The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-26

The Clapp residence and grounds, which
are conceded by everyone 70 be the hand
soonest in the city, was made unusually
attractive Thursday morning with its
bevy of beautiful ladies in their charm
ing costumes. The decorations were
roses with which every nook and corner
was filled. Among those present were:
Mrs. c. H. Brooks. Mrs Chas- Snythe.
Mrs. Chas. Cohn, Mrs J. D. Houston,
Mrs. T. w. Sargent, Mrs. Arthur Parks,
Mr.. Walter Pond, Mrs. Pond, ST., Mrs.
Homer Caldwell. Mrs Fannie Keck. Mrs.
W. W. Johnston, Jr., Mrs Howard Case
Mrs Frank Oliver. Mrs. r P. Murdoch.
Mrs. VIII Cook. Mrs Ed Vail, Mrs Chas.
Englehart, Mrs. Bion Hull. Hrs Nafts-
ger, Mrs. Chas. Potts, Mrs Oldham, Mrs
Beatty, Mrs B. H Campbell, Mrs. Walter
IHnes Mrs. Chas Brown, Mrs. Dean Cor
don, Mrs. Chas. Aylesbury. Mrs Lora
Priddy. Mrs. Walter Vincent, Mrs. L ".
Gill, Mrs. Haymaker. Mrs. tursman,
Mrs. Col lines, Mrs. MCCOY, Mrs Mors-
man, Mrs. Coinage, Mrs Purdue MIS-.
Hoffman, Mrs. Finlay Ross.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
John Claude Farmer entertained his
little friends Friday in nonor OF his fifth
birthday. The guests were Pearl Kensler,
Marie Freeman, NARROW Wey, Irene Wey,
Nellie DounelI, Gladys Sexton. Ruth
Glenn, Jennie Johnson, Byrl Bracken,
Edgar Smith, Paul Johnson, Lawrence
Fletcher. Paul Bradshaw, Kenneth Hat
field, Forby Fletcher. Chester sUpplen'
Clyde Wallace, Oren Wallace, Archie
Bracken, Howard Hudson, Harry Glenn
ents and Tom Clements
FOR THEIR TEACHER
The children of the fifth grade Webster
school entertained their teacher, Miss
Hattie Cox, at the residence OF Mrs Ben
E. Page, 100 North Emporia avenue, Sat
urday afternoon from 10 > o clock Re-
freshments were served ana good time
enjoyed by All. Those present were;
BeryI HamIine, Charlans Hamlin, Ruth
Gearhart. Patti and Ethel Page, Henriet-
Ia K3pplin, Hazel Robb, Genie Howard.
Lena CuIp, Jessie Hunt, Ada Thatcher,
Erba Harpstrite, Myrtle Harrison, Clara
and Bessie Snyder, Matte Hunt, Eelhs
Duncan. Stanley FishbacS, John Grobe.
Tom Sommers, Roy Crawford, John Dor
sey, Charley Freeman, Glenn Demar, Eu-
gene Stanley, Ben Z. Page. Jr, Harold
Page, Frank Pierce, Vernon Page, MISS
Hattie Cox, Miss Eta CraddocE.
FOR A FEW FRIENDS.
Mrs. Scott z. Whine, Mr.. and Mrs. q.
Silsbee, Mrs Lothop and daughter. enter
tanned a number of their friends on Wed
nesday evening. Their beautiful spsc-
ious home uroiuseiy decorated with roses
together with the charming manner in
which the hosts and hostess entertained
made in a pronounced success
SCHOOL TROLLEY PARTY.
The pupils and teachers of the sixth,
fourth and third grades Of Harry street
school celebrated their last Thursday Of
school by a trolley ride. vote OF
thanks was returned to Mr.. Knapp for
his kind assistance.
sAWIN-CASE NUPrIALS.
oxrvfr IF IN0rrpGfpr
and Miss Jennie Case were married at
the home of Mrs. c. z. Case Tuesday
morning by the Rev. Chas. z. Bradt
They. left at once for the east and after
a short visit at Buffalo, they viii be at
home, Bellevue street, Worcester, Mass.
FOR MRS. wHITCOMB.
On Thursday afternoon the South Side
Whist club was royalty entertained by
Mrs Guy TrueaX, at her lovely home on
South Emporia, in honor OF Mrs. Whit
comb, OF Albuquerque, New Mexico. A
dainty lunch was served and a very en-
joyable afternoon was soon passed. The
remembrances were received by Mrs.
Gum and Mrs. Smyth. Those present
were: Mrs. f. A. Newman, Mrs. II. L.
Miles, Mrs. Harry Dedrick, Mrs. B. L.
Whitlock Mrs. Ed WhitlocS, Mrs. Z. 3.
Peters. Mrs. Ed smythe. Mrs. Ed Gum.
Mrs. J. H. Reynolds. Mrs. Guy Trueax,
Mrs Nell Donnelly. Mrs. Whitcomb and
Mrs. Lon Williams.
SURPRISED BY SCHOOLMATES.
A pleasant surprise party was given
Monday evening to Leah Newman, by
some of her classmates Of the Pro-Cathe-
dral school. Among those present were:
Irene REILLY, Katherine Fitzpatrick.
Mary Marley, Fannie Mahan, Blanche
Day, Nellie Lewis and Katharine Miles.
FRATERNITY ENTERTAINED.
The members Of the V. A fraternity
entertained their lady friends at the
home of Vern Garland. last Thursday
night The evening was spent with
billiards, cards and dancing. The house
was decorated with the fraternity colors