The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-20
FOR MISS W|LLETT
Mr. and Mrs. Singer Give a
Pretty Reception.
Mr.. AND MRS. 10. DAVIDSON
Entertain Arkansas Floaters
as Farewell to Miss Belle.

The handsome home Of Mr. and Mrs. I.
N. Singer. on the West Side, was the
scene Of a delightful party on Wednes-
day evening. given In honor Of Miss b.
Dane willett Of Bryan. Ohio. a cousin Of
Mrs Singer. The evening was inter
/ spersed with music, both vocal and in
/ strumental, and delightful reminis-
cences Of Ohio days OF aud lang syne.
Miss willett has been a great traveller
and proved a most charming entertainer,
and every one knows the reputation Of
| Mr. and Mrs. Singer to be "sans re-
Proche'' in their unbounded hospitality.
Elegant refreshments were served and
I at late hour the guests departed, wish
| ing Miss Willett safe journey home and
speedy return. The guests were: DR..
and Mrs. Dorsey, Mr.. and Mrs. NaftZger,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carvin. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Fisher, Judge and Mrs. Wall DR.. and
Mrs. Hoss, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fisher,
MIR. and Mrs. Paxson, Mr. and Mrs.
Knapp, Dir. and Mrs Singer, Mrs. Shields,
Mrs. Toler and DR.. Bennett; Misses Will
lett, Craig, Fisher, Kanke. Davis, Fisher,
Dillman, Carrin; Masters Toler and Car
rim.
SWIMMING PARTY.
Last Friday evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Davidson, in River
side, the Arkansaw Floaters enjoyed a
farewell swim in honor of Miss Daisy
Belle Of Chicago. who in company with
Mrs Belle has been the guest Of Mr. and
Mrs. ]. o. Davidson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Davidson for the post ten weeks.
Spectator and floaters included: Mr.. ard
Mrs. w. C. Little, Mrs. Ben Garland. Mrs.
Reuben Roys, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Locke,
Mrs. Talbert and Mr.. and Mrs. Hagny;
Misses Margaret Knorr, Grace McAdams,
Jetta Campbell, Alice Campbell, Floy
Gilman, Efie Garland, Lillian Lewis,
Sarah Ross. Gertrude Jackson. Inez Jack
son, Myrtle Hinton and Alice Welles of
Liberty, Mo-. Messrs. Fred Little, DR..
Mansfield, Chas. Topping, Givin Hagny,
Alfred Conklin, Sydney Chapman, Delos
Woods, Vermilion Harris and Claude
Larimer.
PRETTY BIRTHDAY PARTY.
One of the very pretty social occasions
the past week was that of the birthday
party given 10 little Miss Mabel Agnes
Reif by her parents at their home, 1910
North Main street, on August H. The
occasion was the little girls fourth natal
day, and a large assemblage OF her
young friends gathered on the afternoon
of Thursday to partake of her hospitality
and to assist her in celebrating the event
in a manner long to be remembered both
by herself and her young friends. All
through the afternoon the little folks
spent gay and lively time all over the
lawn and in the house I'M Juvenile games
and such manner of pleasure as most
appeals to the young. After a very en-
joyable afternoon the tired little people
were quheted and elaborate refreshments
were served to them out of doors in the
yard. The rejection was not only lastly
arranged and selected, but withal sub
stantial and just such as to satisfy the
appetites Of childhood. Pressed chicken,
prepared meats and other heavier eata-
bles were in abundance and following
came icecream, fruits, lemonade and
cake in every variety. The little folks
thoroughly enjoyed the entertainment.
and the exuberance Of their feelings and
their fun and good time showed their ap-
OF the WnOIe MISS Ma
bel was the recipient OF many pretty
presents and souvenirs OF the occasion,
and be 1t said for the hostess memento,
it was very unique and original as a new
idea as well as an artistic beauty. Tiny
photographs OF the little girl in various
poses were presented to each guest, and
underneath the profile was the sentiment
in gilt lettering, 'I am Four Years Old
Today" Each guest present received
one OF these birthday souvenirs.
Those assisting in the entertaining Of
the party were as follows: Mesdames z.
A. Reiff, George Schad. Sherard. and A.
B. Moore. and Miss Mary Bean. The in
vited guests present were as follows:
Misses Mary Churchward. Helen Phil
lips, Marie Stanley. Thelma Knepple.
Nora Cubbon. Grace Ransom. Milfred
Sherard. Bette Gillespie, Lucille Hutch
inson, Marjorie Spencer, Julia Wilson,
Catherine Paugh. Julia Paugh. and Efie
Gardner; Masters Clyde Farriter Farrell
Spencer. Walter Race. Glenn Kies.
BELLE PLANE WEDDING.
Several Wichita people attended the
Cheek-Grifith nuptials at Belle PLANE last
Wednesday evening. The Belle PLANE De-
fender says of the occasion:
On Wednesday evening. August 1s. at s
o'clock. occurred the wedding OF Mr.. Allen
Cheek OF Wellington. to Miss Cleo Crit
fifth. daughter of Mr. Yewel Griffith. at the
home OF the brides parents. in this dty
While Miss Gertrude Frohman of Wichita
rendered a beautiful march the bridal
party. led by Master Ruby Griffith as-page.
and Miss Leatha Griffith as flower girl.
stepped out upon a profusely decorated
balcony. 1t being artisdcally draped In
hangings of lace, relieved here and there
by green vines and beautiful flowers and
brilliantly lighted. Here IN a picturesque
corner. under q white silk canopy the
happy couple were united In marriage. the
ring ceremony being performed by the
Rev. W. J. Barron. pastor of the NJ Z.
church Of this city. Mr.. Cheek. who spent
his boyhood days in Belle PLANE, is now a
trustworthy employe Of the Santa Fe rail-
way. holding position as fireman, with
headquarters al Wellington. He Is well
and favorably known here and commands
the respect OF his many acduaintances
The lsdy Of his choice Miss Cleo Griffith