The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-11


euchre held sway until late hour
when frozen delicacies were an interest
ing feature.
Those Present were: Misses Mamie
Thomson, Bessie and Pansy Price, Rub.
Slade, Louise Lease, Ester Gars'
Clara Thomson, Agnes Davidson. Myrtle
Magill, Margaret Dorsey, and Messrs
Ben Kerfoot, Robert Torrington. Car
Rogers, Clyde Ferris. Fred Hill. Theron
Barrel, Shirley Jocelyn. Garland Fer
rell and Clyde Maxwell.
MISS RICHARDS ENTERTAIN.
Misses Lena and Clara Richards en-
tertained most pleasantly on Friday
evening last. The event was in th'
line of photograph party-the bal
pictures OF all having been obtained ant
placed in conspicuous places. Mucf
enjoyment was created in this way. and
Mss Olive Simpson received the prize
for discovering the greatest number o.
resemblance. Dainty refreshments were
served and all departed at late hour
pronouncing the party a marked sue
cess. Present were: Misses MsbIe Ber-
dine, Ida Sweeney, Ida Marks. Myrtle
McCarty, Ida Kensler, Maud Swain
Daisy Ferris, Bertha Braitsch, Lula Nc.
Dowell, Bertha Southwell, Edna
Braitsch, Fife Parrot, Emma Gertus
Male Engle5ach, Olive Simpson, Ameli5
Weigand, Anna We,gand, Ida Dennis
Williams, Clara Bowen, Pansy Thomas
and Messrs. Silas Brown, Paul Brown
Charlie Williams, Frank Jones, Arthur
Jones, Frank Hensler, Emil Braitsch
Ben Morgan. Albert Parrot, Sidney
Long, Albert Allen, Frank Braitsch
Tom Bostic
NORTH END WHIST CLUB.
Friday afternoon the North End Whist
club met with Mrs. A. II. Webb, on Fair
view avenue. Spirited games and cool
ing refreshments served TO dissipate the
heat at Mrs. WebD's delightful home and
a most pleasant afternoon was the re-
suit. Those present were: Mesdames
FREQ Robertson, G. W. Darling. Brown,
Chain, Steele, Bryant, Miller. Selover,
Jackman, Omrat Alley, Alley. ST., Alex
ander, Jewett. Villar Wallace, Fred
Aiey. and Whitney.
MISS JOHNSTON ENTERTANS.
The j. d. l.. S. club was entertained
last Wednesday by Miss Lizzie john
sion. The afternoon was most pleas
antly occupied with music, puzzles and
the reading and discussion OF a novel
cite. after which cooling refreshments
We're served. Members present were:
Misses Florence Sample, Pearl Rogers,
Lizzie Johnston, Lynette Furley, Anna
Jooes, Mary Phillips, Mary Jobes, Flor
ence Naftzger, Matte Jackman, and
Bessie Moore.
IMHOOF-BISHOP.
A very pretty and quiet home we'd
ding was tina, of Mrs. Mary dmhoof and
Mr.. Samuel Bishop, which occurred last
Sunday morning at o'clock, at the
residence Of the bride, GIG South Water
street. The marriage ceremony was
performed by Rev. Mr.. Hilton Of the
Christian church. After congratulate tons
extended by assembled friends the
happy couple left on an extended bridal
tour. They will return to the city
August 1, and will be at home to friends
a SIG South Water street.
HYPATIA PICNIC.
Hypatia held their annual picnic last
Friday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
c. w. Jackson. The picnic was given
at the present time in honor of Miss
Rea Woodman who departs Monday for
ST. Louis. The president, Miss Ma'ble
presented Miss Woodman with
h small token in appreciation of her
valuable and instructive lectures on
Shakespeare.
CHURCH RECEPTION.
Last Friday evening the social COM
mittee of the Reformed Church gave a
reception for the entire c. E. at the
home OF Mss Stella Thomas. Among the
were: Messrs. Paul Brown,
Sidney Long, Ben Morgan, Charlie
Williams. Leo Morgan. Thee Morgan,
Frank Jones. Arthur Jones, Siias Brown,
Cecil Richmond and Claude Smith:
Misses Daisy Faris, Emma Gerties.
Myrtle McCarty, Lena Richards, Clara
Richards, Angiebeck. Ida Williams,
Grace Dumcnt, Iva Jones, Fife Parrot.
Beartha Southwell, Lillian Simpson, May
Norris, Lula Mcdowell, Mrs. Reed,
Mrs. White. Mable Berdine, Pansy
Thomas and Stella Thomas. After vari-
ous games were played dainty refresh
nents were served. and all left voting
Mss Stella a charming hostess.
IN HONOR OF MISS PRATT.
Last Tuesday evening in honor OF
Miss Ida Pratt's fifteenth birthday, a
number Of gay young people gathered at
apr hn- y-ana
4 more enjoyable time was never spent.
When it grew dark they amused Them
selves with fireworks and sky rockets
md Roman candles were sent off in pro-
usion. Refreshments We're served and
n a short time the guests departed. af-
e- thanking again and again their kind
hostess for the pleasant evening which
hey spent. Those present were: Misses
Ninnifred Richards, Ada Pratt. VIVA
)ldfield. Nellie Pratt. Irene Colman,
Minnie Sherman, margarine Torrey,
Slyda High. Dora Buckner. Beatrice
Iorrey. Mamie Sweet. Leonore Ely.
Nora Commons and Florence Shuman.
FARWBLL PARTY GIVEN.
One of the pleasant occasions of the
week vas a farewell surprise party
\ Wednesday evening given by Miss Grace
2o55 in honor of her sisters. Miss
Ieatha Robb and Mrs. Charles Fuller.
very delightful evening was spent in
'1mes and other innocent amusements,
which caused merry laughter TO ring
Trough the house. At a late hour ice
ream and cake was served. The many
Iiends departed bidding Miss Leatha
md Mrs. Fuller and family a hearty
areweli. Among those present were:
ir. and Mrs. Jackson. C. A Robb,
osepa Bradley, l. D. Long, VIII Nessley,
William Olaphan,, Misses Minnie Irwin,
'ecil Dennis, Eta Brown. Ethel Rreese.
iunice Miller. Mary Bradley. Alice Nc
'ibben. Kate Lane. Minnie Carter. Ida