The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-28
GIVEN 4 FINE RING
Miss NhitIock Surprised by
Her Young Friends.
IN HONOR OF HER BIRTHDAY
Other Social Events of a Very
Hot Week
N HONOR OF HER BIRTHDAY

pleasant birthday surprise party at the
home Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
F. Whitlock, u32 South Main street last
Friday evening. bringing with them an
elegant ring set with rubies and sur
rounded with pearls. as a remembrance
of her 18th birthday.
In games, music and Rotations, a very
! pleasant evening passed only too quick
| ~. AT a late hour the happy young peo-
! pie returned to their homes, all wishing
| Miss Jessie many more pleasant birth
days. Mrs Whitlock was assited in serv-
| ing and caring for the guests of her
| daughter by Mrs. Burgesser, Mrs. Casper
and Miss Hilda HossfieId. Those present
| were: Pauline Helm, Fannie Leighton,
| Emma Franck, Mabel Sickner, Ada Sick
| ner, Aida billiard. Nellie Diehl, Grand
| Ridge, H.; Bertha Myers. Geneva Clark,
/ Harriet Dean, Mabel CoIlander, Ernestine
| Casper, May5en Loveland, Carrie VIII
| liams, Evangeline Burgesser. Nettie Cope
land, Edith Hassfeld, Topeka; Jessie
Tracy. Lille Hossfeld, Topeka; Pearl
Barrows, Gertie Garrison. Jessie Whit
lock. Gertrude Seton, virgie Carney,
I
| Roy Hennings, Ray DeLaNLater, Earl
| Tompson, George Whitlock, George VIII
lde. Clarence Hiclzok, Harry Calender,
Wilbur Loveland.
MISS BROWN ENTERTAINS
One OF the prettiest and most delightful
| parties of the season was given by Miss
Annie Brown at her home. 11N North
1 Lawrence avenue. About thirty quests
were present. The Pack of Queens were
| the guests of honor. Most all Of the gen
| tlemen wore shirt-waists, as they were
! invited by their histess to do. The porch
and lawn were brilliantly illuminated and
a German took place on the large porch
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter lines home.
| Favors were bestowed as souvenirs Of a
most enjoyable event. Tin whistles, toys,
| hat pins and other trinkets were includ-
| ed among the souvenirs of the evening.
| Much amusement was afforded by a Car
RE Nation Contest, each guest trying to
pin a Ratchet in a hand belonging to a
! caricature supposed to belong to Mrs.
Nation. Miss Daisy Woods was the win
ner Of the ladies' prize, having succeeded
while bliDdfolded in pinning the hatchet
| nearest the designated point. The gentle
mans prize was carried off by Fred Lit
! tie. A pianola furnished the music dur
| ing the evening. Late in the evening,
| refreshments were served. The guests
| included Mr.. and Mrs. P. Kelso, Mr..
and Mrs. S. W. Shattuck, DR.. and Mrs. J.
| e. Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Moffat
Misses Myrtle Hinton. Daisy Woods,
Daisy Lynch, Genevra Jocelyn, Sara
Ross, Bessie Reed, Florence Reed Anna
Lou Garland, Floy Gilmore, Bird Gilmore
Catilina Mason, Jetta Campbell, Maud
Rix, Olive Magin, Leila Purdue, Marie
Ashton, AIessrs. Delos Woods, Givin Hag-
ny, Jesse AIcClees, Roy Allen, Bruce
i Pridy, J. Graham Campbell, Rob Norris,
| George w. Stearns, John T. Walton, Fred
W. Little, George Little. Vermilion Har-
ris, J. Elmer Reese.
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE PARTY
Last Monday evening at the studio Of
Prof and Mrs. Mariager, on North Mar
Izet street a number of the pupils of both
gathered. The occasion was the profess
sor's birthday. The guests were highly
entertained during the evening by sew
eral selections by Prof. Mariager's or
chestra, which has made great progress
during the last two weeks. Late in the
evening delightful refreshments were
served Quite q number OF pupils were
unable to be present, being out Of the
city on summer vacations. Those who
enjoyed the evening were: Misses Wini-
fred Woolard, Gertrude Mum, Ruby
Castle, Neiia Hall Eva Wilson, Lulu
Foster, Merton Payne, Alice Jobes, Re-
META Garst. Nellie Rutler, Hazel Fletcher
Mabel hamilton. Messrs. Hatfield, VIII
Parker, W. L Batchel, F. Caps. Her
bert Hatfield, FinIsy Ross, jr.. Robert
CSarst, Bert Elliott. Ed Hawk. II. Web
Der. F. Hohiin, Tony strunk, Thos
Shaw.
MISS BERTRAM ENTERTAINS.
Friday afternoon Miss Gay Betram en-
tertained from to p, m. a number OF
her friends ar her home on East Central
avenue. Games of various kinds were
played, all entering heartily into the
fun. a sewing contest was held, IN
which each little girl made a dolls apron.
Two prizes were awarded. Nellie SteTen
received the first prize, a box Of fancy
note paper. Henrietta Youngmeyer re-
ceived the second prize, a bon-bon box
At o'clock dainty refreshments were
served, 10 which all cid ample justice.
Those present were; Zay Allen, Edith
-4cCoy, Carrie Zimmerman. Lydia, Fran
els and Henrietta Youngmeyer, Aneen
0Hnick. Nellie SteTen. GuHa and Eida
Shinebraker. Leona Stenen. Margaret
Coates. Evelyn Skinner. Adaline Beau
lien and Ada Thatcher.
4 PLATFORM DANCE.
4 platform dance on the lawn OF a. s.
Parks, III North Lawrence avenue, was
given by Robert Slayden, Walter Stark.
Archie Anderson and Ed Lehman Friday
night in honor OF Miss Jessie Goss OF
Newton. ana Miss Elizabeth Hinckley Of
Knoxville. Tenn. The platfofm was
lighted By japanese lanterns, and the en-
tire evening was passed in dancing 20
the excellent music OF Prof Garcelon's
mandolin orchestra Refreshments were
served. Those present were: Misses
Elizabeth Hinckley OF Knoxville. Tenn.
Jessie Goss Of Newton. Ada Shultz. Marie
Berry. Tress Getto. Mabel Aagiu. Win
ME Barnes, Nellie Lehman. Eva Leigh
ton. Elsie Messerve aaude Shelly;
Messrs. A p. Anderson. z II Slayden.
II. P. Barnes. Arch \. Anderson. James
Patterson. Chester Shelley. walter STARK.
Robert Norris. Ed I.eh1sann. Carl Seegar,
Elmer Collins
CHILDREN WERE ENTERTAINED.