The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-15
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the afternoon. The menu was excellent
and very dainty prepared by the hostess,
assisted by Mrs. Fnlay Ross. Mrs. \.
| Baldwin and Mrs. Ralph 1lillison. Being
the last meeting Of the old year and Nmas
| SO near at hand, the decorations were
| appropriate for the season, holly and
mistletoe being prominent in the display.
The following ladies' enjoying this oc-
| casion were: Mrs. 3. II. Campbell, Mrs.
/ Ben Garland. Mrs. Alley, Mrs. Geo. Steel,
Mrs. Chas. Davidson, Mrs. Geo. Dickson,
| Mrs Fred Smyth, Mrs. A. c. Jobes, c. +.
| Potts, Mrs. II. ". Lewis. Mrs. Ed Rob
| ertson and Eleanor Campbell The next
meeting VIII be held January 9, 1892.
HARTER-MILLER
Married Thursday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. 5. G. Butler,
| uncle and aunt OF the bride. Miss May
! Harter of this city to Henry Miller Of
! Culiisou, Kan. The ceremony was per-
| formed BY Rev. Burns Of the Emporia
! Avenue Methodist church. Only the i'm
mediate friends of the family were in
| vited. Those present were: Afessrs. and
| Mesdames 5. G. Butler. G. W. Butler,
James Adkins, Miss Lottie Adkins. Miss
| Lottie Butler, Mr.. Bert Adkins Jimmie
Butler The newly married couple re-
ceived quite number Of useful and val
liable presents. After partaking of a
| bountiful repast. the guests repaired to
| their several homes wishing the bride
and groom many happy returns Of the
| evening
FOR MISS SPENCER.
! Mrs. Ella Glenn Shields entertained
small company Wednesday evening at her
| home. SIS North Emporia in honor of Miss
! Mabel Spencer of Albuquerque, New Mex
! leo, who is visiting IN the city. The even
e1-
/ conversation and music. after which
! light refreshments were served. The fol-
! lowing were the invited guests: AIessrs
| Marcellus MurdOck. Nern Baker, Rich
| ard Bird Earl Hartzell, Delos Wood and
| Harry HUH, Misses Mabel armour, Miss
| Richter Miss Florence Richter. May
Hartzell and Daisy Wood.
FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL CHILDREN.
The ladies of the Episcopal Sunday
school. assisted 10y the ladies of the
| church entertained about 100 of the sun
day school children at the church last
| week. The occasion was to stir mp in
terest in the Sunday school work A
general good time is reported.
sIXTY-FIRST BIRTHDAY.
On Tuesday evening Mrs ". S. Bott
| entertained in honor of her father, Mr.
Chas. Wood, the occasion being his 6lst
birthday. Mr.. Ralph Wood furnished the
| amusement for the evening with his pho
| nograph after which ice cream. fruits
| and cake were served Those who were
present and made the evening so enjoy
able were: Mr.. and Mrs. \. II. Wood Of
! Clearwater: Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Hatfield
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. Wood, Miss Bedtime
Wood Of Clearwater, Myrtle Carlton. Mr..
! OreaI EmmersOn and Mr.. Woods younger
son. Blaine, who has just returned from
/ Fairbury. Nebraska.
TWO CLASS PARTIES.
Those pesky Friends University
| Freshies-they were out again last night
No matter how 'fresh" The weather may
/ be. those Freshmen are liable to break
out most any time. The Sophmores are
| almost worried TO death trying to keep
/ their eyes on their wayward opponents.
! The party was a class secret, but
some Of the meddlesome S0phs caught
/ on and were on the lookout. When the
young ladies Of the South Hall, who
/ belong TO the Freshmen class. went to
! their rooms after supper to prepare for
the party. they were followed by the
/ Sophmore girls, who peeped through the
/ transom and saw that the first year
/ girls We're preparing to leave. so they
decided it would be a good joke TO lock
them in. The key was turned and the
door was tied fast, and every second
year girl fed from the scene. It took
( the young ladies some time to liberate
/ themselves. but finally they did so by
/ removing the door-knob.
All the Freshies met at an appointed
! hour and took the street car FOR town,
I as they believed. unnoriced. But they
We're followed Several of the swiftest
/ and longest-winde1 of the Sophs succeed
/ ed IN keeping them ;n sight until they
/ left the car at the corner of Topeka and
I First streets, where they lost track Of
4. them. They Wis ted several different
/ points I'm that portion Of the city, but
did not succeed in locating the
Freshies. CrestfaHen and tired they re-
turned 10 the West Side. where the re-
mainder of the Sophmore class were
( sathcred at the rooms Of Miss JAY. on
Z Maple street 10 await their return. But
& The Sephs Were not discouraged, ana be-
{ fore they realized it they were all en-
+ 3oEing themselves, forgetting entirely the
{ naughty Freshies. Various sames were
( introduced and The evening was passed
/ as only college students know.
The Freshman class az Friends uni-
! versity met at Rey. II. :. HVmfeld last
| night The rooms We're beautifully dec
GRATED with the class colors. The even
ms was very pleasantly spent ia various
games, cue ot which was q potato race.
The winners were Mss Edith Carey ana
MI E.,rrest Arcrews u whom . silver
! match holder was presented Durinc
the evening the following musical num-
4 bers Were rendered;
Piano solo-siiss tulu Grifth
1 Mandolin ard Guitar Duet-3Eiss Edith
/ Carey and AT Hadley.
Vocal Soio-EIizabeth Fol=er.
] Piano DEct-1he Misses Eumfe,d
later I'D the evening dainty refresh
uents were served. eonsisytng af ices iu
( the class coiors ard cake. 1nd co1ae.
. sugar and cream 2Ar- Wilmer Ea6ltv
E presided IS toast master Ass Foleer
responded 90 the tcas fhe tresa5es
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