The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-02

and singing, and general good time
was INDUCED in.
QUILNA CLUB MEETING.
! One of the pleasantest and most en-
| 5oyabIe social events of the week was the
/ Quilna club meet at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs ALI. Goodin, 1015 South Lawrence,
/ Friday evening. The members OF this
club were entertained at progressive
whist. Light refreshments were served
at the tables while the players were con-
testing for the coveted prizes. The prize
winners were Mrs. John Knoblauch and
Mr. NJ. W Dorsey. After whist the vis-
itors were entertained with music by
Mrs. Goodin and son Earl with mandolin
and guitar Mr. VIM. swintzen gave the
visitors rare treat reading Shakespeare
and commenting.
THANKSGIVING SURPRISE.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Brundage received
beautiful and valuable donation for
Thanksgiving with a fine turkey and
purse Of money with many articles Of
equal Importance presented by Comrade
n D. Heiserman and his estima-ole wife.
Many thanks for kind remembrances by
the comrades Of Wfchita--Rev Isaac c.
/ Brundage Soldier Missionary Wichita.
FAMILY REUNION.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Robb were very
pleasantly surprised Thanksgiving Day
by their children coming with loaded bas-
kets of delicious things. The dinner was
served in courses. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bussard. Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller and family
and Mrs. Long and family, which made
a family reunion, as all were there ex-
cept the son, who is in Springfield, Mo.
Nevertheless all thought Of him and
wished he could poin them.
A PLEASANT GATHERING.
Roscoe Hambric gave delightful party
to a few of his friends last Friday even
ing Those present were: Maude White.
Maude Carroll, May Carroll, Mora Moore.
Vera Hughes Maggie Balm, Pearl Daw-
son, Myrtle Daugherty, Lulu Foster and
Lila Spain; Leo Knoblauch, Albert OIL
YER George Grimes, Fred Whftlock, Har-
~ Brown, Milton Gross, Lyle Gum,
Douglass AIcNichoI and Leslie Devine-
THANKSGIVING PARTY.
A very pleasant party was given on
Thanksgiving afternoon in honor Of Miss
Katie WaIterschied at her homo, Cleve-
land and Second streets. The afternoon
was spent in outdoor games, instrument
tai and vocal music. A very inviting
lunch was served at a late hour by Miss
Margaret Walterscheid. Those present
were: Misses Regula Schenebncker,
Bernadine Eanhous, Fern Stewart, Sybel
Stewart Mary Reichl. Lizzie Erlaweln,
Jennie Gene, Laura Beffel Annie Wal
terscheid, Lena Watershed, Catherine
H.
Walterscheid, Lizzie Clous, Katie Wal
terscheid, Masters Frank Ernsman.
George Clous, Henry Gelle, Frank Wal
tersoheid, Willie Walterscheid George
Gaiser. John Einhous and Henry Krause.
IN MRS ROBINSON'S HONOR
MI and Mrs. H. L. Grey entertained on
Thanksgiving at most elaborate dinner
in honor of Mrs. N. H Robinson Of Chi
cago.
FOR MISS TAFT
The Misses Cox entertained very pleas
antly last Wednesday evening for Miss
Ella Taft, who leaves soon for an ex-
tended vacation in Utah
IN MISS BAKERS HONOR,
Mrs. J, H Murray entertained few
friends on Friday evening in honor of
down from Newton for a short visit
ENTERTAINED SCHOOL FRIENDS.
Miss Blanche ChiIde entertained a mum
Der OF her school friends Friday evening
al her home on South Water street. The
first part of the evening was spent with
progressive whist Mr. Nose Johnson
won the gentleman's prize and Miss
Stella Lumley won the ladies' prize,
while the BOBBY prize was won by Miss
Efie PARROT. Refreshments were served
and the remainder Of the evening was
spent in games and music.
The invited guests werei Misses Edith
Braitsch Stella Lumley. L1bbie Wallace,
May Bryant, Maud Swain. La Vets
Reilly, Ellie Parrot, eBrtha Southwell,
LYDIA Hartzeu and Fay Hendrix Of
Caney, kan. Messrs. Oscar Lightner, en-
bert Tucker, Gilbert Hampton, VIII Eas-
ton. Leo Morgan, Ed Kern, Nose John
son, Tom Bostick. Theo Morgan, Lloyd
Pierce Floyd Smith and Walter Knipe
Of Richmond. Ind.
A FAMILY REUNION
One Of the happiest reunions that ever
met in Kansas was celebrated Thanks
giving day at the home Of Mr.. S. S.
Casad, ST., of Garden Plain.
Their children and chiI1ran children
ali gathered in the I'D homestead Of iris
venerable old soldier who mas been a
resident of Kansas for thirty years sid
has watched with pride and satisfaction
the cultivation Of the sundowe- state.
Those who gathered around the board,
whihc fairly groanad with It's weight Of