The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-13
The aa1iehx Daily eagle: Sunday ormg oumber la sss

Della Medley, Agnes Blakeley, Agnes Con
way, Dickinson, Mamie Mae Combs, Moss
man, Ella Hibarger and McNaughten.
FOR MISS LARIMER
One of the most enjoyable events of the
season was the musicale given Friday by
Mrs. e Higginson, in honor Of Miss Mablt
Larimer. A very delightful program, CON
| sIsting OF the following numbers. Wa:
| given;
Piano Duet. suite Modern" ....... .Goldnel
Mrs Higginson. Miss Clark.
Vocal Solo
IA Red. Red Rose" HASTINGS
Cb)-"Ashes Of Roses. M. K Wood
Miss MabiA Larmer.
Piano Solo, ''Rondo Capric-
cioso" ........,... Mendelssohn
Mrs. c. E. Bradt.
Vocal Solo
(a)-''Wooing" ............ ......Strelezkl
Cb)-"Gaily Chant the Sum
mer Birds" ......... ........Declnna
Mrs. F. ". Bentley.
Piano Solo
''Solfegger'' ...-..-......Ph. E. Bacn
(b}-'Trenolo". .......Gottschalk
Mrs. D. Hays.
Vocal Solo. "Quando te
iicta' (FausD ............ .........Gounod
Miss Mabel Larimer.
Miss Larimer was in excellent voice. The
thought of parting with friends added an
unusua. tenderness to her tones and those
present realized as never before how she
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cles.
Mrs. Higginson was assisted in receiving
by Miss Larimer and Miss McClung and
in the refreshment room by Miss Mable
Aver and Miss Emily Gallagher. The
table decorations were immense yellow and
white chrysanthemums and the favors
were of the same flowers.
The invited guests were: Mesdames
Newcomb Barnes Ross, Bradt, Larimer,
McClung, Little, Lehman. Clapp, Purdue,
Bentley, Hays. Robertson, wilson, Oar
ling Du Bots. Haythorn. Campbell; Misses
Larimer, Aver, Reed. Leeper. Pierce. f.
Gallagher C. Gallagher. Evans, Hutchin-
son, Clark, Mills. Garwood, Rule ]. Nc
Chung. H. McClung, Roach. Ross, Skinner,
Woods, Dunbar, Haythorn.
MRS. MARTIN ENTERTAINS.
A pleasant party Of old-time friends was
entertained at tea by Mrs. J. NJ. Martin on
Friday evening, in honor of Mrs. George
Thompson of Denver. The evening was
spent in "reminiscences Of the days of "auld
lang syne," after which Mrs. Thompson
took the late Rock Island train for her
home.
THANKSGIVING CELEBRATION.
The Helping Hand society, of Greenwich.
will celebrate November q in true Thanks
giving style. They are going to give a free
dinner in the Woodman hall on that day.
The dinner will he free to any and all who
come. It is to be prepared by the men,
bers of the society, but all others who
will, are kindly asked TO bring what they
can and it viii be thankfully received.
In the evening the society win give an
entertainment and oyster supper. The
entertainment Will be the best ever given
in Greenwich, as il will be made up of
very select numbers. For the entertain
ment and supper an admission of 20 cents
will be charged at the door. After the
first plate of oysters the price will be Is
GEMS Il pidlc. Ever DDuN - NOluldiig III
vited TO come and have a good time.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Mr.. Frank Schaploweky and Miss Lizzie
Lindecker were married at the residence
Of the brides parents, in St. Marks, on
last Tuesday. November s. with Mr. John
Heiger as best man and Miss Anna Lin
decker as bridesmaid. Invited guests to
the number Of $50 attended the wedding,
and a feast fit for the gods was spread.
Everyone had a good time and wished the
newly welded couple a long life of joy
and prosperity.
FOR MRS. FARMER.
A pleasant surprise was given in honor
Of Mrs. A Farmer at her home 227 South
Walnut street, last night. Her children
and grandchildren assembled to cele-
brate her BIRD birthday Dinner was
served at o'clock, after which the even
ing was passed with games, music and
pleasant conversation. Those participant
ing were: Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Palmer,
Mr. and Mrs John Farmer Mr.. and Mrs.
G. c. Wachob, Mr.. and Mrs. True Rich
ardson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Farmer of
Mulvane, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Farmer, and
misses Alice 1dlnleT. Gelld quail btllS,
Pearl and Alice Farmer and Miss Olive
Farmer of Mulvane; Messrs. Harry.
George. Ross and Claude Farmer, Robert
and Joe Sloan, Hazard Hudson and
Charles Richard Farmer of Mulvane.
FAREWELL DINNER.
Mrs NJ N. Murdoch gave a dinner last
night for Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Cushman,
who leave today for Washington Covers
were laid for twelve Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. VIII White of En-
proia- The evening was spent in pleas
ant conversation and the party babe Mr..
and Mrs Cushman a shower OF good
wishes for their pleasure the next year
al the national capital.
Mrs. Fred Beach gave a very delightful
farewell DINNER party, Miss Leticia Nc
Naughten who is 20 be married Thanks
giving.
Mrs. c a Riley Of Ponca City, Okla.
who has been visiting Mrs. G. ". Am
born on North Topeka the past week VIII