The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-03
FOR HER SCHOLARS
Miss Evans Entertained Her
Sunday School Class.
PUG DOG PARTY GIVEN
Juniors of Lewis Academy En-
tertained Seniors.

A party was given Saturday afternoon
by Miss Goldie Evans at her home on
North Waco avenue, for the scholars in
her class, at the First Presbyterian Sun
day school.
The hostess was assisted in receiving
and entertaining by Misses Bernice
Evans Mamie Lewis, Jessie Allen, Moliie
Warren. Roberta Vincent and Alice Dodge,
while Mrs. Evans presided over the re-
freshments.
Upon the arrival Of the little guests.
they were introduced into the mysteries Of
of the game of Button" after which
they were sent on Picture Hunt"
large picture having been cut into pieces
and these pieces placed in secure hiding
places When all were found and put to-
gether, two beautiful. laughing faces were
formed.
After a dainty supper a large paper bag
was suspended from the ceiling in the
back parlor, and each child was in turn
blindfolded, given a cane and told to strike
the bag three times. AT last the paper
broke and the contents proved TO be balls
of "juju'' paste, one of which each child
took home as a souvenir.
Those invited were Vera Hughes, Marie
McCombs, Elnoah Hartle, Glenna Allen,
Helen Sweet, Helen Shepherd, Margaret
Bradt, Marcia Higginson, Ray Patton,
Winifred Silsbee, Leah Cooke, Irving La
than, Jean and Manr Dean, Bernice
Scott, Helen Case, Reba Silsbee, Babe
Cooke, Lucline Latham, Alverta Reese,
Ada Thatcher, Avice Hamilton, Alice
Cairns, Bertha Davis, Oslo Scott, Eleanor
Dixon, Margaret Case, Goldie Van Wer-
den, Irva Hardstrite, Lillian Abercrom-
bic, Leot Newman, Lillian Bishop, Le-
nora Hankin, Lulu Rome, Lila Swain,
Mabel Smith, Ruth Lawrence, James
Stewart, Clyde BiddeI. Ralph Sexton,
Reese Bates, Chester Kimel, Robert Clapp
and Clarence Scott.
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY.
Among the enjoyable events of the week
IN Haysville was the surprise given TO Mr..
Jacob Haughey. on the 18th of March, the
anniversary of his 10th birthday, by his
friends of the Baldwin post, the w. R. c.
and other kind friends. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. J. A Nelson, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. n. Beck. Mr.. and Mrs. D. B.
Smart, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Benner, Mr..
and Mrs NJ. L. Church, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Haughey. Mr. and Mrs. NJ L. Pat
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Nreeland, Mr..
and Mrs w. II. Dunkin, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. T. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Smiley, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Grosh, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
A. Baughman, Mr.. and Mrs. Murray, Mr..
and Mrs Frank Moore, Mrs. Mary Jones,
al I 4 an
Ortha Vreeland, ISIS Lula Phillips, Wich-
tia; Roy Phillips. Wichita; Mr.. J. c. Shoe
maker, Miss Sallie Shoemaker, Mr.. Alva
Snowberger, Indiana; Miss Anna Moore.
During the serving of the bountiful din
ner, the guests were entertained by the
HaysviIle orchestra, furnished as sur
prise TO the guests and Mr.. Haughey by
Mrs Jacob Haughey. Another pleasant
occurrence for Mr.. Haughey was the I'M
expected arrival of his nephew, Mr.. Alva
Snowberger, from Indiana. The afternoon
was spent by the old soldiers relating
Incidents Of the brave boys in blue" also
with music and games. after which the
house and entire company were photo
graphed by Mr.. nSowberger. A most en-
1oyable day was spent by all and they
reluctantly took their departure. wish
ing Mr. Haughey SIN many happy re-
turns of the day.
VAN DEVENTER-GARRI
Married a the residence Of c. NJ. Gar
rison, the father Of the bride, Wednesday
March so by the Rev. G. 7. Black. Mr.
Freeman Van Deventer 10 Miss Mary E
Garrison. Tho wedding presents were
numerous and costly The supper EN-
bracing as it did every luxury money
sould purchase. The guests were rela
tives and friends Of the contracting par
dies, including the following: Rev. anC
Mrs. G. 7. Black. Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Al
len Rev and Mrs. S. F. c. Garrison o
Ell Dorado. Kan. Mr.. and Mrs. L. K
Brown of Philadelphia, Pa, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
afunsou. Air. and Mrs. J. 2. Allen, Nj
p j Mrs. E. A Sewers. Mr.. and Mrs. Ale,
McGarrison. Crowley. La; Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Orr. Lawunce, Kan; Mr.. and Mrs
II. A Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. Van DeventeT
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Franclk, Mr.. and Mrs.
n Bentley. Air. and Mrs. George Whit
lock, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Maurer. Nj
and Mrs. NJ. NJ Padden. Kansas City. No
Or and Mrs. &. &. Allen. Leavenworth
kan: Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r. Brown
Jacksonville III: Mr. and Mrs. Wm
Worren. Philadelphia. Pa; Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred Brown. Philadelphia, Pa: Mr.. an
Mrs. Frank Sweeney. MIR. and Mrs. W.
Stanley. Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Corne. MI
and Mrs. J. NJ Bentley. Mr.. and Mrs. E
s. billiard, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Colvir
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Wilbur, Mr.. and Mr..
George Dickson, Mr.. and Mrs. job
charlton. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Quimby
AR. Nj a. Sweeney, Mr.. and Mrs Charlie
Brown. Fort Scott. Kan; Mr.. and Mr.:
Lee Wilbur. Perry. Q. T.; MI Edgar Pc
Allen. Kansas City. Mo; Misses Davi
Hiliard Myrtle Colvin, Flossie Whitta
ker. Birdie Daley, Birdie Payne. Lou Fer
euson. Carrie Van Deventer. Anna paiS
Mary Sullivan: ATessrs. Frank Kenyon
John Berry. George Colvin. Robert Grin
stead. Steel McCutcheon. Ellis Van De
veHIer.
PUG DOG PARTY.
The pug dog fad has reached Wabas
avenue. 4 number of ladies residing o