The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-20
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Maize. Kan: Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Walker,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A Parkinson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Piper. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Baker, Mr. and Mrs Willis Boyer, Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Boyer, Mr. and Mrs.
o. a. Boyle, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Boyer,
DR.. and Mrs. kirkwocd, Dr.. J. NJ. Davis,
Indiana; Mrs. Ike Crandall. Mrs. J. NJ.
kimel, Miss Francis Boyer, Miss ARENA
Gates, Thornton, Tex; Miss Decatur,
OF Portland, Tex; Miss Nellie Boyer.
Miss Evelyn Imboden, Miss Winnifred
Woolard, Miss Mildred Hayworth, Miss
Mabel Hall. Miss Claudia Mccoy, Miss
Lulu Parker, Miss Irene Hail. Miss La
lage Hall, Miss Lulu Sheppard. Miss
Dollie Kinel. Miss Grace Colvin, Miss
Ella Bourgette. Miss Mabel Aver. Miss
Tempy Kimel, Miss Bertha Kirkwood.
Miss Hattie Sewen, Miss Darl Oldheld,
Miss Abbie Kimel, 8Ir. n. N. Whi7ns,
Mr.. S. T. Macredie. Clearwater; Mr.. T.
X Kimel, Jr.; Mr.. Frank Holmberger,
Mr.. E d. Jennings, Philadelphia, Pa;
Mr. adrian HoUck, Mr.. John Gibson,
Prof. Z. c. Marshall. Mr.. Clarence Reed.
Mr.. Ray Torrey, MIR. Pearce Torrey, Mr..
Otis Cove, Mr.. Claud Funk. DR.. Murray
Kirkwood, Mr.. John Stark, Mr.. Henry
Larkin, Mr.. Walter Stark. Mr.. Gus
Kimel, Ia; Mr.. Walter Manning. Colo
rado; Alr. Fred Hill, Mr.. Claude Arnold,
Ft Worth, Tex; Mr. Homer Crandan,
Indiana
MRS. CHILDE ENTERTA1NS.
Mrs. Hubert Childe entertained the
nebres OF the chorus choir of the Uni
tartan church ST here home on South
Water street Thursday. evening. The
first part of the evening was spent with
music. and later a laughable adjective
story occupied a great deal of the time.
s ffpr -tl7ic raf-acrr,1ar1tS Irara Sar-va5
The guests were: Miss Estella Lunllye,
Miss Fay Hendrix, Miss Blanche Childe.
Miss Florence CubDon. Miss Nora Cub
bon, Miss Matte Davis, Miss Della Da-
Wis, Miss Jessie Whitlock. Miss Eva Bur
CESS, Miss Edna Bone, Miss Gertrude
Frohman, Miss Mabel Berdine, Mrs. Cub
bon; Messrs. Ross Adams, Harry Had
dler, Llyd Pierce. Charles Gardner Char
lie Hosfield. Mr.. Matson, VIII Brown,
Clark Brown. L. A. Bone. Mr.. Munden.
THIMBLE PARTY.
Mrs. T. W. Sargent gave a thimble
party Friday afternoon to a number OF
her friends at her home on North Law
renee avenue. \ number of prizes were
awarded during the afternoon. Mrs. Z.
A. Amsden captured the prize by work
ing the best buttonhole in a limited time.
Mrs. Z. L. Hamilton won the prize Of
fered to the lady who would sew the best
seam with her left hand.
All the ladies came armed with needles
and sewed till s o'clock. when a luncheon
was served. The invited guests were:
Mesdames J. NJ. Moore, L. F. Naftzger
r. z. Hamilton, c. L. Davidson. G. z.
Lehman, A. B. Wright, c. E. Bradt, c.
z. Potts, S. NJ. Steele, George Steele i.
Keck. 4. H. Anawalt, E. L. Ferrell, A.
Mccoy, R. E. Torrington, Hugh Dubois,
G. c. Purdue. r. r. Vermillion. NJ. c.
T. Wright, II. 3. Wilson, A. c Jobes,
Finlay Ross, George Whitney, A. H. Fa-
brique, T. c. Wilson, T. A. Amsden, o.
A. Reach. w. T. Dulaney. Hoy, S. NJ
Sargent, Thomas Lynch. ]. G. Whine.
Lathrop, Z. c. Silsbee, o. Mulvey. G. =.
Freeman. F. C. Smyth, F. G.. Smyth Sr..
w z. Stanley, c. V. Ferguson. B. T.
Garland, w. J. Weiser, J. ]. Mcnamara,
Reed, Brubaker. Junkerman. Diamond.
J. D. Houston. Kendall. McRoberts, r.
P. Murdock Ed Vail.
MRS. BUCKLEY ENTERTAINS
Mrs. Fred Buckley entertained the en-
ployes of the Boston store Friday even
ing at her home on College Hill. The
evening was spent enjoying various
games and participating in a. very dain-
tily prepared lunch. AT a late hour the
gay company returned to their homes, all
reporting a delightful evening. Those
present were:
Misses Davis Hnliard. Ada Hilliard,
Aivina Hilliard, Lizzie Stewart. Nora
Manning. Emma Frank, Dollie Morgan,
Flora Dorsey, Mrs. Davidson Of Las We
gas, New Mexico; Messrs. Carl Oldfeld.
Guy Ellsworth, Henry Long, Grant Long.
Putnam.
MRS COPELAND ENTERTAINS OLD
SOLDIERS AND U. V. U. LADIES.
Mrs. Copeland entertained the old SOL
diers and ladies of the ". V. r. L. at her
home on South Lawrence avenue last
Tuesday evening. 1t was an evening full
of pleasure and enjoyment to all who
were there. Her sons Clarence and Ed.
very talented young men. delighted the
with some excellent music, the
most Of which was of their own compo-
sition.
Some Of Wichita's best elocutionists
mime performance by little Miss Nita
Tucker was very pretty.
Altogether. the evening was delight
fully spent and after a delicious lunch,
which no one knows better how to serve
than Mrs. Copeland. the friends bade
their hostess and each other good night.
Buffalo Pan-American Tickets
Via the Nickel Plate Road, $500 for the
round trip. good Is days; 5000 for round
trip tickets good 20 days. Three daily
trains with vestibuled sleeping cars.
Meals in dining cars ranging in price
from So cents to S1.0O Address John Y. f!
Callahan, General Agent, IL Adams St, /