.Sley. Human, and Edith |
Briggs.
MARTIN BEUMER.
Mr.. Perley Martin CT Idaho. and Miss
Lydia E. Beurne- Of Wichita were mar
zeal spteDber Il. 81 the ,ao.as OF der
mother. Mrs. Beurer. I2S North Eseeile |
5yentie. Judge Haym4ker officiating.
Mr. ana Mrs. Martin look the train for