The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-16
INMRS. DEEDS HONOR
Mrs. Taugney Gives a Re-
ceptiOn to Friends.
Mr.. AND MRS. S. S, NOBLE
Give a Porch Party to the
Newly Wed,

Mrs. Tangney of the Topeka Avenue
hotel gave delightful reception Thurs
day evening in honor OF Mrs. Deeds Of
La Junta, Col, who stopped over 40 visit
mrs. Tangney while on her way home
from Boston. Mrs Deeds was raised in
Wichita and the reception was given to
about twenty-five Of the friends who
knew her in her youth. Mrs. Tangney
proved herself a splendid hostess. The
parlors and halls of the hotel were beau
tifully decorated. The guests amused
themselves at whist, and there were sew
eral musical selections and ~recitations
rendered by the different guests. Refresh
ments were served at. a late hour, and
the evening proved to be a season of rare
enjoyment to all. Mrs. Deeds left Fri
day evening for her home at La Junta,
and was very proud to have been given
such an opportunity to meet with her
old friends while here.
MISSES JONES AND RUSSELL
Misses Myrtle Jones and Mabel Russell
entertained a few friends at their home
in the ZimmerIy block Friday evening in
honor Of Miss Daisy Jones. who leaves
this morning for her new home in Ros-
well n. NJ. and also Miss Flo Kay, who
will spend several weeks with her par
ents and friends at Conway Springs. The
evening was delightfully."- enjoyed with
music, recitations, games and elegant re-
Misses Maggie HartselI, Eta Reimer
Alta Daniels. Flo Kay, Daisy Jones, and
Messrs Walter Hartsell. Ish Schuyler
Anderson. L. Spar. Malcomb Hartsell,
Harry King and Maynard Hart
MISS FREEMAN.
Miss Lulu Freeman entertained num-
Der Of friends at her home on the West
Side Thursday evening in honor of Miss
Bertha Myers of Knoxville, Ill. The
principal features of the evening were
crokinole and carroms. At a late hour
the guests departed declaring Miss lulu
a charming hostess. The guests were:
Misses Lulu Simpson, Olive Cottman,
Pearl Farmer. Maud Lair, Mary South
well. Libbie Wallace. Edna Shaw, Bertha
Myers and Jennie Freeman and Messrs.
Carl Taylor, John Thomas. Robert Stay
den, Albert Hays. Walter Bachtel How
ard Taylor. Curtis Alexander. Clarence
Burrows, George Price.
SURPRISE PARTY.
A most pleasant surprise party was CIV
en- Mrs. Lizzie Knight at her home on
Riverview avenue last Monday evening
by her friends. it being her .fftieth birth
day. The invited guests were: Mr.. and
AIRS. Eearl Hahn Will Wood, Will De-
busmann, Wentz John Wood. Guy Wood,
John Herberger, Emery Haskins, Misses
Pauline Moore. Florence Moore Ida Nc
Gee, Annie MCGEE.
AT GUEDA SPRINGS.
Wichita people will be interested In
knowing that Geuda Springs is coming
into popularity strong again. The Wichi-
IA people who have been down there say
that things are booming and the fare now
TO be had is tip-toD. There has always
been a slight objection to Geuda on &C
count Of the tables set at the hotels, but
the sojohrners this year say that the
menu served Is out OF sight and that a
man can eat himself blind. The shade
trees have also grown up until the ''too
much sum- objection is done away with.
The waters. which in some particulars
are the best on the earth. are still ef-
fective and make the visitors feel like
new men and women.
The dam which keeps the water in the
salt lake was washed away the other
day by the big rains. but 1t has been
built up again and the bathing is fine.
IT is also possible to get down to Geuda
and back in the same day. which is an
improvement. A Wichita man who was
down there this week SAYS that Geuda
has not been so inviting since the boom.
Fishing is good. Will Ayres and S. S.
Billingsby have been fishing all week,
while Judge Dale sat by and told 'em
how TO do IL. Other Wichita folk sojourn-
Ing there are Mrs Morse and sister. Mrs.
William McNaghten. Mr.. and Mrs. T.
True, Mr.. and Mrs. Fultz and p l.. Ar
nett. They are stopping at the Hotel
Geuda. A number Of Wichita people will
30 down this morning.
DIR. AND MRS. NOBLE.
In honor of DR.. and Mrs. f. p. Noble
of Belle Plaine, Iowa, who are here on
their wedding trip DR. and Mrs. S 8.
Noble gave a delightful porch party
Wednesday evening at their home on
t1lferSiue. Inc irlen0S OF Ut. T.. Z.
Noble, who is a former Wichitan, were
the guests. They were: Messrs. and
nfesdames Hiram 1mboden. L. L. New
comb. r. NJ. Piatt. f. G.. Robertson, o.
A. Boyle, J. F. Clader. W. A. Frazier:
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Granger. Misses Mabel
Ayres, Rcrnice Evans. Goldie Evans,
Jessie Allen. Martha Kendrick. NJ. Ken
drick, Edna l[irkwood, Mildred Hay
worth, Olive Decatur Eva Decatur,
Winifred Woolard. Hattie SewelI, May
Parkinson. Helen Reilly. Evelyn limbo
den. Darl oldfield. Hattie Stanley. Blanch
1mboden, May Jones. Ella Hellar and
Miss Taylor of Omaha Messrs. Ray
Torrey. Pierce Torrey. John Parkinson.
David Parkinson. S. C. Kimel. Myron
Boyle, Murray Kirkwood. Carl Oldfield.
Charles Oldfield. Harry Stanley, Charlie
Jones. Fred Jones. Edwin Jennings. Fer
dinand Adams. DR.. Rex and Mr.. Taylor
of Omaha.
ANNIVERSARY SURPRISE
Mr. and Mrs. George +. Campbell OF
North Fourth avenue were the recipients
Of a delightful surprise by fifty OF their
friends on Thursday evening the occa-
sion heiur fl,a dofa ~ A. ,,s A.