The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-18
her SIXTH BIRTHDAY
Miss Inez Goodin Enter
tanned Her Friends.
MOST ENJOYABLE AFFAIR
Grover Imhoof Celebrates His
Fourteenth Birthday.

Last wednesday evening Miss Inez
Good!n entertained her little friends IN
honor Of her sixth birthday at her home
on South Lawrence avenue, from to Z.
The little folks had a most enjoyable tiIne
romping, chatting, playing games and IN
several other .amusements introduced by
Mrs. Goodin for the pleasure of Miss Inez'
guests. The three hours passed all to
quickly for the children, who were loath
10 leave such a scene of unusual enjoy
ment. Refreshments were served which
cutie captivated the boys and girls. Those
who were present were: Mabel and Julia
Gibbons. Vera knoblauch AlOeruna
Schnitzler. Anita and Edna Park. Lena
Splitter. Nettie Copeland, Maude Dorsey,
Zepha Waller. Bessie Seelander, Beatrice
Cation, Ruth Goodin, Nida Ceesanka, Fay
Burch, Myrtle Seelander, Ada and Oska
Trobough, Henry and Fritzie Schnitz!er,
George and Carl Dando, Roy Seelander,
Harry and Ednest AIaUherly, Louis john
son. Frank and George Drake, Eugene
and Milton Skinner, Ray and Frank Park,
Roy and Earl Hilbert, George Hickoll,
Carl Kendrick, Leslie Copeland, Douglass
McNIchoi, Claude Goodrich, Earl Goodin
end Don Hays.
MISS BISSANTZ' MUSICALE.
Miss Bissantzs pupils gave a splendid
musicale Friday at her residence on North
Water street. Piano, violin, mandolin and
guitar music composed the program and
each number was highly appreciated and
frequently applauded. The pupils showed
marked Improvement and good training
both as 10 touch, harmany and time. The
following were the participants: Belle
Morris. Maggie Kinseder, Bert and Nellie
Lewis. Minnie Braitsch, Bertha Stack
man, Victor Gerteis, Alvina Kopplin, Ma
ueI Garrett, Carrie and George Tatgen.
horst, Otto and Willie Heller, Mable kru-
ger. Nellie Byrne, Edgar Bolte. and Oscar
Bissantz.
FOURTEENTH BIRTHDAY.
A birthday surprise party was given to
Master Grover ImhOof at his home, SIG
South Water street, Monday evening. The
evening was spent in playing games and
dancing. Some very handsome presents
were given TO the young man. An elabor-
nte supper was served to a host of friends
Those invited were: Myrtle Harpstrite
Georgia Collins, Beulah Som, Daisy Ieog-
ers, Carroll Fosnot, Nathan Baldwin, Car
Wisdom, Cora Baehr, Pauline Stephens
Gus Wagner, Charlie Kelly, Walter Nor
gan, George Tatgenhorst, Carrie Tatgen.
horst, Katie Kohlstead. Gladys Hathaway
George Bennett, Lena Imhoof, Mrs. II. o
Simpson and wife, Edgar Bole, Mrs. Es
8hch Mrs. H. Bolte, George Swain, l. Z
Imhoof.
MIR COMFY SURPRISED.
Last Thursday night Mrs. James F
Nonly surprised her husband on his 45tl
birthday, at their home on Plum street
1t was most pleasant and enjoyable an
adversary and was greatly enjoyed by tn
hundred quests who paid their respects
The evening was passed in bright ant
lively conversation, dancing and music
Refreshments were served in a mos
bounteOus fashion, which were done ampl
justice blythe guests. Mrs. Comfy present
cd her husband with a handsome bugg
for his birthday gift. II was a late hou
when the merry party broke up for tn
evening, after wishing Mr. Comfy and hi
wife many more pleasant years Of pleas
ure and enjoyment
DOC. ROSE MARRIED.
A telegram from Harrodsburg, Ky, say
that J. Coleman Rose, formerly of thi
city, in the employ of the Wells-Farg
Express company, has recently married
charming young lady of the Blue Gras
state and will soon return 10 this cit
where he will remain for a few days an
then go 10 Ponca City, where they wi
make their future home. Doc" as Cole
man is better known, wll resume his du
ties as cashier Of the above named con
pany.
MISS COOMBS' RECEPTION.
Last Saturday evening Miss NannI
May Coomhs entertained a few immed
ate friends and acquaintance at her hon
on Wabash avenue in honor Of Miss MOI
ris. whe is visiting her from California
Both the young ladies were most chic
their varied plans of entertaining. and I'll
evening was most pleasantly spent by a
the guests Informal general conversatio
and other means made up the evening
pleasure. Refreshments were served
the dining room and the party departe
close to Sunday morning extending the
appreciation 10 the young hostess an
wishes for pleasant visit 10 the que
of honor.
MISS BI.AKELY ENTEETAINS.
Last Monday evening Miss Agn'
Blakely entertained at her home on Gel
trail avenue in honor Of Miss Anna Stuo'
who Is visiting her for several days.
was an informal reception given Tor Il
guest of honor and immediate friends al
acquaintance made mp the gay and inte
esdng group. Miss Blekcly has just r
turned from a visit abroad for the sun
mer. and il was in the nature of a Sc
eral reunion Of old friends as well as d
entertaining for her guest. The evenil
was pleasantly spent in the usual co
ventional manner. ana those present q
tended to Miss Blakely and her charnu
guest az honor their realizing sense
gratitude for their pleasant evening Sper
SOCIAL. BRIEFS.
Miss Harwood OF Mulvane is in the cit
being entertained ny Miss Maude VI
Laughlin al her home. 1918 East Centr
avenue
Mr.. Leonard COMBS Of 81. Louis Is VI
iting the city, the guest Of his broter. y