The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-23
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I,eeper and Miss Clark played very eff
| fective duett.
The vocal numbers were finely rendered
| by Miss Dunbar and Mr.. Haynes who
kindly responded to encores.
At the close Of the program ice cream
cake and frappe were served.
The invited guests were: Rev. and Mrs.
Fritz Lewis Of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs.
Hereford, Mr.. and Mrs. Steinbuchel'
Misses Carver. L. Haythorn, n. Hay
thorn, Aver, Leeper, Clark, Dunbar, ~
Mccormick. Rodgers, Beloit. Kan, Cone
L. Gone. E. Gallagher. G. Gallagher
Evans, Parker. McClung. H. McCluDg.
Thompson. Calnon. Messrs. E. Davidson.
G. Davidson, Hatfield, Mccormick.
Haynes, Shede. Blasius. Parker. Evans
Larimer. Berwick. Dunbar, Lewis. D.
Mitchell, Hickok Carver, J. Carver, c.
Carver, F. Evans, Meisner.
MISS THOMPSON'S BIRTHDAY.
Miss Bertha Thompson Of 1889 Rochester
avenue. was delightfully."- surprised Tues
day evening by a large company of
friends loaded with baskets of good things
coming in to celebrate her birthday. They
took entire possession Of the house and
held high froiic, played games and sang
songs and in every conceivable way
known to social etiquette made the hours
pass on golden wings of pleasure. The
following was the party: Misses Carrie
Cooley, Mary Brown, Clara Bowers, Win
ME Clark, Florence Couch, Bessie Burress,
Miss Irwin, Anna Dunbar, Nina Snyder,
Matte sillers, Mary Haskell. Mrs. Beck.
May Cranes: Messrs. Robert Brown, Wal
ter Cooley, Ed. Cooley. Charley Hoover,
Jesse Smith, James Smith, Will Norris,
Claude Taylor, Will Bowers. Mr.. Matson;
Clara Thompson, Arthur Thompson, Mr..
and Mrs. Thompson.
MISS KELLEY SURPRISED.
One of the most enjoyable events Of the
past week was the surprise party given
to Miss Eta Kelley in honor of her six
tenth birthday. The evening, was spent
in music and games. A delightful time
was had by all present. Dainty refresh
ments were served and the guests depart
ed at a late hour voting the party a
great success Those present were: Misses
Eta Kelley, Winnie Ray, Lulu Baker,
Maud and Carrie Vernon, Agnes Gilbert,
Grace Baker, Nancy Phelps. Charlotte
Bell, Grace Givens, Anna Holbert: Messrs.
Bert Thomas, Eugene Whitfield. Wallace
Bernal, John Gilbert, Will Holber:. Bur-
rel Vernon. Sylvester Griggs, Win Kelley.
Fred Williams, Clarence Givens. Tom
PARKS and John Baker.
FOR MR.. AND MRS. HOWE.
Monday a reception was given in honor
OF Mr.. Leland Howe and wife at the
home OF Mr.. sand Mrs. T. NJ. Lane, 1135
North Waco. The guests amused them
selves at music card playing and dancing
and cake walk by Messrs. Reaves and
waltermire. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenworthy, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
Cooke Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Lane, Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. NJ Howe, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Reaves, Misses Pearl and Myrtle Cooke
and V. D. Waltermire.
IN HONOR OF Mr.. MTLHGAN.
Quite a pleasant evening was spent last
Monday at, the home Of John Kearney,
ON Ash avenue, the event being in honor
of John Milligan Of Springfield, Mo. The
evening was spent in playing crokinole,
and other games At late hour refresh
ments were served The happy young
people departed, each deciding they had
spent a very enjoyable evening. Those
present were: Misses Mary and Ids
Healy. Lille Fitzpatrick. Mae Spellman,
Rose and Bessie Markey,. Edna Folk. Ag-
mes Holloway. Kate Campbell, Ella Hack
err. Della Kearney. Teresa Folk. and Liz
zie Redmond: Messrs. John Milligan,
Francis Bulla, Leo Marley. John Wall.
Jerry Fitzpatrick, Ed. Donnely, John
Healy. John Folk. Kingsiemen and John
Kearney.
DECREE OF HONOR BANQUET.
The two D. OF II. lodges OF this city
closed their contest for membership last
Friday evening and gave banquet One
of the most pleasant features was visit
from the grand chaef OF honor Of Kansas.
Mrs. Gulick. After the many short talks
from the members who had taken part
in the contest, Mrs. Gulick was called
for and responded in a happy vein, rec
ommending just such work as the Wich-
tia lodges had been engaged in for some
time, and praising the splendid turnout
of the lodges. After this all repaired TO
the banquet hall and enjoyed themselves
until late hour.
WILL. GIVE LAWN SOCIAL
The Y. II. c. A, assisted by the Ladies
Auxiliary. will give a social on DR.. Fa-
brique's lawn. corner Central and Law
rencs Monday evening. July a. Music will
be rendered by Shaw's orchestra. This
will be the first lawn social the Y u
c. A has had for a long time. II Is
hoped the young men and ladies viii join
in making the event a success.
MRS CATION.
Mrs. e F. Cation, 60 South Enporia
avenue. entertained a number OF lazy
| friends Saturday afternoon in honor OK
her sister. Ms. Robertson OF Weir City.
Ice cream ard other refreshments were
served and needleToriz and pleasant chat
occupied the remainder Of the afternoon
DINNER PARTY.
The following guests were entertained
az dinner on Thursday at Mrs CadwaIla-
dens. as Avenue A: Mrs. Chadbourne.
Mrs lands. Mrs. Morgan. Miss Chad
bourne. Mrs. Haskell ard Mrs. Butler