The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-24

Downing. Selover. Jackman, Inboden.
Norris, Kensler, Bruner, Chapel, Ed
wards, Pierce, Hawley. Strosbury. Vim
cent, Harris, Hagney, Cain, Barlow,
Hellar, Reese, McNeal, Hays. Farmer,
Lynch, Matthews, Noble, Dob.on, Nc
Pherson, Rogers, Alley. Bump. Westgate,
Myers, Hopkins OF New York.
MRS. CORBETT ENTERTAINS.
Mrs. W. S. Corbett gave farewell re-
| ception at her home on North Waco
avenue on Friday afternoon before leav-
| ing for her new home in Kansas City.
The home was lastly arranged for the
| occasion ana presented a charming ap-
| pearance. Mrs. Corbett maintained her
usual reputation as a hostess, and the
guests had a very delightful afternoon.
| Mrs. CoFbett was assisted by Misses
| Margie Knorr, Bessie Reed and Mrs.
| Lee CorDett. Those present were: Mrs.
J. P Allen, Mrs. Sid Ashton, Mrs. E. B.
Allen, Mrs. ]. H. Alley, Mrs. John ArOo-
gast, Mrs Omrail Alley, Mrs. L. w.
! Clspp, Mrs. H. z. Case, Mrs. Homer
| Caldwell, Mrs Foster Brook, Mrs. z. E.
| Buckley. Mrs. Charles Brooks, Mrs. J.
| H. Black, Mrs. o. H. Bentley, Mrs. o.
| D. Barnes, Mrs. Miller Of Michigan, Mrs.
! c. L. Davidson, Mrs. ]. O. Davidson,
MIS-. Victor Murdoch. Mrs. Mo-ehouze,
Mrs. Ralph Millison, Mrs. Darlington OF
st. Joseph, Mr.. Filley of ST. joseph,
Mrs. r. P. Murdoch, Mrs. Ray Oliver,
Mrs. F W. Oliver, Mrs. A w Oliver,
Mrs. E. B. Oldham, Mrs. William Little,
Mrs Motley, Mrs. Mason c. Nevins, Mrs.
a. S. Parks. Mrs. W. ". Pearce, Mrs.
Charles Pool, Mrs VIII Pierce Mrs. r.
L. Holmes. Mrs. George Dickon, Mrs. ].
L. Dyer, MS. William Innes. Mrs. a. H.
Fabrique, Mrs. Walter Dyer, Mrs. c. J.
Fletcher, Mrs. FeyriIl, Mrs. Howard
Hettinger, Mrs. Cecil Harris, Mrs. A.
Hess, Mr.. L Hettinger, Mrs. ]. D.
Houston, Mrs. Houck, Mrs. W. W.
Johnson, Mrs. a. c. Jobes, Mrs. R. H.
ROys, Mrs. w. A. Reed, Mrs. Rogers, |
Mrs. Townley Of Kansas City, Mrs. Fin
lay Ross, Mrs. Talburt, Mrs. B. A.
Ward. Mrs. Bort of Michigan, Mrs. F. |
c. Wood, Mrs. c. A. Walker, Mrs. Coler |
Sim, Mrs. Fred S-nyth. Jr., Mrs. Charles !
Smytn, Mrs. 1. r. Sherwin, Mrs. Slu,s, |
Mrs Wilbur Stout, Mrs. W. E. Stanley, |
Mrs. E. Vail, Mrs. George Knorr. Mrs.
H. T. Kramer, Mrs. Charles Knorr. Miss
Hettinger.
MISS KEITH SURPRISED.
The scholars of the seventh grade Of |
the Carleton school on Thursday night |
surprised their teacher, Miss Li5bie |
Keith, at her home on the corner OF |
Market and Lewis streets. Miss Keith |
was assisted in entertaining her pupils |
The evening was charmingly spent with /
games and conversation. Those present |
We're: Gail Sutton, Marguerite Leonard, |
Grace Jones. Nettie Snodgrass, Nellie |
Flaunders Allie Fletcher, Lena Imhoof,
Hattie Shields, Ada Hilliard, Lottie
Horniday, Jessie Whitlock. Mable
Lovlin, Fern Husey, Anna Kelso,
Clarence Petery. George Tagenhorst,
Raymond McTaggart, Victor Gertice,
Carroll Fosnot. Clarence Guyer, Eddie
Robinson, Herbert Whittiker. Emmet
Leslie Harper, Ray Delamatre, Hugh
Clark.
PROGRESSIVE WHIST PARTY.
Miss Olive Clayton entertained a num-
Der of her friends most charmingly on
Friday evening al her home on East
Central avenue with progressive whist.
After the games were finished a dainty
luncheon WAS strved. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Elliott, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Alley, Mr.. and Mrs z. A.
kinnaird, and Misses Mayme Mccoy,
Harriet Tanner, Blanche Chandler,
Daisy Lynch, Margaret Parker, Mayme
Mananey, Emma HILL Mollie Warren,
Lulu Sheppard, May Edwards. Lola
Maxwell. Gertrude Jackson, Roberta
Davis. Ella Bourgette Laura Davis and
Messr.. E. S. Rumsey. S. NJ. Stevens. J..
Goldsmith, George Lynch, Clyde Max
well, Ira Pearce, Brue Priddy, Park I'm
boden. Elvero Hoag, Ben Durfee, o.
Hayworth, Lester Moore. Elmer Reece,
r. A. Davis and Charles Englehart.
ENTERTAINED FOR MR.. SHAW.
In honor of Dr. Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
D. Shaw entertained a few friends last
Thursday evening al their home, 231
North Ohio avenue, for Mr.. S. \. Shaws
father from Taylorshill, H. The even
ing ives spent in music by Zura Shaw
and Mr.. w. H. Ardtor. The graphic
phone passed the evening all too quick
ly. Elaborate refreshments were serv-
ed at an appropriate hour.
Mrs. 0. P. Cozatt entertained al din
ner Friday in honor of Mrs. A. G. Huff
man and Mrs. Louis Cochran OF Pea
body The other guests were: Mrs.
Carroll Carpenter Of Derby, Mics Halle
Maxwell of Kansas City, ana Mrs ]. L.
Conway.
c. \. Walker and c. H. Luling are in
receipt OF congratulatory kilograms
from Cse0rpe w Perkins third vice
president New York Life Insurance
announcing that they are
among the leaders, producing the larg-
est volume of business in the month OF
September From the four thousand
agents doing business for the company,
every month the names OF the fifty lead
ers are bulietined.