The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-30

wife. Mrs F. K Turner, M. A. J. wea-
yer and wife, Mr.. Charles r Weaver.
wife aud children Merrill, Mamie. Clair
ana Robsrt Mead Of sunnydaIe-
IN HONOR OF HER SONS.
Mrs. I. P. Campbell last night enter
tanned in honor Of her two sons, Graham
and Ray. The former Is a student at
the Kansas University, while the latter
attends Paramount college The afrair
being % the stag kind. only gentlemen
friends OF the two collegians were pres
ent Among them were: Harry stinson.
Gordon Oldham, Art Noble, Bob Norris,
Dick Imboden, Walter Hess, C3vin Hag-
ny, Bruce Priddy. Ed Hyde. Jesse Nc
Gees Roland Murdoch
QUILNA CLUB.
The members Of the Qudlna club were
entertained Friday night BY Mr.. ard Mrs.
VIM. Parks at their new home. 1921 South
Topeka. Progressive whist was the or
der until 10 o'clock. when an elegant
lunch was served. The bonors were
awarded TO Mrs. Knoblauch and Mr..
Henry Schnitzler. who were awarded the
prizes. Frank Parks and Miss Parks
favored the club with several musical Sc
Iectons, Mr.. Parks reading from Burns
and Mrs. Dorsey's vocal solo were pleas
ant features Of the evening.
ENTERTAINED AT WHIST.
DR.. and Mrs. Richardson entertained
at whist Thursday evening at their home
10l6 South Lawrence Lunch was served
in three courses, and very pleasant
evening was passed. TIE host and hos
tess and their three lovely daughters
proved themselves excellent entertainers
and made the occasion an enjoyable one
for the favored guests. Those present
were:NIr. and Mrs John KnobIauch, NJ
w. Dorsey. VIM. swentzell Charles
Fransin, Aft Goodin. Henry Schnitzler
". r. Jackson, John Morrison, Misses
Mary. Bessie and Carrie Richardson. The
prizes we're won by Mrs. VIM Swentzell
and W. NJ Dorsey.
ENTERTAIN AT BUCHRE.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Smyth and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Oliver entertained az
the Smyth residence, Third and Waco,
Thursday night and again Friday. Some
G. guests were present on each occasion.
The residences was beautifully trimmed
with smilax and Christmas green's. The
hours were spent at euchre Mrs. Adam
Inboden and Mr.. Sidney Ashton won the
prizes Thursday. while Mrs. Charles Da-
wilson and DR.. J. E Oldham received
the honors Friday night.
SOCIETY PERSONALS
Mrs. r. P. Tompbins is visiting In
Clearwater.
Miss Edna Hunt Of wellington IS visit
ing Wichita friends.
F. A. Amsden is visiting at Blackwell,
O. T.
Noses Johnson is at FL Beno visiting
friends.
Mrs. 3. L. Slartlsng has been entertain
ing her mother and sister. Of Topeka
r. 2. Harrington and sister are visiting
at Fort Scott,
Mrs. H G. Chnds Is visiting friends at
Wellington.
MISS Lottie Wells Of Great Bend Is
with friends in Wichita
Judge E. r. Fo9te, who has been visit
ing here returned TO Topeka Friday.
Miss Bessie Webb took crowd Of }o1ly
young ladies' IN her fathers car to Kio-
wa, serving breakfast snroute
Mrs. Alvin Musselnan entertained
party Of her friends last evening IN honor
Of her cousin. Miss Helen Ryno Of Chi
cago.
Mrs. l. S. Carter will keep open house
for the Ladies' Home Journal and Sat
ury7ay Evening Post subscribers the n-st
We days in January. 1901, from 9 a. m. to
p. N.
one Of the Christmas dinners that was
very much enjoyed was the one given BY
Mrs. W. D. Turner for her husband VINO
is home from Roswell, New Mexico, on
a short visit.