The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-08
GAY SOCIAL EVENT
Miss Emma GerteiS Enter
tains Y. P. S. C. {.
MARRIAGE OF MISS RAY
Circle No. 6, P. W, A. Meets
With Mrs. Levick

One Of the most enjoyable social events
of the season was given for the members
of the Y. P S. C. E., of the Reformed
| church on Thursday evening by Miss En-
ma and Carl Gerteis at their home 1886
! South Topeka avenue.
continuous program was furnished
| during the entire evening, consisting Of
games matching authors and quotations,
music and at late hour a dainty lunch
con was served. Those present were:
Misses Bertha Braitsch, Emma Koehler,
Alberta Mueller, Stella Thomas, Daisy
Faris, Emma Mueller, Nora Seitz, Harriet
Meisener, Barbara Stalbhaber, Lillian
Simpson, Edith Braitsch, Blanche Childs,
Isis Parrot, Bertha Southwell, Pearl
Thomas, Effie Parrot, Pauline Stevens,
Carrie Tatgenhorst, May SwartzeK, Jessie
Southwell, Gertrude Braitsch, Edna Ed
nilsson, Mamie Derr, Edna King, Emma
Gerteis.
Messrs. Leo Morgan, Paul Brown, Oscar
Cofy, George fatgenhorst, Silas Brown,
Frank Smith, Theo Morgan, Reese Lewis,
Victor Gerteis, Thomas Bostick, Frank
Jones, Carl Gerteis.
CIRCLE NO. 6, P. W. A.
Circle No. 6, Progressive Women of
America met at Mrs. Levicks. After the
reading of able papers on the topic by
Mrs. Meredith and Mrs. Clara Riggs,
M
in an animated manner. It was impossi-
BILE to obtain a majority vote, so her fate
is still undecided so far as 1.-THE Progress
sive Women are concerned.
Letters form Ohio and from Pennsyl-
vania's young poet, Miss Lalia Mitchell
were greatly enjoyed. Miss Clara Cox
gave reading comparing Kiplings poems
"The RecessionaP' and 1.-THE White
Mans Burden Those present were Mrs
S. e. Levick, Mrs. a. Miller, Mrs. G. NJ.
Jordan, Mrs. l.. Meredith, Mrs. Rauch,
Miss Clara Cox, Mrs. A. B. Felix, Mrs
Lenore Groves.
MISS ALLISON.
Miss Kate Allison entertained a few
friends last Thursday evening. A very
pleasant time was spent with cards and
CrokoniolH The invited few were Miss
Blanche box, Lille Rhnrhart, Mrs. Bert
Erickson, Laura Howard and W. T. AL
lison.
EX-WICHITANS TO MARRY.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Josephine vennard and Mr.. Leslie L.
Doyle Mrs. vennard her daughters,
Miss Josephine and Mrs. W. W. Powell,
and Mr. Powell will move to st. Louis
shortly but as the wedding is to take
place early in the winter, Peoria will not
lose Miss Vennard for long.-Peoria
Transcript.
uate of this city, and Mr.. Powell for sew
eral years resided here.
HER BIRTHDAY.
Miss Jean Miexsell al the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy, All
North Sherman avenue, entertained a
number Of her friends in honor of her
tenth birthday, Wednesday. Miss Miexsen
was assisted by Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs.
Kuhns and the Misses Sheppard and Dor
sey. Games occupied the evening and a
luncheon was served. Those present were:
Misses Glenna Allen, Opal McNaff, Ruth
Imbodden, Coliss Mooer, frankie Owen,
Lillian Momen, May Davis, Claudiau
Warren, Estella Hamburger, Pearl Mooer,
Bessie Mooer, Jessie Spar. Bessie Hobbs,
Vera Garner, Goldie Kuhns, Jessie MEX
sell.
Messrs. Max Resell, Ivan Applebe, For
est Kuhn, John Miexsen.
IN HONOR OF MISS SCALES
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Paul gave a party in
honor of Miss Dysie Scales of Joplin, Mo,
Wednesday evening OctoiR 4, at their
residence 623 North Main street and an
enjoyable evening was spent in music,
games and dancing. Those present were: