The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-01

McClees, Theron Barrett, Claud Larimer,
Silas Brown, Fred Lite, Howard Moffat.
MISS MARY CARVER.
Miss Mary Carver gave a o'clock din
ner last Monday evening. The guests had
a good time at music and games. The
guests were: Misses Myrtle Lee, Bernice
and Goldie Evans, Anna and Roberta Vim
cent. Nellie, Lulu and Belle Haythorn,
Bradt and Horner; Messrs. Walter and
Jim Vincent, Earl and Fred Evans, Guy
Haythorn, George, Jim and Charles Car
YER.
FOR LEWIS ANDERSON.
A crowd of West Side young people sur
prised Lewis Anderson last Wednesday
night at the home of Clarence Chambers,
on University avenue. Games and other
amusements made the evening pass en-
tertainingly. Those present were: Misses
Jessie Lyons. Carrie Richardson. Mary
Richardson. Maud Lair, Mable Rawson
and Kitty Hill with an escort of Messrs.
Clarence Burrows, Bern Rawson. Walter
Slower, John Thomas, Robert Slayden and
Clyde Israel
TWELVE O'CLOCK DINNER.
Governor and Mrs. W. E. Stanley and
the children were entertained at u O'Clock
dinner yesterday by Mr.. and Mrs Jacob
Pittinger. There were present: Mr. and
Mrs. John r. Stanley and daughter OF
Clearwater. DR.. and Mrs f. w. Sapp Of
Pennsylvania, and Miss Hattie Stanley Of
Ohio, brother and sisters OF the cover
nor; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Coates and fam
ily. J. H. Mccall and son Jacob. and Miss
Fode Stanley. The afternoon was spent
at cards and family "reminiscences.
MISS GoLDIE EVANS.
A few OF the young .ady friends Of Miss
Goidie Evans were entertained by her
Wednesday afternoon at 1883 North Waco
1t was needle party, and. amid work and
talk. quite swiftly the afternoon passed
away. They were favored with music by
Misses Marshall Warren Thompson and
Calhoun. Dainty refreshments were serv-
&C. The guests were Misses Noble War
zen. Name Thompson. Gertie Calhoun.
Jessie Allen, Claudia Mccoy. Hattie Sew
all and Franc aMrshaL
FOR MISS DARLINGTON.
Wednesday evening al her home on Col
lege Hiu. Mrs :. ". Cooper entertained
FOR her s.S.er. Mss Isabel Darlington. The
diversion OF the evening was whist. In The
playing Of which much diversion was eu-
ioyed. which. sJpplrmented by musical
numbers and a tao-hsome rejection. Will
make the occasion a memorable one n
those present The prizes A. whist were
Won by - Cody and Mr. a : Parks
CHILDREN's DANCE.
\ dancing party for children was given
by Ms. c. P. FGEins-on AZ her home. lals
North Market srrse:. .asf Thursday even
ms The Fulliust0n children vi,h about
ninety guests. enjoyed -aeuse-ves as chill
dren can. The rooms were decorated. ard
che party played = mes ard danced Or r p
music. Add 10 this something relss5a1-e
II the way ~ supper. aa l. -s easy go su--
mise taat The young folks enjoyed them
selves royals.
OLD YEAR OFT.
some - the school friends of R95e-f ard
Marguerite keenan, gave them = iI-t,e sur
prise a. ,heir home last night TEey ~
+ c--ed school gems md o:herv.sa geazchs5
the old year ou- and welcomed rae new
. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WEDDING
ON "Wednesday evening tzere occurred
one ~ s1e rre-s5est and -nost impressive
weddings that the peopse ~ s3gth ntch-
"a have 6een privileged % Hllness -
years
The contracting parties Eere F.0fs@rt +.
GrlIs-ead ard Ms F,ossze l. Wn.-ske-.
The ceremony vas soiezaized II tie pre-
/ eIce 81 a. least swO hundred 49, a1sy