The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-08

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/ y. F. Garland. Mrs. ?. W. Oliver, Mrs.
s. s. Noble, Mrs o. A. Reach. Mrs. T
\. Lynch. Mrs. r. L. Holmes, Mrs. ]. ".
Norcross, Mrs. George Knorr, Mrs. II. ".
I1e.-. Mrs. James Allison, Mrs. S. A.
Bass, Mrs. J. NJ. Moore, Mrs. l.. s.
Naftsger, Mrs. Adam Imboden. Mrs.
Howard Case, Mrs c. ". Brown Mrs.
G. c. Purdue. Mrs. William IHnes. Mrs
j. d. Rftchey, Mrs. w. W. Johnson, Jr;
Mrs Dean Gordon, Mrs. J. f. oldham,
Mrs. A II. Fatrique. Mrs. J. p. Allen,
Mrs. c. W. Biting. Mrs. D. V. Walker.
Mrs. Battin, Mrs. J. n. Hayrnaker, Mrs.
]. W. GIL, Mrs. Geo. F. Lewis, Mrs. T..
C. Silsbee. Mrs. Coler Sim, Mrs. A. A.
Parker. Mrs. NJ. McClees, Mrs. G. R.
( Foutz. Mrs. J. T. Ludlum, Mrs. Ernest
Cramer, Miss Meddie Hamilton, Miss
knight and Miss Fellows.
SENIOR CLASS ENTERTAINED.
Friday evening, at the Garfield hall,
occurred one of the most enjoyable recep-
tions of the season. The occasion was the
annual reception in honor of the Senior
class of the High school, by the Junior
class. For one night the friendly rivalry
between the two classes was forgotten,
and the Juniors entertained the higher
! class in a very hospitable style
! The room was very artisticaily deco
! rated in the colors of the two classes,
/ the cream, lavender and purple of the
! Seniors predominating. On a chandelier
Immediately in front OF the stage were
hung two flags, one Of the Seniors and
the other the pale blue and yellow OF the
Juniors. The center of the room was
left clear for dancing, the music being
/ furnished by q stringed orchestra To the
I right of the entrance was a parlor gery
/ tastefully arranged with rugs and Pill
lows, in which were placed crokinole
! boards and card tables.
A very inviting diningroom was ar
ranged to the left Of the stage, where
dainty refreshments were served. In or
der to obtain partners for supper the
: boys We're compelled 10 show their skill
in shooting at paper dolls
! Those present We're; Mr.. and Mrs r. r.
+ Knight, Prof. and Mrs. Z. 3. Isely, Mr..
and Mrs. J. S. Carson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sheppard, Miss Mary Kelley, Miss Clara
I Bowen. Miss Jessie Clark, Miss Leida
Mills Miss Mollie Warren, Miss Cynthia
( Cleveland, Miss Nellie Dryden, and Miss
AIeddie Hamilton; Prof. Frank Dunkin,
/ Prof. NJ. c. Warehau1 and Prof. Ems
/ field. Seniors-BIisses May Guthrie,
Edna Battin Minnie Blazer, Ida Dof-
( femeyer, Esther Chase, Mary Findley,
/ Grace Overman. Inez BarkalOw, Pearl
I Farmer Sallie Rowles, Nina Wightman,
Marie Kenagy, Nellie Hal, Leo Musel-
/ Ter Mabel Mossman, Lulu Sullivan, Eiiz-
abeth Phillips, Eleanor Larkin, Alice
Rice. Mabel Snyder. Fay Wolf, Fern
Dorsey Bertha KirSwood Jane ParlSin-
! son. Pearl Green, May Cooper, Charlaiue
Furley, Olive Russell. Minnie Williams.
Amy Dryden. Nellie Leichhardt Harriet
DEAN, Clara braves Lula Richmond,
Hr.~rs
Jones, Grace Wilke, Leila Banks, May
Sl1idmore, Mamie Chandler, Louise Nc
Namara, and IneZ 9%ilg0re; Messrs. Wes-
ley Rowles, Ray Bailey. Eugene Lynch,
Reese Lewis, Harvey Schollenberger, Lu-
cius AIDES, Charles Hyde. Richmond
Walker. Samuel Walker, Clarence Powell
Herbert Jones, George Barnes. Edgar
Hess, Dean Minick, Roy Henring, John
LOvci, EllwOod Thompson, Roy Turner
Clyde Weir, Herbert Reilly. Roy South
we'll Juniors-AIisses Pearl Barrows
Marguerite Cuinode, Maud Cashion, Nellie
DuCkin. Bernice Payne, Lulu Carton.
