The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-24

in favor of the next highest. who was
! Miss Blanche Childs. The genteman's
prize was taken by Mr.. J. Conklin, and
Mr. J. Young carried on the little
Ratchet"
Following the award Of prizes short
program was rendered, consisting Of a
piano solo by Miss Whitlock; a recita-
ton by Mr.. Berry Wall; Duet, Mrs
| Childs and Miss Blanche ChiIds; a solo
by Mrs. Wall. The program concluded
with short and eloquent euIogy Of
George Washington by Judge T. B. Wall
A typical New England supper was
served. At a late hour the guests de-
parted, voting Mrs Speer and the Uni
| tartan ladies royal entertainers.
18th CENTURY WHIST CLUB.
The Twentieth Century Whist club met
on last Monday evening with Mrs J. c.
Michael at her home. PIT Pattie avenue
Whist was INDUCED in until a late hour,
after which dainty refreshments were
served. Those receiving prizes We're
Mrs. Frank Harris and Mrs. Roscoe
Riggs. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. T.
Ridgway, Mr. and Mrs c. Riggs. Mr.
and Mrs J. c. Michael Mrs. [. S. Bart
lett, Miss Maude Alverson. Miss Grace
Riggs, Mr.. Claude Bennett and Mr.. Ross
Riggs.
FRIDAY NIGHT WHIST CLUB.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ Borden entertain
ed the Friday Night Whist club at their
home. 1O25 South Topeka avenue. The
evening was passed IN progressive whist.
To honors were won by Mrs. w. H.
Herbig and Mr.. F. c. Borden. who were
awarded the prizes. After an elegant
lunch was served the guests departed,
all voting Mr. and Mrs. Borden royal
entertainers.
GOOD TIME CLUB.
The Good Time Whist club was enter
tanned by Mrs. Gus Saur Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. Gus Saur won the first
prize. q. handsomely embroidered linen
lunch cloth The BOBBY prize was car
ried away by Miss Theresa Schulz. Pres
ent were Mrs. Joe Baehr, Mrs. Ralston,
Mrs. G. Gehring, Mrs. Fl. Huffman,
Mrs. w. Swentzell, Mrs. Henry Schnitz-
Ter Mrs c. Reclomyer, Mrs. w. F. HUT
mann, Mrs. c. Schnitzler, Miss Theresa
Schulz and Miss Marie Dralle OF Ottawa
H. The next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Henry Schnitzler, 1902
South Lawrence avenue, March 8.
QUTLNA WHIST CLUB
DIR. and Mrs. M w. Dorsey entertained
the Quilnas Friday evening at their home,
1913 South Lawrence
It being the anniversary Of George
Washington's birth, the lady members
Of the club dressed in colonial costumes
in honor Of the first lady Of the land
and mistress Of the White House. The
costumes were elegant and mal1e-ups
quite complete. being fashioned after
the Narth Washington style, with a few
exceptions, but all very much colonial
Dresses with low neck and lace front, V
shaped front and back, short sleeves,
with numerous frills and tucks, long
train: with powdered couture and OLD
style jewelry the young ladies' faces
looked bewitching and their husbands
voted the colonial style quite becoming.
Short essays on the life of Martha Wash
ington were read by Mesdames Goodin,
Dorsey and Schnitzler. "reminiscences
OF George and his little Ratchet by Messrs
Parks, Franklin and Knoblock We're given.
Twenty-Five games of progressive whist
resulted in the honors being won by Mrs
Knoblock and Mr.. Swintzeu. who we're
awarded handsome prizes. An elegant
luncheon was served, after which the
guests departe dior their homes.
A HOME WEDDING.
One Of the most delightful home we'd
dings took place Wednesday at 2 o'clock.
when Miss Blanche Longstreth Of this
city and Mr. Forest Rose of Winfield
were married at the brides home. 731
Roberts. West Side. Rev. D. IT. Switzer
pastor Of the Dodge Avenue Methodist
church, performed the ceremony. Rev.
Rose. father of the groom, pronounced
the benediction.
The parlors were beautifully decorated
with ferns and white carnations. The
bride was dressed in n castor brown
broadcloth gown trimmed in white silk.
A wedding dinner was served. The hap
py couple received many beautiful and
useful presents
The bride is the daughter Of Joseph
Longstreth and has been a student Of the
Friends university for the past three
years. Mr.. Rose is a son Of the Rev. ".
H Rose, acting president Of the South
west Kansas College He is a Methodist
minister and has been assigned to the
charge at Narena, 0. T.. which viii be
their future home.
Those present at the ceremony were;
Mrs NJ c. Longstreth. Mrs. J. ". White,
Miss IDA LudH1ck. Rev. and Mrs. " Il
Rose. Mr.. and Mrs. DIN Johnson and
Messrs. James Cox and Herman Newman
and Misses Grace and Myrtle Rose, Char +
ity hewitt and Ollie Noel
MISS IsRAEL5s SOCIAL.
Mss Iva Israel entertained at her home /
203O Mentor avenue Tuesday evening Feb. +
-. The evening was spent at various t
games and in csmpleting a love story /
with the names of lowers. Refreshments I
were served au6Aat a late hour the -1@sts T.
departed, voting Miss Israel a most en- (
joya6e entertainer. Those present were: f
1Ir. and Mrs. sam Israel, Mr. and Mrs. +
CLYDE Israel. Mr.. and Mrs 2. II W.A-
Jams. Misses Inez aud Bernice Dutton. f
Capitola and Myrtle Pyle Hil. Benton. (
Re6din-. allen, Winnie, Glnder. Pa-S- +
hurst. Jay. Means, Francisco. Davis, I
White. Crawford. Nfatl0ck, Kirk Stanley. +
Belle Davis. Lothrop and WiEht aud +
8Iessrs. LanDl. BabB. Scudder. Thornton. I
Aoffet Danhollern, Waidecker, Davis.
culver po.--ev smith Breed ReIdinx