The courier., 1901-11-09

left Wednesday afternoon for the
south They will visit New Orleans and
other cities They will reside at 2141
A street and will receive their friends
after January sixth.
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One of the prettiest card parties Of
the season was that given yesterday
afternoon by Mrs. c. H. Warner and
Mrs. F. d. Cornell at the spacious home
of the former. The house was decor
NUNS and carnations. The score
cards were in the form of booklets, the
covers of which were painted in vio-
lets in water colors and they were tied
with violet ribbons. The prizes were
pieces of hand painted china. Both
score cards and prizes were painted
by Mrs. Barker, Of Kansas City, a sister
of Mrs. Cornell. A luncheon was
served after the games. Guests were
Mesdames P. H. Holm, ]. L. Teeters,
]. H. Stephens, f. E. Spencer, r. NJ. LIE
Gore. c. d. Traphagen. W. L. Fair
brother. F. H. Barnes. A. A. Scott, A.
Field. L. Arnett, w. B. Richardson, ].
c. Harpham, c. F. Harpham, c. NJ.
Crandall. f. w. Nelson. F. Harris, c.
c. Quiggle, w T Stevens. A G. Davis.
Gerhardt, ]. S. Finch, H. J. Winnett.
NJ. L. Blackburn, L. w. Garroute, E.
f. Haliett. S. A. Foster. r. D. Stearns.
P. Dierks. Metcalf. F. W. Helwig, H.
T Dohbins, H. W. Hebard, A. E. Ken
nard, a. o. Faulkner. s. Vessel. NJ. w.
Woods. z. Dwiggins, c. H. Sharp, J.
H. Jarrett, F. E. Lahr. T. Usher. P.
Widener. H. Kelley, E. Baker, w. c.
Phillips, F. Smith. c. H. Rudge. ]. E.
Barker of Kansas City. Kas: Misses
c. Clark. Winifred Bonnell, Daisy Bon
nell. ]. Smith. Erb. Bailey. Howland.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Warner and Mr..
and Mrs. F. D. Cornell gave a second
card party last evening. The decora-
tions We're similar to those of the after
noon. The score cards bore exquisite
roses in water colors and were tied
some with pink and some with green
ribbons. The prizes were pieces Of
china, the decorations being from the
brush of Mrs. Baker. A luncheon was
served. Following were the guests:
Messrs. and Mesdames E. E. Spencer.
r. NJ. lie Gore, c. d. Traphagen, P. H.
Holm. ]. l.. Teeters. ]. Fl. Stephens,
7, EnI-
som, c. r. Lee, D. A. Risser. c. D.
Gibbs. r. T. Van Brunt, J. c. Seacrest
c. H. Rudge. H. B. Ward, /. G. Chaplin,
DR.. and Mrs. A. d. Wilkinson, H. T.
Folsom. o. NJ. Stonebraker T. Usher,
Dr. and Mrs. r. H. Walcott, E. E. Hen
kIe. V. Noland. DR.. and Mrs S. E. Cook
]. H. Jarrett. r. Sine. c. T. Neal, F.
Hutchins. c. J. Guenzel, Don Love. ].
L. Horton, DR.. and Mrs. W. L. Dayton
DR.. and Mrs. L. n. wente. Mrs. ]. E.
Barker of Kansas City. Kan.
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The Corunna club. an organization of
six young ladies who have delightful
times together, gave a pleasant party
Monday evening in honor of Miss En-
ma Foote whose marriage occurred on
Tuesday. The table was laid with
white. decorated with red roses and
lighted with twentyfour red candles.
Red roses were at all of the plates ex-
cept that of the bride where white was
substituted. A shower of cups and
saucers was given Miss Foote. When
bride at the head and the pretty china
suspended over her a photograph was
taken of the room. An elaborate menu
was served. After the repast music
and dancing were enjoyed until it was
time to disperse. Those present were
Miss Foote, Miss Eta Foote. Misses