The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-11
MRS. EATOH'S PARTY
Pleasant Evening in Honor of
Mr.. GaribaIdi.
ANOTHER ALUMNI BANQUET
Dancing, DeliCacies and Music
at Mrs, Fred BentIey's.

! Mrs. B. L. Eaton entertained with
very pretty card party at her home, "a
| North Emporia avenue, Thursday even
ing, in honor of Mr.. James Garibaldi O
/ Little Rock, Ark. The house was elegant
! ~ decorated and presented a scene o.
! floral beauty. Cards were played until {
late hour and dainty refreshments were
served. Miss Anna Brown and Mr.. Little
were the winners at cards. Miss Garibald
and Miss McClees ably assisted Mrs
Eaton in receiving and entertaining hel
guests. Those present were: Misses Reed
Hettinger Of Kansas City, Parks, Reece
Cox, Elliott, Brown, Schriver, Ross, Geo
hogan, Lynch, Adkins, Garibaldi, and
1IcCIees; Messrs. Goldsmith, Kelso, Dold
AfcClees, Norris, Garibaldi, Hagny, Prid-
dy Little Chapman. Imboden, Floyd, DR.
Mansfield, Fulton, Topping, Delaney and
Bousha.
ALUMNI BANQUET.
The city has been full of college pleas
antries and parties and the various enter
tainments that make up the closing
amusements of the school year, but none
was more enjoyed than that of the an
nual banquet given by the alumni of
Lewis academy at the college building on
Thursday evening. The two reception
rooms of the large building were nicely
arranged as parlors, being decorated in
yellow and black and yellow and white,
The banquet table was nicely arranged,
forming the letter "L.' Professor Scott
presided as postmaster. Besides the
hi c1oc Of
good sense and humor combined, were
the addresses Of Miss McElhaney, the re-
firing president, and of the new president,
Mr.. Lewis. The toasts were as follows:
Education NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Dr.. Slutz
"Reminiscences ...............Miss Brown
''Our Bachelors" .............MlSs Jackson
Our Maids .................... MI. Little
1.-The Glass Of '99'................ Mr.. Reed
MRS. BENTLEY ENTERTAINS.
Mrs. Fred w. Bentley gave a dancing
party at her home on North Topeka ave
nue. Monday evening last in honor of Miss
Wirth of Columbus Ohio. There were
pretty decorations, excellent music and
elegant refreshments. There were pres
ent: Messrs. and Mesdames Sargent,
Smyth, Cohn, Caldwell, Fletcher, Cooper,
Johnston, Aylesbury, Pool, Case; Misses
Wirth Lynch, Brown, Jocelyn, Reed,
Parks, Pratt, Ross, Garland, Mccoy, Het-
finger; Messrs. Stanley, Chapman, Hag-
ny, Priddy, Kelso, Floyd, Hoffman, Lari-
mer. Hockaday, GIcCIees, Reece and Fred
Stanley.
ENTERTAINED READING CIRCLE.
The Reading Circle was very pleasantly
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Kin
naird at their home on North Emporia
last Monday evening, the guest of honor
being Mr. Alexander Kinnaird Of Cincin-
natl, Ohio, who was to leave next day for
his home. The evening was very enjoya-
bic and Mr.. and Mrs. Kinnaird proved
themselves able entertainers.
HONOR A NEWCOMER.
Mrs. z. f. Silsbee gave very pretty
party at her home in Greiffenstein place
last Thursday afternoon in honor Of Mrs.
Winnie, who has lately arrived from Hut
Gibson with a view of making this her fu-
ture home. The guests and hostess spent
the afternoon in doing tasty needlework,
in which they took great delight. Dainty
were served and those who
being afforded the pleasure Of making the
being afforded the pleasur of making the
acquaintance of Mrs. Whine.
IN HONOR OF MISS WORKMAN.
Miss Maude Gwynn entertained a few of
her friends at her home on Ohio avenue
last Thursday evening in honor of her
cousin, Miss Workman of Hutchinson,
who has been visiting her. Miss Gwynn's
social entertainments are always richly
enjoyed, but none were more so than this
one.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Little Miss Beuna Lowe, 1923 North
Market street, entertained a number of
her little friends yesterday afternoon, It
being her fourth birthday. Those present
were: Hazel Darling, Blanche Mckee,
Mabel Mckee, Minnie Stevens, Eula and
Effe Gardner, Hester Adams, Lulu Lowe,
Earl and Russell Darling, HarIie and
Lloyd Stevens, Walter Wood, Tommie
Lowe. Harold Kistler. and Mr. and Mrs.
John Mckee. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Darling,
Mrs. Stevens and Mss Eugene Ktstler.
Mr.. SINGERS BIRTHDAY.
Mr.. Singer, of the firm of Singer & DON