The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-18

Yer, o. A. Reach, ]. II. r. King Law
renee. Lariner. PARCEL, Smith, Mckenzie,
Ferrel, Walker. Strouse, Mickleberry,
Cox, Russel, Dixon, Messrs. and Mes
danes w. H. Busch. G.. Fultz, G. E. Leh-
man, r. L. Lawrence, hester Moore, Fin
lay Ross. E. II. Robins. A c. Rooms. j.
D. McEwen, Ii. c. AIcClung, J. F. Minick,
c. W. jackson. o. w Jones, Gillespie, J.
o. Gilbert, H. NJ Dubois, D. NJ Dean, L.
NJ. Combs. W. D. Carney, II. NJ. Berry, c..
II. Avery.
MR.. HARRY STANLEY.
Last Saturday night Mr.. Harry Stanley
entertained the senior class, of which he
is member, and the faculty of the High
school at his home on Riverside. The
guests were: Misses Fode Stanley, Mary
Phillips, Bessie Moore. Lizzie Johnston,
Matte Jackson, Pearl Rogers, Lizzie XII
gore, Lynette Furley, Florence N@ftzgsr,
Daisy Woods. Kate Campbell, Bessie
Means, Murden Martindae Ora Morris,
Margaret Isenhart, Flora Parkhurst, Myr-
tie Gibson, Anna Chase, Mable Munns
Katherine Bowdish. Bessie Smith, Clara
OFT, Vera Taft, Lulu kaufman, Elsie Bell,
Maud McCracken, Mamie Combs, Flor
ence Sample, Marie Bellew. Gertrude CAL
houn, Mabel Early, Mabel Dye, Alice
Johnson, Cynthia Cleaveland, Clara Bow
en-, Meddie Hamilton, Ida Mills, Jessie
Clark; Messrs. John Stark. Paul Stoute-
meyer, Gilbert Tucker, Edwin Burton,
Charles Nusselman, Herbert Davidson,
Clarence Burrows. Thaddeus Summit,
Eugene Wallace, Harry Lill. Harry Stan
ley, Charles Hatton. c. G. Stewart, ]. n.
Lee. P. H. eVrnOr. Leanord Young, Frank
Dunkin Mr. and Mrs. ]. n. Allen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dyer, Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Stanley.
MRS. ]. P. ALLEN.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Allen entertained
a number of their friends at their home
on North Lawrence last Monday night
Mrs. w s Corbett of Kansas City was
the guest of honor. The evening was
spent at whist playing, a dainty lunch
was served and all present were well
entertained. The guests were: Mrs. ". S
Corbett Mr.. and Mrs. Little Mr. and Mrs.
Reed. Mr.. and Mrs. Dixon. Mr.. and Mrs.
nnes and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
don, Mr.. and Mrs. Dyer, Mr.. Barnes.
MRS. w. c. LITTLE.
Mns. W. c. Little entertained number
Of friends last Tuesday afternoon at whist
at her home on North Lawrence, in slon-
or of Mrs. w. S. Corbett.
MR.. J. G. CAMPBELL.
Mrs. J. Graham Campbell entertained
a merry party Of his friends at dinner
last Thursday night at mis- home on Col
lege hin. The guests We're Misses Maud
Merrill, Edna Hunter. Helen Riley, Myr-
tie and Carrie Reece ,AIessrs Geo. Hunt
er. True Burnham, Earnest Cramer and
Ray Campbell.
SEVEN O'CLOCK DINNER.
Mrs II Raymond Johnston and Mrs
Fred Wintrhop George gave a most de-
lisi1uful seven o'clock dinner on Tuesday
evening at the home Of Mrs. George in
honor Of her sister. Mss Anna George.
and Mr.. Dewitt {. Pinckney OF Fort
Smith, Ark. TIE table was Respondent
in cut glass. dainty silverware and cut
flowers, and the four course dinner re-
hecced great credit on the two young
housekeepers VINO acted as hostesseS for
the evening. Those who partoOk OF the
rspasc and shared in the evenings amuse-
ments were Miss Anna George. Mr.. De-
Wscc Pinckney. Miss Lima Shattuck of
Sedgwick. Judge Shat,uck. Wichita. Mr..
and Mrs. II. Raymond Johnston and Mr
and Mrs. Fred Winthrop George.
NATIONAL RESERVE RECEPTION.
Wichita Lodge. No. .. National Reserve
association. gave a very enjoyable re-
cePtiOn and entertainment last Wednes-
day night TIE affair took place az gheir
quarters a. Stevens Hail on South Water
street. About two hundred gusts were
present and these were members and :n-
vited friends. There was fine supper
served in the banquet rcc-ns Followed BY
dancing and a literary program. cognpcs-
ed o frec.tarions, readings and addresses
by officers Mr.. sears 81 Kansas City.
one 81 ten gran doftioers was present and
delivered an eloquent address.
MRS. BRYANT ENTERT ANS.
On Monda yevening Mrs. Colonel Bry-
ant entertained formally AZ her horne on
Park Place avenue % a few intimate
friends The affair vas in honor % her
guesV, Mss katherine Monahan q Mood
ward. As usual n this alWays hospisa-
hle home the guests most thoroughly en-
joyed themselves IN the utmost Bohe-
mian manner. conventionalsties being FOR