The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-18
MANY LITTLE
ONES PRESENT
At Birthday Party Given in
Honor of Miss PinkieS
Harrison.
HOURSPASSEDPLEAS
Other Events in the Social
World of Wichita.
HOURSPASSEDPLEASA

One of the most enjoyable parties Of
the week was given Thursday evening
from 4:SO to 100 by Mr.. and Mrs. Harri-
son at their beautiful home. GO Waco.
in honor of their daughter Pinkie's six
teenth birthday.
| The young folks were on hand promptly
at the hour for every one loves Pinkie.
and each one tried 10 make the hours
pass as pleasantly for her as possible.
Miss Pinkie was remembered by her
| friends by many beautiful presents,
which. in her invalid state OF health. viii
| ever be a source Of great pleasure to her.
Misses Katie Herrig, Ada Helm. Bessie
Rose and Miss Sultz took care of the lit
tie folks. while Mrs. Tilden. Mrs Bruce
Dickson Mrs. Dubber and Mrs Rose as
sisted Mrs Harrison in serving ice cream
cake and lemonade. The young folks
went home wishing Pinkie many happy
returns. Those present We're: Ada. Maud
and George Peters; Ada. Gertrude and
Ralph Helm; Oscar. Helen and Marion
Atkinson: Bessie, Delos and Ileene Rose;
Ruth and Matt Carroll; George, Mae.
Fred and Agnes Moran, Tilden Dickson.
Willie McCracken. Clarence. GOldie and
Jennie Lee Gregg. Carroll Saunders. Gen
evieve Saunders. Tom Rebstein, Blanche
and Lola Williamson, George, Charlie,
John and Eva Kinahan, Jean. Joe and
John Kennedy; Francis Anderson. lone.
Jim and Tom Walsh; Ethel May Walden.
Essie Heitt, Bessie, Georgia and Gilbert
Dubber; Mrs Dubber. Mrs. Tilden. Mrs.
Walden. Mrs. Dickson, Miss Sultz, Mrs.
Rose, Mr.. Brown and Mr.. Charles Har-
rison.
A FUTURE WEDDING.
Among the weddings that win take place
iE the month Of June is that of Miss Jetta
Grover Campbell and Mr.. c. c. Stanley.
The wedding Will take place on the even
ing Of June ;. at the beautiful home of
the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. c
Campbell. 1913 North Emporia avenue.
The position Of maid of honor will be
held by the sister of the bride Miss Mel
Vile Campbell The maids Of honor will
be Miss Helen Stanley, the groOm's sis
ter; Mrs. Leila Purdue, Miss Katherine
Junkerman and Miss Anna Campbell,
cousin of the bride.
The couple will take a short trip, and
upon their return will make their home
with the parents of the bride for the
summer. at least.
Miss Campbell is one of Wichita's lead
ers Of society, and also one of her favorite
High schools, afterward spending two
years at Vassar.
Mr.. Stanley is the son of President Ed
mond Stanley, Of Friends University.
lie now holds the position of police Judge.
and is making a place for himself in the
business and social circles of the city.
TO WED IN THE EAST.
Another June wedding is that of Miss
IDez Jackson 10 Mr.. Gordon w Hall.
This wedding viii take place in the far
east, in Cary, Ohio, at the old home OF
the brides mother. Miss Jackson, who
Is the youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. c. Jackson. is one Of Wichitas own
girls, having been born and educated
here. having graduated from the High
school in 1895 and the City Normal in 1896.
Mr.. Hall is employed in the postohice
IN Toledo, Ohio. and is one of the most
promising young men of that city.
FOR TWO AFTERNOONS
Mrs w. NJ. Paush, Mrs. J. V. Daugh-
erty and Mrs. J. a. Brubacher entertained
over two hundred of their friends at the
home of Mrs Paugh, 12i6 North Topeka
avenue.
Tuesday afternoon was whied away
with whist with silver spoons as prizes.
These were won by Mrs. Foster Brook
and Mrs. p. r. Dnday.
Wednesday was devoted 20 needlewOrk
and a contest In which each lady worked
a button-hole and sewed seam with her
left hand The prizes awarded were sill
Yer spoons, and were presented to Mrs.
Harry Eberly and Miss Ida Mills.
During the afternoon Miss Irene Leeper
and Miss Hazel Foote played piano solos. /
Mrs. Z. Higginson sang. and Miss Mary
Mccullough gave a recitation. Refresh
ments were served. consisting of
Dreamed Chicken in Patty Cases
Potato Chips. Midget Pickles.
Tomatoes with Cucumber Filling.
Ice Cream. Cake. Stra wberries-
Sailed Almonds. Coffee
The ladies' were assisted on Tuesday
afternoon by Mrs. J. /. Johnson. Miss
Mary Mccullough, Mrs. Jacobs. Mrs
Swearengen, Mrs. Kos Harris. and Mrs.
John Kelley. on Wednesday Mrs. ia
cohs Mrs. Swearengen. Mrs. Harris, Mrs.
Kelley Mrs. COler Sim and Mrs Albert
Bell assisted.
a PLEASANT EVENING PASSED.
Miss Fern Randall entertained a few /
Intimate friends at her come. so Hewitt (
avenue. last Thursday evening. The even I
Ing was very pleasantly passed 30 crOlti- +
mole until a trip around the world was /
-oposcd by the hostess Each guest was 4
gwen clip of paper to note The places I
ie visited. He was then started on 1
search FOR a card. hidden IN peculiar ana /
unexpected places. When the card was /
founl was uh 2 the trouble commenced +
This was - solve th- .ario " tho city F.
fiom the clCs n8ncl eu the card. (
Whom -i-ras- an tac guests had solved .
the puzz.cs d dainty luncheon OF ice 4
cream and cake Was served
Those present We're Misses Esther I
f;auch. Ellen HU0pfeidt Ellen White. +
Halle Crawford. NIessrs. Edgar HGworth. /
Henry Lample. Roy SCldder
ANSUAI. BANG I-ET.
.ae Hish school. save their annual ban-
luet AZ Feeders restaurant lass night
after the banquet che society repaired g. +
he hone - Mrs. Purdue. where the re-
naindcr ~ the evening was spent il
safnes and other amusenerts.
The menu and toasts were as follows
MENU
Lemon Pie French B1lnIo1.
sour and Sweet Pickles.
Sailed Peanuts. olives.
Baked turkey Cs-ecn Peas
New Boehy Sru6s in Cream
New Cucumbers Tomatoes
Ice Cream Assorted Cake
Strawberries and Cream.
Cream, Bread. Creamery Butter.
ToASTS
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