The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-20
FOR TWENTY YEARS
Mr.. and Mrs, Clayton CeIe-
brate China Anniversary.
SHAWS THURSDAY DINNER
Will Feed the NewsbOyS and
BootbIaCkS.

Last Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
John W. Clayton celebrated the twentieth
anniversary of their wedding at their
home, 129 North Emporia avenue. The
evening swas a most enjoyable one and
the intimate friends Of Mr. and Mrs.
Clayton partook Of their hospitality and
enjoyed themselves hugely. Conversation,
cards and games made the evening pass
only too soon 1t was az merry gather
ing as ever met and cOngeniality was con-
siderably above par. Mr.. and Mrs. Clay
ton proved themselves admirable enter
sainers, and many were the well wishes
that they might travel over Hfe's jour
ney another score yeais. The supper was
q feast and embraced all the delicacies Of
the season. The remembrances given to
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton on their china we'd
ding anniversary We're very handsome. 1t
was at a late hour when the guests de-
parted after d nextra ordinarily pleasant
and enjoyable evening
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. a. J..
Knight, Conway. No; Air. and Mrs. J. w.
Logan, Columbus. an; MI and Mrs. d.
c. Newman, ChanUte, Kan: DR.. and Mrs.
]. NJ. Hunt. Wellington; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
J.. Williams. Andover; Mr.. and Mrs. W.O.
McFall Thayer. Mo; Mrs. Dora {. Ar
mold. Talmage, O.; Mrs. Jane Haun, Hoyle
ton, Ill; Miss Ida Knight Conway. No;
Miss Ella knight, Mss May knight,
Conway. Mo. Miss Eva Sinclair. Waco:
Miss Myrtle Cheatham. Mulvane; Miss
Lena Newman, Chanute; II. G. Hilbert,
Galena; Mr.. and Mrs. a ". Sinclair. Mr..
and Mrs. Park Wheeler Mr. ana Ms.
Charles Lemcke Mr. and Mrs. John Ma
han, Mrs. George Kayser. George Coo.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Meyer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Miller. Mrs. Peters, Miss
Sadie Hilbert. Miss Li.lie Miller, Miss
Mamie Lemcke. Miss Maggie Butler. Miss
FRANKIE Murphy, Miss Alice Hel5ert, and
Miss Bertha He.b5rt
GAVE A DINNER.
Mr.. and Mrs H. l.. Grey entertained
on Wednesday at p. m, to dinner. ut
their home, AS North Fourth avenue.
Those present were Dr. and Mrs. Rath-
born, Mr.. and Mrs. Nisner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bright, Mr.. and Mrs. Chamberlain. Mr..
and Mrs. KeEyorthy and Mrs. Harvey
and daughter.
WOOD--KNTGHT NUPTIALS.
Mr William Wood and Miss Bertha
Knight were married in the parlocs Of
Probate Judge Haymaker Saturday. Nov.
70 Both of them are residents OF this
city and have a wide circle Of friends.
VINO wish them a long and prosperous
life. They will be at home to their many
friends after December l, at 35S South
Emporia avenue.
FOR MISS ISRAEL.
At Fort Scott, Kan. Mrs. J. a. Holm
eer, assisted by several ladies OF the city.
gave an entertainment in her elegant
home in honor OF her sister, Miss Mabelle
Israel, who has been visiting her for sew
eral months. Sixty-five guests were pres
snt and a very enjoyable time was had.
whist playing. conversation. music and
tunch were the features of the evening.
TNR. AND MRS. BUCKLEY'S.
An unusually pleasant and successful
affair was the social held at the residence
Of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buckley on Hillside
avenue "Wednesday evening. The Darlors
sion and a delightful program was rem
dered consisting Of recitations and vocal
music At 10 O'Clock an elegant supper
was served in the dining room and after
a very pleasant and profitable evening
the guests departed. thanking Mr. and
Mrs. Buckley for their rayol hospitality
Anotrer social viii be held December 10.
MISS MNAGHTEN ENTERTAINED.
Mrs Dora fuller entertained at her
suburban home Friday afternoon for MISS
! .etitia McNaghten, at which all enjoyed
themselves thoroughly.
KNITTED PUBLIC CHARITIES Bazaar.
Thanks giving and the bazaar to be given
by the United Public Charities are the
events of this week.
Next Thursday viii be devoted 10 thanks
giving. and since this year has brought us
so many blessings. the ladies in charge
OF the bazaar feel confident that the spirit
of the great holiday will be prolonged
during The two following days and the
peopje o. Wichita vii, be moved to patron
.ze them. and thus materially aid the great
cause az charity IN our fair city.
Hard and earnest work is ever associated
with the names OF tnc TWO organizations
which compose the United Public Char
.ties-the CITY hospital board and the
Wells ircle Of Kings Daughters.
The ladies of the hospital board pledged
the mseIveS some time ago 20 raise a Ger
tain amount OF money for tho fitting mp
Of our present City hospital building. ard
since then have left no stone unturned
70 fuldn that pledge With the kindest
q: feelings among themselves, the kindest
Of feelings from an friends to themselves
and Wichita. and uutiring efforts from an,
their success has been wonderful.
The We.l,, Circle of Kings Daughters
has probably nor had the experiences of
the older ladies. bur there are many Of
Wichita's poor and needy who daily in
woke blessings upon them They nave fur
nished a room and ward a the CITY hos
pital, a room az the Refuge home. and
their room az the City building is fitted
up for their meetings. and also contains
The supply Of clothing for their pensioners.
The Kings Daughters fair has been "A
weary occurrence, and they have bseen
largely depended on % furnish dressed
dolls. fancy articles ana candy az the
holiday season.
This year. With the assistance of the
hospital ladies. the supply OF articles VIII
necessarily ~ much larger. ana a most
syCelleDt opportunity VIII he runfshed
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