The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-13
FOR LITTLE ONES
MISS WOOLARD ENTERTAINS FOR
MISS DAVIDSON.
One of the Pleasant Features of the Week
Given on the Lawn for Miss Oakley
Davidson of fChicago-Miss Kate EnglisI,
Gives Whist Party for :iiss Corner, the
uand-Painted Decorations Were Unique
and Indicative of q Good Time-Other
Events During the Week.


land Painted Decorations Were Unique
and Indicative of a Good Time-Other
Events During the Week.
The society event Of the week among
the younger set was the party on the
lawn given by little Miss Bessie May
Woolard il honor OF her cousin, Miss
Oakley Davidson, Of Chicago. Saturday
afternoon from 3 until 5, the lilliputians,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Wool
ard az 10 Nortn Lawrence avenue, had
complete possession and they reigned
supreme. giving vent to their happiness
and good feeling with childish laughter.
The scene was enchanting, with gallant
little men and beautiful little maids who
with radiant faces reflected complete en-
toyment of the day. These young soci-
ETY. folk were chaperoned by Madams
w 3. Throckmorton, J. o. Davidson,
5Irs. F. c. Bush and Miss Nina Bush.
Misses Mary Biting and Bessie Innes
served al the punch bowl in the dainti
est manner. In the later part Of the
afternoon the little folks were grouped
and a photograph was taken of the
scene. Then they were seated at tables,
all sitting on little chairs, when another
photo was taken. The luncheon tables
were covered with the whitest Of linen
with a white carnation flower "a each
plate. In the centre and az each end
were Gu: flowers giving out the sweet
est of fragrance. Sweet peas, roses and
nasturtums were the floral decorations.
The party was a most decided success,
and Miss Woolard proved herself 10 be
a charming hostess. The party on the
lawn will long be cherished as one Of
the events in their lives. Those presen;
were: Oakley Davidson, Elsie Fitch,
Grace Fulhngton, Ruth Iinboden, Flor
ence Voss, Julia Biting, Chester Biting,
Helen Diamond, Bruce Billingsly, Myr-
na Van Lantz, Herold Grafton, Julia
Magin, Laura Keach, Bird Ke3ch, Glen
ent Wilson, Margie Jackson, Helen
Jackson, Julia Wilson, Vivian McNama-
ra, Eugene Stanley, Arthur Noble, Eliza
Throckmorton, Throck Davidson, Fin
lay Ross, Ted Ellsworth, Margaret Case,
Helen Case. Tom Torrington, William
Brook, Howard Galushia, Charles Pool,
Victor Doid, John Jacob Dold. Henry
Junior, Margaret Keenan,, Hypatia Kee-
nan, Tess Taylor, Alice Jobes. Meva
Eleckley, Frank Robertson, Vinton
Mandigo, Charlotte Wickersham, Ruth
Wichersham, Fred Nafsgar Powell
Chapman, James Beach, Amy Cornell,
Luther Damon, Hiram Lewis and Mild
red Im5oden.
WITH MRS. M'NAMARA.
Mrs. J. j. Mcnamara gave the second
CT her series Of entertainments last
Thursday afternoon at her elegant home
on North lawrence avenue. Progressive
whist was the feature of this delightful
function and extremely pleasant and ex-
citing were the games in which the la
dies INDUCED during the afternoon. The
beautiful rooms were profusely decorat-
ed with flowers, among which roses pre-
dominated, and their lovely faces were
represented on the unique hand-painted
score cards. while sweet peas were cho-
sen as favors. The toothsome and dain-
~ lunch served after the games attract
ed a great share Of attention and added
40 hrS. -hC->dHldId y diitdby hluS-
spread reputation for hospitality.
Y NJ c. A LADIES ENTERTAIN.
The reception given by the Young La
dies Auxiliary of the Y. NJ c. a. last
evening was very enjoyable affair. In
vltationS had been issued TO their num-
erous friends and a large crowd was
present. After the program the guests
We're invited into the reception rooms
where dainty refreshments were served.
which, together with the merry repartee,
completed a happy evening. The pro-
gram the young ladies' had arranged
proved one Of the features ofthe even
ing's entertainment. and was as follows:
Invocation, DR.. S. s. Noble; piano solo,
Miss Mary f. Rutan; recitation, Miss
Helen Burke; music, Y. NJ. c. a. quar-
tette; vocal solo, Miss Mabel Larimer;
recitation, Miss Eulalia Wendle; selec-
ton, Peerless Princess Mandolin club.
MISSES DROWN ENTERTAIN.
y very delightful party was given by
Misses Minnie and Jessie Drown Friday
evening. A delicious supper was served.
Miss Eva MS1ee, guessing the greatest
number of book titles in the book con-
test, Sdlneu me prize. Inc evening VIII
be remembered with pleasure. by all.
The guests present were Misses Nina
Caldwell. Grace Morris, Mary Kelly.
Eva MCGEE. Anna Zeininger, Gertie
Jackson, Emma AIcGee, Florence Hi
barger. Sallie knight, Anna Mulvey.
Helen Ahern. Jessie Adams, Eta Eel
lows and Belle Stever.
CHAUTAUQUA ALUMNI.
One of the most pleasant functions OF