The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-12
FOR HIS FRIENDS
MASTER HENRY WALLENSTEII En-
TERTAINED FRIDAY.

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Honor of Ralph Peter of Winfield
simpson Imhoof Wedding Wednesday
Mrs. Henry Wallenstein entertained or
Friday evening at her spacious home on
North Topeka avenue in honor Of her sor
Master Henry Wallenstein, Jr. Their
were a host OF little folks present who
by their merry laughter gave evidenc'
that they were having delightful time
From 5 until the children romped and
played all kinds OF games on the beau
tiful lawn. The decorations We're plni
which, with a background Of nature
green, gave very pleasing effect TO Inc
eye.
The children in their light frocks and
their happy smiles and resounding laugh
ter passed the time all too quickly, and
all were 10th to depart for their homes
when the hour drew nigh for departure.
Mrs. Wallenstein introduced some sim
Die but unique games which were the ali
absorbing pastime for great many OF
the little boys and girls. In one corner
Of the lawn under the shade of big tree
was a punch bowl from which pink
punch was served throughout the even
ing.
Mrs Wallenstein assumed active
charge of the pretty affair, and to her
gracious hospitality much OF the enjoy
ment Of the children can be ascriOed.
Assisting her were Mrs. Frank Talbert,
Mrs. Bush and Miss Nina Bush. The
charming little host Wore a pink and
white costume. At each plate al the re-
freshment table was a pretty basket fill
ed with candy and decorated tastefuily
with violets. The favors were dainty
little German paper caps. The guests
were:
Helen Brooks, Catherine Brooks, Gen.
evieNe Thompson, Margaret Case, Hell
en- Case, Bruce Billingsly, Hypatia Kee-
nan. Marguerite keenan,, Bessie May
Woodland, Essie Fitch, Francis, Farm
ham, Fred Naftzger, George Beilairs.
Chester Biting. Julia Biting. Howard
Galusha. Neva Bleckley, Charles Pool,
Nellie Steffen, Victor Dold, John Jacob
Dold- William Torrington, Tom Torring
Don, Ruth Wickersham, Howard Ander-
son, Laura Heeth, Bird Heeth, Oakley
Davidson, Vivian Mcnamara, Guy Cold
staDdt, Bertram Kaufman, Fabrique Mol
ley, Willie Braitsch, Jim Beach, Helen
Diamond Strong Human, Fred Ross,
Frank Woods, Bessie Ludlum, Bernice
Black, Sidney Levy, Lucelle Brunstetter,
Herbert Powell, Title Goldstein, Nelort
Powell and Pauline Marguerite Wallen-
stein.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Little Miss Zay Allen entertained
"Wednesday afternoon from 10 in hon
or OF her seventh birthday. The time was
spent IN games and other amusements
and a general good time was had A
dainty lunch was served and all returned
home happy. Those present were Agnes
Bush, jess Taylor, Edith Eaton. Jimmie
Eaton. May Spear, Mabel Sells, Julia
Btrting. Chester Biting. Bruce Billings
ley, Helen Billingsley, Marcia Higgfnson
Gay Bertram, Helen Jackson, Marjorie
jackson, Clementine Young, Pauline
Grafton, Naomi Grafton. Norma Harris.
Carrie Harden. Irene Riley. Genevieve
Riley, Teddy Ellsworth, Jimmie ELS
worth, Ethel Quincy, Irene Dorsey, Ma
Fie Dorsey, Harold Grafton, Howard An
6erson, John Dorsey and Minnie Smith.
MRS. KEENAN, ENTERTAINS.
Mrs. B. l.. Keenan, gave a little party
On Tuesday evening in compliment to her
guests. Miss Kittie AIcNurtrie and Miss
Frances Overstreet OF Emporia. Kan
The young people passed the evening al
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other entertainments was a guessing
contest called sthate abbreviations. On
slips Of paper were written the following
questions:
l. The mos: religious?
2 The most egotistical?
; Not state for the untidy7
l. The most Asatic.
8. The father % states?
6. The most maidenly?
Z. The most useful in having?
s. Best state in time OF flood?
6. Decimal state?
10. State Of astonishment?
IL. State OF exclamation?
Il. State to cure the sick?
Is. The most unhealthy s,ata
i. Best state for students?
10. State where there IS no such word
as fail?
Each one was furnished a slip and pen
Gil 10 write the guess opposite the cues
zion. Mr.. Charley Lawrence had the
highest average Of the guesse~s. having
answered eleven OF; Of the fifteen CUES
lions.
MARRIED IN IOWA.
In Silver City. Iowa. on Wednesday.
September S, al high noon. Mr. Frank
Sworts was married 10 Miss Edna Dun
bar. Miss Dunbar was a Wichita girl
raised and educated in this city ana was
highly esteemed by all who knew her
She was a member Of the Oak Stree; /
Presbyterian church, and 10 know her
wkas TO be her friend. Mr.. Swar,s Is a /
model young man, 4 wealthy farmer and /
s.ockman.
FOR THEIR FRIENDS.
Misses Anna and Marie Casad enter |
tanned number of their friends a. their
home. COZ North Lawrence. Friday even |