The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-04
DANCE IN RIVERSIDE
Campbell Family Have a
Merry Reunion.
MRS. HARRISON'S PARTIES
Mrs. Phillips En- tertains for
Her Two Daughters.

d2nc1ng party IN nOnor OIL ILSlT sOIlS
Robert and Charles Campbell, last Tues
day evening at their beautiful home i
Riverside. The house is one of the mos
elegantly finished dwellings in the state
and for this occasion it was artisticall
decorated and thoroughly lighted, and tn
appearance of the rooms were trul.
magnificent. 1t is the first time the en-
tire family have been together for fiv
years, and the dancing party was givel
partly in celebration of the event. Tn
front hall, the parlor and the nbrar.
were used for dancing, and IN the prett.
tower room was placed a mammoth puncl
bowl. The function was one Of tn
SWEETEST things of the season and wa.
greatly enjoyed by those present.
The guests were: Misses Clara Bowen
Bessie Reed Fiorence Reed, Maud Parks
Laura Gohegan, Blanche Chandler, Ell:
Chandler, Olive Decatur, Eva Decatur
Catalina Mason, Lulu Hatton, Anna
Brown, Floy Gilmore, Sara Ross, Maud
Matthews, Myrtle Hinton, Olive Magill
Lillian Lewis Maud Rix, Marcie Alley, Ida
Joseph, Sadie Joseph, Helen Fisher, Ma
RE Berry, Nellie Jaekman, Alice Wells
Messrs. Ben AnawaTt, Ike Goldsmith
Kelso, DR.. Rex, Ed Bihner, Carl Cieve
land, Ed. Geohegan, Marshall Jacknan
Claude Larimer, Fred Hill, Sid Chapman
Roy Allen, Fred Little, Howard Shroeder
Elmer Reese, Bert Lockyer, DR.. Mans
field. Jesse McClees, Verne Curtis, jim
Yoolard, Casper Haynes, Geary Wall, DR.
Adams, Given Hagney.
FOR MRS. WILBUR STOUT.
Mrs. W. B. Throckmorton gave a :
o'clock luncheon Friday afternoon at be4
homo on North Topeka avenue. The
event was in honor of Mrs. Wilbur Stout
Of Pontiac, Mich, who is visiting in the
city. The table was lastly decorated
with ferns and smilax:
Those present were: Mrs. Sternberg
Mrs. Churchward, Mrs Webb. Mrs.
Pierce, Mrs. Walter Dyer, Mrs. ]. L. Dy-
er, Mrs. Foster Brooks Mrs Hill, Mrs.
Kirk, Miss Brook, Mrs Jett, Mrs. Niles.
Mrs. Magill, Mrs Beach, Mrs. Sim, Mrs.
Frank Wood, Mrs. Richardson, Mrs.
Jewett, Mrs Myres, Mrs. ]. o. Davidson,
Mrs. c. L. Davidson, Mrs. Bentley, Mrs.
Harris.
SURPRISE PARTY.
Alice Miller was pleasantly surprised
by her friends Friday night at her home
on Washington avenue. Those present
were: Lucille Bretch Nettie Freeman.
Fern Sanford, Katie Miller, Alice Miller,
Ed. Betch, John F1eeman, Grover Bur-
ton, Percy Freeman, Joe Mix, Robert
Schumacher, Clarence Miller, Tom Davis.
The evening was spent In games and mu-
Sic
SURPRISE TO MISS PRICE,
The many friends Of Miss Hannah
Price, who lives at 199 Lulu avenue. met
at her home Thursday evening and very
pleasantly surprised her. She had gone
to church, but was sent for and the look
of pleasure on her face as she entered
the well filed house was enough TO sat
lsfy her friends of her surprise. A very
pleasant evening was passed with games
IN the parlor. Those present were: Misses
Alice Miller Iona Gum, Lucille Betch.
Louie Davis, Nettie Freeman. Fern San.
ford, Daisy Watson, Maude Hess. HiIah
Stewart Lille Schumacher, Pearl Doh
son. Rosa Dunbar Edna Watson. and tra
Messrs. Robert Schumacher, Conner Rur-
ton, Ed. Betch, John Fleener. Percy
Freeman, Ira Stuck Tom Davis. Burton
Davis, Clarence Miller VIII Haggerty
and Duncan Morris.
BRADLEY-PORTwooD.
A quiet wedding occurred at the home
IL Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Bradley, S51 Cleve-
and avenue, at 8 o'clock Monday after
noon, January 20, when their daughter
Eva was united in marriage TO Mr.. II A
Portwood of Ell Reno, o. T.
AS Miss Alma Bradley played the we'd
ing march the pair entered the parlor
md brief but impressive ceremony was
by Rev A. A. Parker pastor
If St Paul's Methodist church.
Supper was served in the. dining room
after congratulations. A
ong table was beautifully decorated. the
menu consisting of three courses of sea-
ionable dishes carefully prepared and
ialnuly served. The mellow light from
he chandelier reflected in the radiant
aces of the guests surrounding the tabIa
made pretty picture
number of relatives and a few init
nate friends witnessed the ceremony.
The bride was dressed in a travelling
nit Of brown cloth trimmed with tur
Iuoise silk and pearl passementrie and
'arried brides roses. The groom wore
he usual black
Miss Bradley is an accomplished young
ady of domestic tastes. She is a gradu-
tie OF the Wichita high school and the
Wichita Commercial college. For several
months she has been employed as stenog-
apher for wholesale implement firm Of
i Reno. In business and in society she
ntoys the esteem and confidence of all.
Mr.. Portwood is an enterprising young
nan, being in the employ of the Kimrell
hardware and Implement company Of Ell
Reno.
A numben of useful and pretty presents
rere received.
At 6:4S p. m. the happy couple left for
Il Reno. their future home, with their
many friends wishing them the success
nd happiness which they SO richly de-
erve
FOR THE MISSES PHILLIPS.
A most pleasant surprise was given the
Kisses Della and Pearl Phillips by their
lother az their home. near Paramount.
ast Tuesday evening. a number OF
1iends and relatives gathered in and
BOX the young ladies completely by sur
rise. All kinds Of social games were in
Ulged in. and with the games. music and