The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-07

most delightful evenings possible The
lawn was beautifully lighted with large
japanese lanterns. Music was furnished
by an orchestra, while SO girls in dainty
dresses and as many boys danced on the
lawn and walks. The porch was arranged
in a tasteful manner as a retreat TO
which the dancers often went. Some OK
the quieter ones who did not come to
dance were entertained at cards. The
Barkimer Mandolin orchestra furnished
music. Robert Israel recited in pleas
ing manner and Miss Letha Walters gave
a fancy dance. Mrs. Luolum served
dainty refreshments to her young guests.
The guests were:
Misses Marguerite Case, Sarah Mors-
man, Gail Campbell, Jean Weiser, Thad-
dene Dorsey, Sylvia Cone, Mabel Sells.
Bessie Griffith, Jeanette Vail, Nrya Jor-
dan, Florence Carvin, Nellie Woods, Coo
per Gillespie. Julia Comm, Lottie Nc
Chung. Ethel AcClung, Ethel Houston,
Celia Israel, Florence Bowers, Aileen
Minick, Lottie Hess, Aiieen Houston, Al
berta Rees. Mary Thomas, Sidney Clapp.
Gertrude Mcclellan. Anita Wood. Edna
Casey, May Comley, Clay Sluss, Clara
Jacks, Mary Haymaker, Leota Myatt,
Marguerite Lehman. Ella Throckmorton,
Ruth Lawrence. Lillian Abercrombie,
Leah Porter, Marie Homer, Irene Dorsey.
Alberta Mackey, Irene Reilly, Genevive
Kelley, Ora Burt, Anita Henderson, Flor
ence Du Bots, Letha Walters, Ena Gard
ner, Normal Harris, Lois Baker, Bertha
Chandler, Elmo Hartzel, Marguerite Nc
Namara, jamie Fullington, Oracle Webb,
Edna Goldstandt, Edith Eaton, Kathryn
Pratt, George Collins; Messrs.. Thomas
Churchward, Oak Throckmorton, Henly
Haymaker, Carl Abbercrombie, Joe
Braitsch, Herbert Powell. John Dorsey,
Jay Gill, Daryl Denny, Hex Weeks, Mar
shall Ross, Albert Ross. Howard Carvin,
Charles Aylesbury, Willie Brown, Edwin
Aylesbury, Jim Gillespie, Robert Israel,
Leslie Berry, Tom Baker, Howard Potss,
Howard Cook, Roy Aldendifer, Sidney
Levi, Leo Levi, Paul Patterson, Tom Tor
rington. Arthur Sternberg, Stanley carp,
Brent Hewey, Howard Darling, Lymord
Darling, Robbie Webb. Harold Grafton,
VIM Holmes, Fred Goldstandt, Willard
Brooks, Roy Mann, Raymond Stetler,
Golfer Jordan, ErnestNIcComb. Vernon
Garland, Clayton Ross. Finlay Ross, Tom
Griffith, Edward Little, Harry Comley,
Vester Cohn.
LOUISE FULLER ENTERTAINS.
Miss Louise RULER entertained few OF
her friends at her home, on South Empo-
ria avenue, last Monday evening. A dain-
ty luncheon was served and the guests
voted Louise to be a ctpital entertainer.
IN HONOR OF MISS MUNGER.
Miss Edith Munger of Houston, Texas.
was entertained Wednesday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. George.
449 Market street. All present passed the
evening in games out on the porch. which
was tastefully arranged for a cool sum-
mer evening. Willis StiIlwen won the
prize in a state and capital contest.
while Wallace Jones won the BOBBY prize.
The first was a statute OF cupid, with
bow and arrows, and the latter a cannon
cracker, tied with blue ribbon. Peanuts
were distributed among the guests who
found in them the names of noted heros
and heroines of fiction by mating these
the partners for supper were secured.
AT the table the guests found a flag at
each plate as a souviner of the occasion.
The splendid refreshments were enjoyed
by all. Those present were Misses Edith
Munger Of Houston. Iexas, Virgie Little.
Florence Huse, Agnes Davidson, Helen
Taylor, Harriet Wells; Messrs. VIII Par
ker, Wallace Jones. Harry Pottinger, Lon
Denton, Robert Clogston of Eureka, Rob
ert George Mr.. and Ers. ". H Bretch
Mr.. and Mrs Willis Stillweu and Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Lockum.