The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-03

music furnished by Misses Blanche and
Nellie Tracy and Miss Esther Swab. Mrs.
Nudd was assisted by Miss Pauline Ste
vens, Jessie Souahwell and Miss Nellie
Tracy In entertaining the little folks. At
late hour the guests departed. voting
their little hostes splendid entertainers.
The following are the names Of those
present: Pauline Grafton. Margaret Case,
Rata Spencer, Florence George. May Ste
vens Elsie johnson, Nina Francis, Appa
Fosnot. Esther Swab. Blanche Tracy and
Leah Porter from Kansas City.
MISS woRRELL.
Estelle Worrell entertained about forty
of her young friends Tuesday evening at
her home. The time was very enjoyably
spent with whist, dancing and various
other amusemeuts. During the evening
dainty refreshments were served and at
late hour the guests departed voting
Mss Worrell charming hostess.
DON'T WORRY" CLUB.
The ladies OF the Don't Worry club
gave a garden party Friday evening at
the residence of w. z. Copeland, 9O5
South Lawrence avenue. which was truly
delightful event. It was called ''Kip-
ling party. and was opened by quotations
from that author. There was a contest in
which the prize was won by Mrs. Will
Sndtzler, consisting of a volume Of Kip
ling's works beautifully bound. A sec
ond prize was gained by Mrs. Jackson.
Music was rendered by a mandolin CLUB
Of some note. Supper was served at IL
O'Clock. Mrs. Lawrence added to the
pleasure of the evening by her recitations.
Those present were Mrs. Jackson, OF New
ton; Mrs. John Hudspeth Of Ell Reno;
Mrs. Townsend, of Joplin; Mesdames
Charles. Cleyton, Dean Osburn. Earl. Os-
burn. Tracy, Kindred. Altman, Swab,
John Tracy. Schnitzler, Park, Sumption,
Hickman, Lawrence Copeland; the Misses
Kerr, of Oklahoma; Miss Olive Cleyton,
Miss Green. of Illinois: Misses Emma and
Esther SwaCb Nellie and Blanche Tracy.
Meta and Frank Park, Albertina Snitz-
Ter, the Misses jackson, Jessie and Net
tie Copeland.
PROGRESSIVE WOMEN OF AMERICA
Circle No. 6, P. w. A., will hold its first
regular meeting Of the year at Hyde
Park Thursday afternoon. September Z.
This circle did not disband for the sum-
absent members. One lady has spent the
summer in Wyoming; another in Colo
RADIO land two of the members were
among the Epworth Leaguers On their
eastern trip. We will expect much pleas
ure and profit from our travelled" men,
bers. The new officers will assume their
duties at the September meeting Those
elected are: Mrs. Lenore Groves, presi-
dent; Mrs. Ray House, vice president;
Miss Clara Cox, correspondent secretary;
Mrs. s. E. Levick treasurer: Mrs. B.
Reed. recording secretary. The topic for
discussion Is: Hope or Fear: Which has
the Greater influence on HUMANITY"
SURPRISE TO WALTER COOLEY.
A surprise party was given Walter
Cooley of North Arkansas avenue FRI
day evening at the home of Miss Bertha
Thompson. The evening was delightfully."-
spent in games. music and conversation
and dainty lunch was served. Miss Ber-
tina proved herself charming hostess.
The following were present: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charley Bullinger, Mr.. and Mrs. Charley
Cooley. Lulu Richardson. May Grams,
Ethel Bunton. Peachy. Efie Wells, Anna
Camp May Bown, Sadie Mccoy, Bertha
Thompson. and Carrie Cooley; Messrs.
Walter Mahson, VIII Ward, Ambrose
MARYLAND. Mr.. Hamilton, Lewis Burton,
John Bunton. John Ayres, Ed Cooley,
Walter Cooley, Mr.. and Mrs. d. C. Coo
icy.
CAMPING PARTY.
One OF the Jolliest camping parties Of
the season returned Tuesday morning
from ten days outing at Camp Two
by-Jist on the Walnut The party was
chaperoned by Mrs. A. NJ. Morehead and
consisted Of Misses Gladys Horton, Mary
Hyde. Matte Human, Matte Jackman.
Mary Phillips. Bessie Moore, Pearl Rog-
ers. Bessie Phillips. Bessie Moore and
Messrs. Thatcher Human, Joel Tucker,
Ike Hyde, FIRED Belts, VIII Easton, Gill
bert Tucker. Roscoe Maxwell Ed Hyde
and Charles Dixon.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Master Willie Morris entertained "a few
Of his little friends in a most delightful
way Thursday afternoon. the occasion
| being his seventh birthday. Music and
games were indulged in during the after
noon, after which all the goodies which
are dear to the Juvenile heart were serv-
ed. Those enjoying the occasion were:
Pauline. Wyalma and Harold Grafton,
Harry Melvin, Florence Smith. Ina
Smith, Harry Smith. Harriet Morris.
Clara Morris. Albert Cove. Willie Morris
and Nellie Upton. Mrs. Morris was as
| sisted in entertaining the little folks by
Misses Minna Shoop and Bessie Brown.
Willie was the recipient OF many pretty
presents.
PRETTY BIRTHDAY PARTY.
birthday party was given TO little Ed
| gar B. Smith by his parents at their
home, 335 South Exposition avenue. on
Monday afternoon last. The occasion
was little Edgars third birthday. and a
| large number of his little friends gath
cred b partake OF his hospitality, and
| assist in celebrating the event in man.
ner long to be remembered both by him
and by his little friends. After spending
most OF the afternoon in games. they
were served with dainty refreshments
served on little tables on the lawn. Lit
tie Edgar was the recipient Of many
| pretty presents and souvenirs of the &C.
| casion. Before taking leave for their
homes picture was taken Of the little
| folks and ell will receive one as a SOU
venir Of the occasion. Miss Lena Iari-
mer and Lulu Cartwright assisted in en-
tertai1ing the little folks. The invited
| guests present were as follows: Masters
| Dean Weaver. Wendell Hoss, Chester
| Stippich. John Mclean. Rollo Buckley
Vane King. Dorin Litchield. and Misses
| Elsie Collins, Blanche Beal. Gladys
Bracken. Nellie Donald. Elenor Pruea.
| Elsie Oldfield. Lucille Warner. Daisy Bar