The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-05
GAVE A CARD PARTY.

| Burk, Tom Clare, Harvey Earring and
| Charlie Albert
GAVE A CARD PARTY.
The Misses Imo Creditor and Nina
Reams gave a morning card party 10
friends on Thursday and Friday morn
ings fer Miss Creditor, who Is home on
a visit from ST. Joseph, no. Hearts was
/ tne game, and Misses Gene Ross and
! Beulah Creditor served the punch dur
! ing its progress. Morning card parties
are not entirely new but for ladies' dur
! ing the hot weather, the cool mornings
are the most agreeable time in the day
! for parties This party was a delightful
/ SUCCESS. The Creditors home was taste
| fully decorated AMI music added TO the
| enjoyment Of those present Refresh
nlents were served al II a. m. Mrs.
Charles Knorr won the prize on Thurs
! day, silver travelling manicure set.
Miss Georgia Parr won the prize Fri
day. which was a beautiful pearl and
silver adorned envelope opener. A mark
ed feature was the singing by Misses
Eudora Woods, Elva Walker and Afontez
Dunbar, and the recitation by Miss
Junkerman. The guests were: Mes
danes Lee Corbett, Verne Frazier, Wal
ter Dyer, VIII Pierce, Charles Knorr,
Frank Craig, Bion Hull, Ira Sherwin,
and Bruce Dixon the; Misses Margaret
and Anna Brown, Maude Girty, Laura
Geohegan, Daisy Lynch, Maude Rix,
Maude RentZ, Olive Magill, Daisy
Woods, Lizzie Noble, Maude Davis. Pearl
Murdoch. Grace York, Maud Parks,
Cora Cogdell, Bessie Mccoy, Lena Cox,
Mae Wilson, Marie Luling, Marie Grey,
M0ilie Warren, Nina Bush, Elva Walker,
Montez Dunbar, Georgia Parr, Abbie
and Emma Potts. Emma McClees, Katie
Junkernan, Eudora and Julia Woods,
Maize Alley, Ellen Robinson. Edna
Hutchinson, Alice Wells, Ida and Sadie
Joseph, Ada Aiken, Mile Hays, Myrtle
Hinton, Evelyn Imboden, Laura Bot,
Josephine Wallace, Ella Hellar, Fife
and Florence Culver.
EVENING IN THE COUNTRY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haden, who are living
on their farm seven miles southeast of
Wichita, entertained a few of their
many friends Saturday evening. After
few hours spent in music, both vocal
and instrumental, Mrs Haden conduct
ed the merry crowd 10 the lawn where
there was large table that fairly groan-
ed with the choicest OF fruits and wa
termelons. The hours sped all too quick
ly. All returned 10 their homes al a late
hour wishing their host and hostess
many happy returns. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Bagby, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bethhoff Of Greenwich: Mr.. Nor
gan. Bertha Ayers, Abbe Calhoun. May
Simis0n, Alice Davis. Rosa Hudson,
Daisy Overlace, Jesse Clhoun. Efie and
Lulu Simison, Horace Brown, Will r.
Clements. George Carter, Jack Stanton,
Ben Harrison, Charles Lindsey and
Mr.. Shirley.
PARTY FOR LITTLE FOLKS.
Miss Amy Cornell of 255 North Law
renee avenue gave a party 10 a number
Of her little friends on Friday afternoon.
the occasion being her seventh birthday.
They were entertained with games and
other amusements for a few hours, after
which they We're served with ice cream,
cake, fruits and candies. Those present
were: Lot;ie Shaw. Vera Miller, Hilda
Weisenflush. Marjorie Berry. Manurva
Miller, Marco Adams. Julia Biting and
Bessie May Willard
MRS. JOHN LEEN ENTERTAINS.
A most pleasant evening was spent at
the home OF Mrs. John Leen Of 500 In
diana avenue, last Thursday night, in
honor OF Miss Catherine DAWN of Great
Bend who has been visiting here for the
last three weeks before entering All
Hallows Academy. Music and games |
passed the hours away and refreshments
were served at an appropriate hour
These invited were Misses Catherine
DAWN, Annie and Susie Davis. Olive !
Dunning, Elva Abel, Lille and Clara |
Hannibal, Margaret Isenhart, Leila Tor |
rey and Mary Walech.
PARTY FOR MISS GARY.
Miss Vixen Kesler entertained last |
East Oak street, in honor of iler friend. |
Miss Laura Gary of Kansas City, who /
is visiting here. A thoroughly good time /
was had by all, with conversation. music |
and some numbers given by two young |
impersonators. as yet unknown 20 fame. |
but destined to some day have their /
names added 70 the list OF Wichita's !
noted people.
a dainty lunch was served. which in
Guided all the delicaciss OF the season.
The guests were: Misses Laura Gary |
OF Kansas City, Irene Hamilton OF ST. |
Louis. Lolita Charlton, Florence Howard.
Mary Culver. Mabel Bull. Lucia Kirker
OTHER SOCIETY EVENTS.
The marriage o. Miss Flora B. Inhoot
and Mr.. Henry O. Simpson Will occur
Wednesday evening September Sth, a
O'Clock al the residence CO Mr.. and Mrs
Frank NJ. Jacques. $50 South Lawrence
avenue.
One OF the most enjoyable events CT the
week was the needle work parry given
by Miss Lena Cox on "Wednesday after
noon. The guests were: Mrs. Verne
Frazier. AI-s. Charley Garvey. Miss
Maud Girty, Miss Loteje Newcomb. Miss
Jennie Cox.