The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-11
DEBUT OF MISS REED
Four Hundred Gains Another
Fair Member.
MISS WINNIE ENTERTAlNS
Seven O'Clock Dinner in
Honor of Mrs. Stout.


was the coming out party of Miss Flor
ence Reed. Three hundred and twenty
five invitations Of the very best form
were sent out and, as this was too large
a number of guests to be accommodated
in one afternoon, they were equally Oh
Vided between Thursday and Friday.
The large and handsomely furnished
home at 81 Month Lawrence was artistic
ally decorated with palms and cut fow-
ers All the rooms were darkened and
the chandeliers were lighted. In the hsll
was the punch bowl which, on the first
afternoon, was presided over by Miss
Gechegan and Miss Gilmore, and, On the
second by Miss Scott and Miss Wallen-
stein.
Everything in the dining room was pink
or white The candles in the candelaora,
the ice cream and the favors were Of the
same colors. On one side Of the table
was a mirror framed in bridesmaids
roses, and on the other was the coffee Urn
where Miss Pratt presided. On Thursday
afternoon Miss Jocelyn, Miss Larimer
and Miss Potts were the dining room as
sistants and on Friday, Miss Ross, Miss
Gilmore and Miss Geohegan were in
charge.
During both afternoons Mrs. Judge Lit
tie. Miss Reed, Mrs. Adam Imboden,
Mrs B. T. Dolan, Mrs. Charles Pool,
Mrs e. E. Bleckley, Mrs. Colonel Dyer
and Mrs. c. E. Potts assisted Mrs. Reed
in doing the honors.
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dies and their friends were entertained at
cards.
MISS WINNIE ENTERTAINS.
Last Tuesday evening Miss Hester
Winnie Of the West Side entertained in
honor of Mr. Miller of Indianapolis, who
Is in the city visiting friends. The party
was informal and the time was spent at
games and in conversation. 4 dainty
supper was also served. Those present
were: Mesdanes Lathrop Morehead and
Silsbee; Misses Fitch, Sadie Caldwell,
Mable Aver, Florence Howard, Laura
Lathrop, Grace MtIlroy, Evans, Rpbe.-a
DAVIS Minnie Davis, Laura Pierce end
Ne't'e Dennis; Hessrs Clarence Howard.
Gerteis, John Wire of Newton, West.
Tt'gaInson, Fitch, Ralph Winnie, Scott E.
Winnie, Maurice Barnes, Fred Aver and
Joseph Davis.
REX WHITES BIRTHDAY.
A merry party gathered at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. e. W. White, On
University avenue, West Side, yesterday
afternoon to celebrate the fourteenth
birthday of their son Rex. The occasion
was a most enjoyable one to every, one
present, who INDUCED in 'postoff1ce" and
kindred games which even grown folk
might enjoy. but children may. A dainty
luncheon was served during the after
noon, and it Is needless to say that It
was appreciated and enjoyed fully by the
following, who wished Master Rex every
thing good as they finally separated.
Leila Rea, Laura Donnell, Dot Williams,
Isis and Lois White Bessie He1lar,
Dean BurlAigh, Frances Parsons, Ada
Bactell, Lois Payne, May Spangler,
Joshua Dietrich, Herschel Dunn, Stella
Holmes, Drew McLane, Willie Resting,
Fannie Parkhurst, Irving Lyons, Frank
Holmes, Eddie MeNaghten, Rosa Todd,
Charlie McNaghten, Clarence Schrock,
Earl McNaghten, Harry Cochran, Ray
Nun, Charlie Freeman, Harold Dietrich,
and Arsie Williams.
BUTLER-FOsTER
Married, at 7:8O on Thursday evening
February 7, at the home of the brides
parents, 1871 North Wichita street, Miss
Berenioe Butler and Mr.. Albert Foster
Of Maize, Kan The impressive ring
ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr..
Berrier Of the Presbyterian church. The
bride was very becomingly attired in
navy blue silk, with white corded silk
yoke and point lace trimmings. The
groom wore the conventional black. At
ter congratulations the guests assembled
in the dining room, where all enjoyed an
elegant wedding supper. Mr. and Mrs
Foster will be at home to their friends
after February Is at Maize Kan. Only
the relatives of the contracting parties
were present, including Mr.. and Mrs. H.
r. Butler, Mr.. and Mrs Roy Kelly. Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. ". Willott, Miss Myrta
Foster, Miss Carrie Foster, Mr.. Ed VIII
lott Mr.. John Oliver, Miss Lizzie Oliver
Mrs. F. L. Kearney, Mr. II. Clint Howe.
Mr.. Louis Munna, Mr.. Geo. H. wilho1r,.
Rev. Mr.. Berrier and Master RAYMOND
Kelly.
IN HONOR OF MRS. STOUT.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank c. Wood entertain
ed at their home, 1125 North Emporia.
on Tuesday evening, in honor of Mrs. w.
F. Stout. Of Pontiac, Mich A Z O'Clock
dinner was rerved, after which whist was
enjoyed until a late hour. The following
were present: Mr. and Mrs o. H. Bent
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. ThrockmortOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Churchward, Mr.. and