The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-26

Lawrence avenue. A number OF friends
dropped in and a pleasant evening was
| enjoyed. Later in the evening q lunch
and cooling refreshments were served.
Music and social conversation were in
| dulged in by all present, and when IL
o'clock came the party broke up, de-
claring their hostess to be unequaIed for
hospitality.
IN HONOR OF MRS. COWAN.
| Yesterday at l o'clock Mrs. Wickham
entertained at dinner several of her
friends and neighbors. The dinner was
in honor Of Mrs. A S. Cowan Of Pitts
burg, sister of Mrs. W. E. Newman Of
this city. An enjoyable afternoon was
spent by all.
| PARTY FOR JOHN sPEER
| A very enjoyable trolley ride was gwen
| Thursday evening by Mrs. Speer and Miss
Mae Speer in honor of Mr.. John Speer's
22nd birthday. The party boarded a car
at $50 and a very fine time was spent
riding over the city. The party then re-
paired to Mr.. Speer's residence, where 1e-
| freshments were served. An hour was
then spent in dancing and after that the
party disbanded
| Those present were: Misses Ola Hen
rion, Mamie Merritt, of Winfield, La Teta
Reilly, Mae Chapple, Mignon Fosnott
Jean Ross, Bessie Webb, Josephine Webb,
Alberta Frohman, Gertrude Frohman,
Josephine Wallace. Louise Atchison,
Juliette Wall, Maud Spencer, Angela
| Smith, Messrs John Speer, Otto Zi1nmer-
man, Jay Chapple, George Reilly, Paul
Wall, Ralph Moffat, Carol Fosnot, Webb,
Stiles, Chain, Parker, Grother, Taylor,
Bruner, Erickson.
A PLEASANT EVENING.
Miss Goldie Evans and Miss Edith Lit
tie entertained a number of friends at the
home of Miss Little at 1886 North EN-
poria Friday night. The young ladies
were assisted by Misses Virgie Little,
| Claudia Mccoy. Nellie Jackman and Allie
Dodge Miss Maude Spencer presiding
over the frappe bowl. Several selections
| of music were rendered by Miss Godie
Evans, Miss Frohman and Mr.. Carver
Partners were chosen for supper by
matching conundrums and answers, thus
spending pleasantly the time before sup
per. Dainty refreshments war4 served
Those present were: Messrs and Mes
danes VIM. McNaughten Chas. jackson,
Vern Frazer, Harry Morris. e. Biggln-
son, Everett Fleming, Misses K;nl:ee d.
Ida Kendrick, Kindred, Mclean, Moore
Jackson, Matte Jacknan, Burieigh,
| Thompson, Townsend. Howenstein, Jen-
ME Howenstein, Frohman, Sake, Wen
del, Spencer, Casad, Warren, Lulu Hay
thorn, Haythorn, BERTHE Vincent, Sick
Marie Casad, Potts, Phillips, Rogers,
Isenhart Messrs. Ostrander, Kellar,
Higginson, Houck, Haynes, Holcomb,
Roscoe Ray, Rogers, Walker, Wilcox,
Chas. Carver, Murkay, Moore, Carver,
| Wilson, Jim Carver. Marshall, Mccoy,
French, Lewis, Maxwell, Burton, Ros-
coe Maxyell Baker, Jennings, Bosworth
Stanley, Taggart, Stutemyer, Cove, Ed
| Conklin, Carnahan, Cobb, Copeland,
Neeley, Johnston, Aspey, Smith, Larimer
SAKE, Conklin, Casad, North, Fleming,
Larkin, Ray, Clovston.
CHILD CULTURE CLUB MEETING.
Mothers especially and all others in
| terested in the subject of child culture
are cordially invited to attend the meet
ing the club at Plymouth Congregational
church on Wednesday, August 30, at 8
o'clock. The following is the program:
| Recitation-Miss Myrtle Woodford.
Address Relation of the Physical to
the Intellectual and Moral Development
of the Child" Miss Mabel MilHson.
Roll from Mothers League Department
OF Child Garden.
MISS JETTA CAMPBELL.
! delightful little party was given by
Miss Jetta Campbell at her home on
North Emporia Thursday evening. A
pleasant evening was enjoyed by those
present. The guests were: Rob Dennis.
Bruce Priddy, Ike Goldsmith. Miss Kath-
erlne Junkerman and Miss Alice Camp
| bell.
MISS JUNKERMAN'S RECITAL.
a very interesting elocutionary enter
tainment was given last Tuesday evening
by Miss Katherine Junkerman. Miss
Junkerman apdy showed the versitaIitv
of her elocutionary powers by the vastly
different character of the selections rem
dered-
MRS. NCOY'S RECITAL.
The recital to be given at the residence
| OF Mrs. Georgia Mccoy Friday evening,
August 81, at half past o'clock. will be
| complimentary to the public. Some Of
the best talent of the city will assist the
piano pupils to make this an enjoyable
evening.
WARFIBDD-HOFFMAN NUPTIALS
Last Sunday evening at $50 O'Clock,
in the presence of a few invited guests
occurred the marriage of Walter @.
Warfield and Miss Pearl Hoffman of Cod
dard The beautiful ceremony which
united two hearts for life was performed
by Rev. Erwin OF the Goddard Metho-
dist church in his usual impressive man
ner. After the congra tulations %
friends the guests were ushered into the
dining room where they did justice 20 the
wedding supper. Those who witnessed