The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-09
MISS LUL|NC'S PARTY
Gave a CongeniaI Little Re-
ception Last tuesday.
MISS ALLEN ENTERTAINED
Washington's Wedding Day
Celebrated Thursday.

The little informal party given by Miss
Marie Luling last Tuesday evening at her
home, 451 North Waco avenue. was one
full OF genuine, wholesouled enjoyment.
1t was one of those thoroughly congenial
little gatherings that linger long in the
memory of those that were present. Miss
Luling is an ideal hostess and fortunate
indeed are those who are favored with
her hospitality. The parlors and the
dining room were tastefully decorated,
which under the soft mellow lights pre-
sented a cheerful scene and radient and
happy faces. The evenings entertain
ment was devoted principally to whist,
dancing and charades. Miss Annie Brown
proved to be the most adept at whist and
was awarded first prize, which was a
beautiful. .boquet of flowers. Mr.. Adrain
Houch won first prize for the gentlemen
and received a handsome silver cigar
clipper. The refreshments were dainty
and toothsome, which were served in the
dining room. Witty and brilliant was the
conversation which flowed around the
table. Throughout the evening Chin
wales to which those who were devoted
to dancing enjoyed to the utmost. Those
who were present We're:
Miss Brown. Mr.. Walter Innes.
Miss Reed. Mr.. George Little.
Miss Rix Mr. Adrain Houck.
Mr. Fred Little. Mr.. Delos Woods.
Miss Sluss. Mr.. Howard Wheeler
Miss Anna Brown
MISS ALLEN ENTERTAINS.
Miss Bessie Allen entertained the BIZ
cycle club of which she is member and
their young gentlement friends on Thurs
day evening by giving a poster party. On
Friday afternoon she gave a candle party
to a number of her young girl friends.
Her home was tastefully decorated and
brilliantly lighted. The club and young
gentlemen each presented her with
souvenir spoons elegantly engraved with
q picture of Lewis Academy, where she
attends school. Her guests also present
ed her with a beautiful picture richly
framed. A very enjoyable evening was
epent in music shadow pictures, and
guessing on advertisements. Equally en-
5oyable was Friday afternoon, when the
time was spent in music and games. Af-
ter refreshments were served the guests
dispersed to their several homes. Fri
day afternoon Miss Blanche Imboden
was awarded the royal prize and Miss
Millard Moffit the second prize. On
Thursday evening Miss Mabel Magill took
the first prize awarded to the girls for
guessing the greatest number of adver-
tsements correctly. Mr.. Richard Hays
was awarded first prize for the gentle
men. Those present were: Misses
Blanche Imboden. Leida Ferrell, Emily
Torrington, Treva Alley, Leotice Hill.
Blanche Royal. Carrie Cogdell, Kate
Woodcock, Hattie Stanley. Fode STAN
ley, Elsie Messerve, Bertha Kirkwood,
Lourisa LeweIling, Mildred Moffet, Len
eta Furley, Charane Furley, Gertrude
Slutz, Mae Chapple, Clara Washburn,
Kate Dorsey, Marie Ashton, Winnie |
Barnes, Fern Dorsey, Lucy Lewis, Bessie |
Innes, Mamie Houck, Dora Fisher, Leila |
Purdue. Mabel Magir, Clarence Norris. |
Marie Berry, HELEN Pratt, Opal Street |
Mary Biting, Carrie Reese; Messrs. |
Lewis Biting Walter Hess, Edgar Hess, |
Ray Campbell, Berry Wall, George |
Brown, Arthur Sim, Ned Goldberg. Ray |
Wright, Dick Hays, Arthur Ehrhart, |!
Robert Sherman. Roland Murdock, War 1
re1 Oldham, Marcellus Murdock, Gordon |
Oldham, Ed Lehman, Dick Imboden, /
Fred Ayers, Maurice Barnes, Harry Stin- |
son.
WASHINGTON'S WEDDING DAY.
on Washington's wedding day, the
1Sgth anniversary of which occurred on
Thursday, January G, the Daughters Of
the American Revolution held a recep-
ton at the home of their vice regent,
Mrs. W. A. Reed, S21 North Lawrence
avenue.
The officers of the chapter. in Martha
Washington costume. received in the |
Spacious parlors which were prettily \
decorated with flags and potted plants.
Portraits of George Washington and
Widow Martha Dandridge) Curtis. his
bride. wreathed in smilax and white rib
bon, adorned the center table.