Edith Rafferty,, Ida Healey, Gail Sutton,
Lula Hodges, Margaret Smith, Fern
Husey, Juanita Taylor, Florence Kauf-
man. jessie Whitlock. Mabel Loveland,
Ora Westgate, Irvaline Mosher Adelaide
Willis, Blanche Overman, Gertrude Mum,
Ruth McCabe. Angeleatte Mcdonald.
Matte Monatt. Jean Ross, May Blanch-
ard. Ora Dewing, Florence Mock. Belle
/ Burton, Rhoda Carney, Mabel Cochran,
Mabel carp. Clara Consley, Eunice Lewis,
Alys Campbell, Nina Oldfeld, Grace Duff
field. Anna Ray, Mabel Dorsey, Viola
/ Walton, Matte Howe, Blanch Appleby
Mary Reverly and Ethel Brooks: Messrs.
Bruce Petrie. Ward States. Grover Viney,
Z. Whetmore, Victor Gerties, Leon Rob-
srtson, Elmer McKibben. Waldo Carson,
Cliff Naftzger. Harry Campbell, Harold
Sternberg, Harry Comley. Carl Biting,
/ Locke Davidson, Roy Leonard, WIN
Hossfeld. Bert Maxwell. Byron Rowlee,
! Waiter Morgan. Harry Stewart, Alex.
J Mcclellan, Cleon Whitney and Rollin
7 Williams.
SILVER WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.
on Thursday evening. December 5th,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. r. Kesler celebrated
their silver wedding anniversary. They
were the recipients Of a number of both
beautiful and useful presents. and best
wishes for many happy future anniver-
saries. from their large number of
+ friends here and from eastern relatives
and friends.
The host and hostess were assisted
during the evening by Mrs Helena
Mason. Mrs. John Christopher and Misses
Kesler and Culver.
/ The evening was DELIGHTFULLY."- passed IN
brilliant repartee, music and cards An
elegant repast was served TO the many
guests present. among whom we're: Mrs
and Mrs. Irwin Beach. Or. and Mrs. J. B
Culver. Mr.. and Mrs. BoyCe. lir. and
Mrs. Fred Bun. Mr. and AIRS. Ira 8Iin-
nick, 1Ir. and Ms. p. r. Mason. DR.. and
Mrs. Ingalls,, 8lr. and Mrs. Bailey, 1Ir
and Mrs. John Christopher. 3Ir. and Mrs
q. NJ. Ia Paz. Nr. and Mrs Wyneth,
Mrs. Margaret lee. Mrs. N. +, Little
Mrs. Caroline st. Denis Mrs. r. l.
Strade. Mrs. a Hammond. Masters Ad-
rian and Sherman Wyneth Misses Ada
{ Christopher. Julia Hammond. Mae Cul-
yer. Laura Gary. and Alr. Raymond Cul-
veE and AIRS. T. J. MOrray.
SERIES OF PARTIES
Mrs. Hiram Imb0den. AT her home on
North Emporia avenue. save a series OF
+ parties during the last week. The dining
room was very pvettily decorated in white
s hyaCinths and yellow Chrysauth themuus.
Sixteen guests Were entertained at dinner
on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
Those present were Afr. and Airs J. O.
Davidson, Ar. and Mrs ". J. Weiser.
Rev. AR. ana Alrs. Iynch AIr and AIRS.
Fraak oliver Prof. and Mrs. Isey. ar
and AIrs. G. 6. Cohn. Mr. and Mrs. r
A6am Imhoden.
on Friday afternoon the third of the
series was given i'm a luncheon. The az
ternoon was PASSED very pleasantly. Mrs.
Hlgginson fayOrins the guests with musi-
cal selections. a solo 10y Miss Lcvera Stott-
ierier. and a few selections from Jaues
Whitcornb Riley hv airs. r. III Piatt
+ Those present were; Mrs Fin-ay Ross
Mrs. Eenasy and AIRS. Hughes of Glove
laud. Ohio. Afrs. e. = Clark. Mrs Rouiet
ATs. Morrison Mrs. Douglas Pltnasn.