The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-07

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able home where music, games. and {
general good time were IN vogue Gurinl
the evening. Those who enjoyed this &c
hghtf1 evening were: Miss Bsss Alien
Winnie Barnes. Mae Chappla Lucy Lewis
Marie Berry. Mable Magill. uaien Pratt
and Mamie Houck; Messrs Dick Shear
man. Morry Barnes. Paul Wall, Berry
Wall, Stamper Oliver, Roll Murdoch ans
Will Baker.
CONUNDRUM PARTY.
Miss Marie Berry very pleasantly enter
tanned a number Of her friends oy giving
a conumdrum party on Thursday evening
Each guest was provided with card and
pencil and were requested 10 write tht
answers After racking their brains fol
some time they exchanged cards and il
was found that Miss Boss Allen. Lucy
Lewis and Helen Pratt would nave 10
cut for the ladies' prize and Nj. Robert
Shearman, Paul Wall. VIII Baker and
Dick Hays for the gentleman's prize. luck
favoring Miss Allen and Mr.. ShearnlAH.
The young ladies were requested 10 bring
their baby pictures and the young men
drew the pictures and found their pic
lures for supper. after which they were
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thing had been provided TO tempt the pal
ate of the young people. After supper
music and other pleasures were INDUCED
in and at late hour the guests departed,
| declaring 1t to be one Of the most enjoy
! able evenings of the season. Those who
enjoyed this pleasant evening were Miss
Winnie Barnes, Bess Allen. Mae Chapple
Lucy Lewis, Helen Pratt, Marie Berry
and MiSsrs. Robert Shearman. Dc
Hayes, Morry Barnes, Paul Wall, wal
Baker and Berry Wall.
ENTERTAINED BY Mr.. AND MRS.
WALLACE.
Last Sunday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. D.
j. Wallace entertained a party Of friends
at their lovely suburban home on the
northwest edge of town The invited
guests assembled down town and drove
out to the rural summer residence in the
afternoon and remained untq near the
close of Sunday night No more thought
full and considerate entertainers can be
found anywhere, and the guests we're
made 70 feel that the pretty farm and
hospitable residence We're theirs for the
day and all availed themselves Of the
delightful opportunity. At the end of the
road the guests were met by Mr.. Wallace
and servants, the latter looking after the
horses and belongings of the parties ar
irving. The early part OF the day was
spent in Bohemian lounging about the
yards and orchard and lanes of the place,
partly down at the river and in and
about the house Music, pleasant converse
and wakes and drives took up the day
light and at dusk a superb luncheon was
served underneath a canopy top super
structure on the lawn Every one of the
city guests had a robust appetite, and all
enjoyed the dainty refreshments provided
Cigars were provided for the gentlemen
and frappe for the ladies, and the moon
light evening was enjoyed by the party
until late hour. The guests bade re-
luctant good night, while the host and
generous hostess extended repeated invi-
tations to all to come again. The city
guests present were: Mrs. Colonel NJ.
Bryan, chaperone; Mr.. and Mrs. Welles
Miller, Mr. and Mrs. VIII Wallace, Mrs.
McLain, Miss McLain and Messrs. Ford,
Steele, Humphrey and Charles E. Bige-
low.
ENTERTAINED PAST TIME CLUB.
Miss Kate Alliston entertained the Fair
mount Past Time Club at her home last
Friday evening. The evening was spent
in music, games and Rotations. Among
those present were tho Misses Alma
Bradley, Adali Wilson, Lulu WOodcock, !
Eva Brady. Dora Carr, Della Philips,
Ella Miller, Hattie Jenkins of Augusta,
Blanche Cooke. Lena Woodcock, Allie
Miller. Ethel Hyperion, Minnie Shears, |
Miss Satchel Of Winfield, Bessie Luck, |
Emma Schallir, Neil Westgate Miss Pet
ers Of Winfield, Katherine Alliston, Car
RE Carr, Pearl Phillips, Hazel Robb; |
Messrs. Ed Shears, Fred AIliston, Steve
Ierick, Sam Barnhart, James Ellis, Park
Thompson, Mill Shears, Frank Kinzie.
MISS BESSIE CRAVE SURPRISED.
Bessie Crave was aggreeably surprised
at home on Ida avenue Thursday after
noon between 3 and in honor of her
seventh birthday The party was given
on the lawn, where the tables were con-
ventently placed When the little ones
departed they declared they had a good
time. Those present were Myrtle Stand |
ers, Ella Miltner. Oula Rood, Edna Cam
fix Mildred Beech, Lain Burns, Edith
Burns, Francis Bryant, Ruth Gilbert, Roy
SANDER, Eddie Barlow, Carl Reed, Willie
Burns
MRS ANTRINTS BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Mrs James Antrim entertained a few of
her friends Tuesday afternoon in honor of
her birthday at her home on East Central
avenue. Refreshments were served, con-
ssting of ice cream, cake and fruits The
ladies' presented her with a beautiful
bound book of poems. Mrs. Higgins pre-
scented the book in a very beautiful and
Impressive manner. After a very pleasant |
afternoon the iadies departed wishing her
many happy returns of the day. Those
present were Mrs. Davis. Mrs. Higgins. |
Mrs. Whitehead Mrs. Hodge, Mrs. VII |
liams. Mrs. OIurgatroyd. Misses White |
head, Antrim and Davis