The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-30
WEEK IN SOCIETY
MES. O. L. DAVIDSON AND MRS.
OOLER SIM ENTERTAIN.


Given . Pleasant Surprise Wednesday
Birthday Anniversary at Clearwater
That Will be of Interest to WIchitans-
Cycling Club Entertainment.
Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Davidson and eMr.
end Mrs. Coler Sim entertained Tues
day afternoon and evening at the Dav-
fdson home Of invited guests there
were about one hundred and fifty pres
ent in the afternoon and probably 800
in the evening. The parlors and lawn
were very prettily arranged with flow
ers. Refreshments were served on the
lawn and the entire afternoon and
evening were such an enjoyable enter
tainment as Mrs Davidson and Mrs.
Sim know how TO plan.
EASTERN STAR.
Eastern Star met with MPs. Anderson
Wednesday afternoon. Among those
who took part in the social were: Mrs
Charles Ayler, Mrs. Bailey, Mrs David
Snythe, Mrs Race, Miss Kate Smythe,
Mrs. Stems, Mrs. Hereford, Mrs.
Sweeney, Mrs Elliott, Miss Blanche
Elliott, Mrs Shird, Mrs. Fred Cossitt,
Ms. Sweeney, Mrs. Nick Steffen, Mrs.
Swab, Mrs. George Bristow, Mrs Apple
gate. Mrs. Robert Reeves, Mrs. Hender-
son, Mrs. r. L. Guthrie
SURPRISE PARTY.
Miss Jessie Lyons was very agreeably
surprised on last Wednesday evening at
her home, 502 Hewitt avenue. All en-
joyed a pleasant evening in games ana
pt;ler araCsements. Those present
were: Misses Fern Randall, Eta Mar
tin, Kite Hill, Ethel McCanless, Pearl
Farmer, Jessie Lyons. and Messrs Roy
Riley, Herbert Smith, Donald Payne,
Werlo Mckee, Earl McCanless and
Raymond Watts.
IN HONOR OF MISS ROWE.
Last Friday evening, Misses Brown
al their home, entertained a number Of
friends IN honor OF Miss Mary Rowe OF
indianapolis, Ind. Elegant refresh
1nents were served and the entire even
ing was a delightful occasion.
BISHOP MILLSPAUGH ENTERTAIN.
Bishop and Mrs. Millspaugh. Of To-
peka, entertained, as is their custom an
nualjy a. this date, all the undergradu-
ates Of the College of the Sisters OF
f}etnamy. Musical renderings by the
pnonogrdph and strawberries and ice
cream and cake were a feature. This
invitation 10 Bishop House is the only
time when the young ladies are not sub
Ject 20 the scrutiny Of the faculty, and
they enjoy it all the more.
CYCLE CLUB.
Misses Maude and Kate Sargent en-
tertained the c. C. Cycling club Wed
uesday evening. The parlor was nicely
decorated with club colors, and there
was a general liveliness in the discus
sion of cycling matters. The guests
were: Mrs. Cooley, Mrs. Graves, the
Misses Kelley, Brock, Beaver, Caswell,
Swartz, Davis, Taft, Caldwell, Maxwell,
Evans, Barwise, Mason, Randall, Tin
ninger, Mason, Leeper, Mills, Clark,
Woody, Grosh. Woody, Burd, Dodge,
M,llen, NewcomD, Bourgette. Dean, Nor
Tis, Myers. Georgia Graves and Miss
Strouh of Wellington.
LEWIS ACADEMY SENIORS.
envy was entertained by Professor and
Mrs Naylor, Wednesday evening. Pres
ent were: Misses Nellie Waddington,
Bertha Binkley, Minnie White, Kate
Halsey. Amy Hays, Margaret Bachtel,
Clara Rule. ard Messrs. Harry Higgin-
son, Orv:ile lie Van, Arthur McCorm-
ick. Rudolph Hatfield, Harry Jordan and
Bert Reed.
CLEARWATER BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Last Tuesday evening a merry crowd
o. young people from Clearwater and
vicinity attended a birthday party given
"a The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl
Hammers. The party was given in
honor Of Mrs. Hammers and her broth
er-in-law, Mr.. Virgil Corn. their birth-
days being on the same day. The party
was we'll attended and every one reoor.,
ell a delightful time Lively games
We're PARTICIPATED in and PROMPTLY AZ
1899 delicate lunch was served which
was enjoyed by all. The young folks
departed az midnight wishing them
many happy returns OF the evening
Those present were: Misses Abhie
Kennel Verns Matthews, Florence
Laura and Myrtle Bigbee. Anna and
Mary McQuillin. Mrs Virgil Corn. Mrs
Pearl Hammers, Lutte Skinner. Ne,tie
Senter. Monnie Corb,n. Alys Hammers
Lizzie kincaid, Jessie Keller. Cora
Smith, Ella De Water, and Minnie
Emma Bowmen, Princehouse and Mrs.
Joshua Nickerson: Messrs. Thomas
kimei. Sam Nacre5ie. James Nacre1ie
Name Hammers, Brewer Hammers.
Hammers. AR. Pearl Hammers. Ira
Parker. Virgil Corn, Ralph MARQUIS
John Engstrom. Bert Keller. Warren
Matthews. Harry Dorm. Conev Coroin
Henry Harrington. Joshua Nickerson
VIII Ferrison and VIII Snyder.
OTHER SOCIETY EVENTS.
Miss Frances Aldendeifer will make
her farewell appearance before Wichita
people tonight al s.. Johns Episcopal
church.
Mr.. VIII Nicely Of the firm Of john
son & Larimer's dry goods store. left
the first Of the week for a visit 10 New
York. Niagara Falls and other eastern
points.
Miss Harriette Wells has gone 10
Kansas CITY, No. 70 graduate with the
class of the Western Conservatory of
Music. She was joined by Mss Susan
Merrill Of Furley. Kan. who viii spend
8 few days in Kansas City. then viii 60
70 Monmouth, H. 10 spend the summer
with her aunt.
Mrs. Franklin Corn Of Kansas City
will he TIE guest of Mrs. General Muir
ray Meyers the coming week.
Mrs. Dr.. Mcclellan OF s.. Marys. Kan.
Is visiting friends here for week.
Mrs. c. c. Merry and daughter. Helen.