The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-02-13
CARDS AND DANCING
Misses Browns Entertain
Their Friends.
DOUBLE SURPRISE PARTY
Given Miss Ella Johnson Last
Wednesday Evening.

A card and dancing party was given
Thursday evening by Miss Brown and
North Lawrence avenue. The first part
of the evening was spent with playing
cards and after a dainty lunch was
served, the guests repaired to the third
floor which had been beautifully and
artistically decorated with evergreens and
pink roses, and the remainder of the
evening passed quickly away amid the
lnazes of the waltz.
Miss Marie Luling proved TO be the
most adept whist player among the ladies
and received the first prize which was
beautiful cut glass vinaigretta. Mr.. How
ard Moffit was the prize winner among
the gentlemen and was awarded with a
handsome memorandum case mounted in
silver.
The invited guests were: Misses Gil
more of Winfield Lilly of Marion, Ia,
Furman of Topeka, Garwood, Parks,
Potts, Emma Potts Sluss, Hinton, Akin
Knorr, Reed, Florence Reed, Girty, Muir
dick, Sadie Joseph, Luling, Hettinger,
Cox, Kicks McAdams, Noyes, Stotler
Hartman, Sargent, Minnie Sargent,
Woods, Julia Woods. Carpenter, Pierce,
Lehman, Ward Lewelling, Pauline Lew
cling and Jocelyn. Messrs. Howard
Wheeler, Ira Pierce. Edgar Gordon. Bruce
Priddy, Fred Little Jim Vinvent, Dr..
Hoffman, Harry Kiser, Bunny Knorr, Ben
Anawalt, A. =. Richie, Frank Noyes, r.
Moves, Howard Mofat, Given Hagney,
Claud Larimer Fred HeIlar, Sydney
Chapman, George Little. Walter lines,
Park Imboden, Rob Norris, Charles Top
ping. S. Shattuck, Chas. Joseph. Delos
Woods, A. Davenport, Elmer Reese and
Adrian Houck
DOUBLE SURPRISE PARTY.
Wednesday being Miss Ella Johnson's
birthday, her father and cousin, Miss
Minnie Caughey, took advantage of that
fact 10 prepare pleasant surprise for
her. On going to the door early in the
evening, she was greeted by the young
ladies who are members of her Sabbath
school class. While Miss Johnson was
entertaining them, another crowd gath
cred in the adjoining rooms Of Mrs. Fem
ton in the Smith-Skinner block, and about
an hour later, gave Miss Johnson a sec
Dnd surprise. Suitable refreshments were
served and the evening was delightfully."-
spent in music and charades.
Those present We're Mr.. and Mrs. Dague.
Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Fenton; Misses Bertha
Johnson. Hermie Price. Jennie Morgan,
May Thompson. Gertie Hacker, LenOra
Ely, Winnie Richards. Bessie Hayes and
Lissie Farmer; Messrs. OFT. Price. Adam
Price, Miner Myers and John Bailey.
MISS DICKERSON SURPRISED.
A pleasant surprise was given Miss AIyr-
tie Dickerson Wednesday evening at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Dickerson, 2O5 South Fern street, West
Side. The evening was spent very pleas
antly by the young folks, when at
late hour delicate lunch was served, a
short time after which the crowd adjourn
ed Those present We're Misses Vergie |
and RhOda Carney, Myrtle Cullum, Eta |
Martin, Francis Wright. Kittie Hill. Pearl |
Barrows. Mamie Messy. Maud Lair, Icy |
Dickerson. Jessie Lyons. Minnie Mont |
gomery and Gertrude Garrison; Messrs J
Donald Payne, Bruce Petrfe. Walter Sto~ /
yer. Clarence Burrows. Tom Daily. Ruby |
Moore, Lee Clark, Clyde Montgomery. |
Charlie Dickerson, Louie Anderson and /
Curtis Alexander.
MISSES BROWN ENTERTAIN.
On Tuesday afternoon Miss Brown and /
Miss Annie Brown entertained a number (
of their young lady friends at their hand !
some home on North Lawrence avel..Ha /
The house was beautifuN- 49, 81 Tie |
guests were entertained with several very /
interesting games for which Miss Stotler
received as a prize an elegant bust of .
Mozart. In the drawing contest Miss Ella (
I.afl
light and dainty lunch was served. |
shortly after which the ladies departed.
each bearing a souvenir rs a remembrance /
of the pleasant occasion.
HYPATIA PROGRAM
The Hypatia ladies met at their rooms
Monday afternoon and the meeting was
led by Mrs. NaftzEer. the subject being
Hone and Education The following
very interesting program was rendered:
Piano solo...........NIiss Louise LeweIlinC
Paper Psychology of Chldhood"....
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mrs. Church .
Discussion of former paper..-.Niss Shuts
Piano and violin duet...............-..
.......Miss Naftzger and Miss Norton
Music for Mrs. Naftzcer
Vocal solo. Mrs. Bryant
Piano and violin duet..................
Miss Naftzger and Miss Norton
PATRIOTIC DINNER PARTY.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. =. Murdoch gave a
patriotic dinner on Wednesday evening.
The decorations We're flags. which We're
hung and suspended in great profusion
throughout their home.
Mr.. and Mrs, +. W. Oliver gave a dinner
fast evening to q large party Of ladies and
gentlemen.
DINNER PARTY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Imboden gave A
party Friday evening 20 about forty
guests who were entertained in the usual
happy manner in which the hos. and
hostess are so noted.
Mrs. Edwin Taylor gave a six course
dinner or Friday in honor OF Mr. and
Mrs w. y. FOgg Of Kansas City.
MUSIC AND DRAMA