The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-03

Brown, Art Noble, Lyman Hammond,
| Clarence Lyttle Bert liver, Earl Taylor,
| D. Torrington, Charlie Topping. Miss
| Fiser, Montana; Miss Devero, Topeka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. G. Cohn.
HALLOWEEN PARTY.
Master Curtis Sherman entertained a
number of his friends to a Hallowe' en-
! party last Thursday evening. The even
| ing was passed in playing various Hal
lowe en- games. The most amusing was
! the making Of animals out OF gum Miss
! Opal NcNabb and Gordon BOWdish won
/ the prizes for the best imitation. Dainty
refreshments were served late IN the
/ evening after which the gay young peo-
| pie returned to their homes. Those pres
! ent were: Misses Ruth Mallonee, May
Ford, Hazel Troth. Ervene Latham, and
! Opal McNa BIB; Afessrs. Ambrose Bowdish,
/ Emery Troth, FLOYD Thomas, WILDER
/ Smith and Gordon Bowdish.
HALLOWEEN MEDLEY.
A Jolly crowd of young people enjoyed
/ a very pleasant evening last Thursday in
/ a most unique manner. 4Aey met at the
! home of Mr.. and Mrs. a. T. Stewart and
! spent a short time in games and social
! conversation. after which the first course
] of progressive supper was served. ia
I ing a carriage they drove TO the home OF
/ Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Johnson in the south
/ part of town. Here they were entertain
I co Win several SelecLonS OF music ana
! a number of fashlight pictures We're
taken Of the group. The second course
| OF the supper was the scene where the
company departed for the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Nebitt n the north part of town
where they played various Hallowe' en-
games and told each others fortunes.
After the third course of the supper they
drove TO the residence of Mrs. r. Norris
on Waco where they danced and told
ghost stories until the fourth course of
the supper was served. After supper
they took a moonlight drive over the city.
Mr. s Levitt and sister. Miss Englehardt
of Chicago were the guests of honor.
GHOST SOCIAL.
The boys of Miss Lillian simpsons IN
the Reformed church gave a Hanowee en-
social last Thursday evening IN the
church parlors. The rooms were decor
ated with comstalks and pumpkins.
flag march was participated in by f1f-
teen couples Mr. and Mrs. J. p. Parrot
held the lucky flag and received a cake
as the prize. Aunt Jemimah was on
hand With her fortune cakes which con-
tanned a button for each and every bach
elor. Music on mandolins and guitars
was furnished during the evening. Re
freshments were served. the boys not for
getting the Golden Rule furnished all
with slices of cake fashioned after de-
slres OF their own hungry stomachs. a
3. A" DANCING CLUB.
The "B. A" Dancing club gave their
second party Friday evening with Il good
attendance. About fifteen couple being
present. All report a good time. The
next dance VIII be given in their armory
at the corner Of First and Main No one
viii be admitted without an Invitation.
BUDLONG -KNOWLES.
Married at the home of the brides
So
poria, Miss Jessie Bu6long of Syracuse, |
New York. to Howard Knowles Of To-
peka. on Thursday morning AZ II a. m,
10y Rev c. T. Bradt of the First Presby- /
terrain church II was a quiet wedding.
but few friends and relatives were pres /
ent. The home was beautifully decorated. (
The bride looked lovely in q travelling
costume of Creen cloth with point lace
applique trimming. The happy couple /
were the recipients OF many beautiful
giits Among those present from abroad /
We're Mrs. James BUdlOng. mother Of the 1
bride, AR ana Mrs. Knowles. parents Of (
the groom. They left Immediately after +
the ceremony from the east Their home 1
van Pc IN Kansas City where AIr. Knowles !
viii engage il business.
THE r. T.. G. ASSEMBLY.
Tho F. l. G. assembly, save q very sue +
ceslul Haiowe en- party THURSDAY even I
ing a. the home Of Miss Grace Blades 4
~ k-illS avenue, Fflilh was I1StilV deco
rated with j9cS-o' lanterns cllrrsarthe- (
mu-ls and asT 2rasas ferns ana lraped I
with ciul. colors, nile green and black. (
The guests were received by ehosts 4 +
number of Sames were participated in I
for some tiIac.
Then each young lady appeared as a /
Shosts aCd was aCctio1e5 or Tor supper
served in two courses At "a late hour The .
guests went u the cellar snG blood c,ird-
ling ghost stories We're toid. The in
vited guests were: Josephine Murray.
-Isy Jones. Eva Aussslman. Mabel Earp.
Fannie saunders. Florence Meek. Lottie
Nusseiman. Mabel Pcrty. Grace Blades
1LabCl Rogers Lillian Musoiuan. Blanche
Petty Marguerite Sherod. Leona Blades.
Luiu Freeman, Ru1y Van Cuy6ent7u
Acssrs. ClvGe Eraas. Frank EIaywo-tl.
Clarence Blades. Homer Harden Ralph
Cowiey. Frcd Jones. Fred NcKilss. Nv.
DeLaAfatcr. wallace Wilson. Roy Golt1y
Fred Pierce. Charles Myras, Frank Bow
ney ~. Blades. keutucSv-
FAREWELL RECITAL
The many friends CT Mss 3damv Thorn
son Vii be slsl - learn THAI she IS en-
1oying O course of music study aith Prof !
l-iebling, OF Chicago. who has for many
years bean ore Ct the most successful
teachers in America on Monday atter-
noon October 50. 1t Miss Taonsoas studio
u tie Oldham hiock. was her flreHeu