The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-06
MID XMAS GREENS
Mesdames Moore and Naftz-
ger Entertain,
GIVE FOUR RECEPTIONS
With More Than Two Hun
dred Guests in Attendance,
GIVE FOUR RECEPTIONS

Among the leading social events Of tbs
past week were the receptions jointly Civ.
en by Mrs. Naftzger and Mrs. Moore al
the home Of the latter, 321 North Topeka
avenue some two hundred guests were
entertained at dinner Wednesday and
Thursday evening. A reception was held
Friday afternoon while the younger set
was entertained at cards and dancing in
the evening. Christmas green's afforded
beautiful decorations for the several
events. while cut flowers and several pot
led palms added to the adOrnment. Prof
Blune's orchestra furnished the music
for the first two affairs, and that Of Prof
GarceIon enIivened guests on Friday at
ternoon and evening Mrs. r. R. Yer
million, Mrs. G. E. Oldham, Mrs. W. r
Dulaney Mrs. r. L. Holmes, Mrs. NJ. A
Carvin Miss Taylor Of Kentucky, Mrs
j. n. Haymaker, Mrs. L w. Gill, Mrs
George Diamond and Mrs. D. Y. Walker
assisted 3esdames Moore and Naftzger
W. H BEAL SURPRISED.
A complete and pleasant surprise occur
red ~ the home Of Mr.. w. II. Besl on
University avenue. Tt was the occasion
Of Alr. BeaTs 35th birthday and he re-
ceived several useful gifts as reminders
OF the day Mrs. Beal gave her husband
a fine gold watch. A great aunt Of Mr.
BeaFs, Mrs. Il z. Williams Of Vermont
was present and helped to make the
evening q success. The music by the
Beal family was most enjoyable fea-
ture Of the evening. The following guests
assisted Mrs. Beal IN surprising her hus-
mand: BIessrs. and 1Iesdames r. L.
Watson. T. n. Howard, z. Collins, S. A
Bass. Geo. A Lyon C. Jones' Clarence
Chambers, James Allison. 1Iessrs. Robert
DIcKfbben. Ralph Beab Carl Beal Misses
Maud 1IcKibben, Mabel 8IcKibben, Clara
G1cKibben. Eva AlcKibben, May Benton
Ethel Beal, Lena Beal Blanch BeaL
FAMILY REUNION
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Jo5es celebrated
their silver wedding Sunday, December
co. II was in the nature Of a family re-
union. Three generations were repre-
scented Two brothers and a sister had
not met for thirty-hve years. The re-
minfscences were very interesting. Many
handsome presents were received. Among
those were Mr.. Charles French of Apple
ton City. No; Mr. o. c.. French of Ew-
in O. T.; w. J. French of Alva- o. r;
uncles OF Mr.. Jobes; also Mrs J.
Woodward of Denver, and Mrs. NJ
Cooper Of Wichita The former an aunt
and the latter mother of Mr.. Jobes; also
Mrs. A. J. Sample Of Wichita. Mr.. Jobes'
sister and Mr. and Mrs A. C. Jobes.
OF the third generation present were Mr.
Harry Jobes of Attica. Kan. Misses
Mary and Annie Jobes, Charley. Allie.
Hannah and William Jobes. Mr. CIar-
enca sample of Kiowa, kan; Miss Flor
ence Sample of Wichita; also Isey, Alice
and Frances Jobes.
RUSSELL NUPTIAIS.
Mr.. Robert Rice and Miss Efie Russell
were united in the sacred bonds of we'd
lock AT 4 o'clock on Tuesday afternoon
by the pastor of the United Brethren
church. The ceremony was witnessed
oy q small select carriage party Of friends
and relatives Among those were Mr.
ana Mrs VIM. Russell parents of the
bride. 7rr Garfield Russell, Mr.. Robert
woodward. Mrs. Simpson of Cofeyviue
kan: Miss Katie Rice. Miss Ora Sims