The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-25
TEACHERS WERE
ENTERTAINED
Continued from Sixth Page.

evening was spent in six-handed euchre
The prizes were Won by Miss Anna
Brown, Miss Bess Allen and Mr.. Rodgers
The guests were Misses Jetra Camp
bell. Anna Brown. Daisy Lynch. Helen
Burreil. Geneva Jocelyn. Bessie Reed
Florence Reed. Vivian Stanford. Marie
Berry. Mary Biting, Lucy Lewis. Donna
Fischer, Mamie Houck- Bess Allen. Bes-
sic Moore. Abbic Potts. Jessie Kendall
Aaude Rix. Olive Msgili Bessie lines
Mrs A. V. Davenport, Messrs- Stanley.
Allen Hasny. Priddy. McC1ees, Reese,
Hockaday. Topping. Rosborough. Biting,
Stinson, Hess. oldham, Campbell. Leh-
mann, Stark, Blades. Rogers, Stocker.
Stearns. Lawson. Anderson, Edwards.
Pierce, Lynch, Harris
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Little Oneita Hobbs entertained al her
home. 1895 East Douglas, in honor OF her
seventh birthday The afternoon was
spent in singing and Rotations by the
little folks. They report pleasant time
and all went away wishing her many
happy returns of the day. Little Oneita
was the recipient of many pretty and
useful presents Her guests were:
Carrie kirkpatrick, Ruth Smith, Bes-
Cleary. Vivian Cleary. Cecil Cleary. Vic
tor Cleary, Gail Goodrich. Ella wadiey,
Frank Versal. Edith Day. Lotus Cox.
Thelma HObb. Bessie Hobb, Wilbur
Hobb. Meta Hobb and little Opal Hobb.
SURPRISE AT LEWIS ACADEMY.
The first. second and third grades at
Lewis academy were very much surpris-
ed Friday afternoon by Mrs. = T Brit
tel, who gave q delightful party there
for her son Earle Miss Taylor, thar
teacher. and Mrs Brittei had arranged
the long low table in the room next TO
Miss Taylors. This table was decorated
with flowers. After the recitation the
children were brought in and bounte-
ously served with ice cream and cake.
Mrs. Brittel was assisted by Miss Hell
en- Taylor and Mr.. J. 7. McElhaney.
Those present were: Earle Brittel. Ada
laide Barnes. Florence Cushman, Katha-
rine Lewis. Ruth Hooking. Eugene Mas
-erm4n, Anita Ashenfelter. Walter Hun
house, Hoyt Smith. Leslie John Fern
Esheman. Maud Murray, Francis Nc
Knight, Maynard Pickett, Enor Reeder.
Constance Smyth, Merlin Charles. Car
rol Hooking. Martin ed Feacle. Orpha
Bates. Hazel Young. After the children
were through Mrs. Brittel entertained the
faculty.
WHIST PARTY.
Mrs. Robert Collins entertained a doz-
en- of husbands at whist Tuesday even
ing at her home, go South Emporia
avenue. The prizes were won by Mrs.
Ella Bourgette and Mrs. Tramels Dean
Those PRESENT were Misses Ella Bour-
gette. Lola Maxwell, Ida Mahaney. Stel-
la Downing. Ophelia Love. Roberta Da-
Wis. Anna Davis. Minnie Drake. Mrs. A.
II. Bolte. Mrs. Francis Dean, and Mrs.
J. D. Lund.
HAY RIDE
The first hayraek ride Of the season
was given Tuesday evening by several
families living near Lawrence and Cen
trail They enjoyed themselves riding
a bout the city until the storm came up,
when they speedily FASTENED for home.
a partial list of these in the ride follows:
Mesdames Dr.. Bowers. J. P Allen.
Judge Little. Reid. J. NJ. Houck, Bush,
o. D. Barnes. Misses Harding. Allen,
Stanford. ". J. Weiser.
FROM LARNED, KANSAS.
The delegates from Larned to the Rath-
bone Sisters convention here were enter
taIned at luncheon by Mrs w. C Ed
wards and Mrs. NJ. Z. Sells at the home
OF Mrs. Edwards. 1906 Lawrence avenue.
Both ladies were members of the order
at Larned and took this manner OF well
coming their friends TO Wichita. South
orn sfilax. palms and cut flowers were
used in decorating the house A con-
nundrum luncheon was served at tables
decorated with smilax and roses. Mrs.
Matte A Fox, the grand chief OF the
order. Is a member Of the Larned temple
and was an honored guest at the lunch
con- The guests were:
Mesdames Matte A Fox, Eggielston,
Jennie Evans. Jennie Davis. Il. T Tsy-
Tor, J. Stockman. z. Winchester. How
ard Young. E Z. Frizell. j. 3. ingalls,,
George Ripple. Ridgsway. Charles Smith.
Hanna Smith, J. @. Edwards. Carver,
Sharpe z. J. Davis. Wilson. II. Hollo-
way. Misses Matte DAWN. Delsie Bar
too. Minnie Brewington. Rebecca Gun
Lillian Evans. Evelyn Ross
CARPET DRAWING
The ladies OF the WoTnans Union Re
lief Union gave a social Saturday even
ing and al the drawing which took place
realized receipts far beyond their expec- +
-ations. A carpet was drawn for ard
brought $3.50 This was drawn by Mrs. 4
" L. Sarode. fine sofa pillow donated f
" Mrs. Judge Tucker was drawn By
Mrs Melissa B0yce. Mrs. .. & Kindred
vas awarded the silver th.mbIe which
vas 70 be given TO the lady selling the
greatest number OF tickets 70 the carpet
irswing.
MAYDAY PARTY.
Miss Downing VIII give her Mayday
,srty next Monday evening. The fancy
Ianoinx for children viii commence at
30 This Is Miss Dowhsngs last event
4 the season. and an evening Of more
han usual enjoyment IS promised al
Who attend. The hall VIII be elaborate
; decorated and everything for the
onfort Of the guests viii be on hand
HOLDS UP 4 CONGRESSMAN.
At the end OF the compsign. writes
,hamp Clark. Missourrs brilliant con-
.af~c-, rr-o~v~-tr rr~z-o-ss ten
ion. loss Of sleep and constant speaking
had about utterly collapsed Il seemed
hat all the organs IN my body were out
Z order. but three bottles Of Electric Bit
ers made me all right It's the best aii-
round medicine ever sold over a drug
lists counter. over worked. rundown
aeu and weak, sickly women gain spien-
Id health and vitality from Electric Bit-