The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-21
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Cummings, Brooks, knight, Nelly, Dick
| irson, Hibarger, Garwood, Mccullough
| Iaugherty. Jones.
ENTERTAINED AT WHIST.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hays entertained a
whist Wednesday evening, at their home
204 South Water street, in honor of thei
daughter, Mrs. B. II. Printz. of Sharon
Pa, and Miss Birdie Asher. Of Pittsburg
Pa. Prizes were wen by Miss Sayd'
Johnson and Mr.. NJ. w. Levy. Luncheon
was served in four courses. Pink carna
tons were the favors.
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
| Gross, Mr.. and Mrs. Krailsheimer Mr.
! and Mrs. C. G. Cohn. Mr.. and Mrs
! Ycungheim, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuels, Mr.
and Mrs A. Hess, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. "
/ Levy, Mr. and Mrs. B. Levi. Mr.. and Mrs
Snyder. Mr.. and Mrs. hamburger Mr. and
Mrs. Hirsch, Mrs. Joseph, Mrs. D. Hays
Mrs kaufman, Mrs. Solomon, Mrs
Printz; Misses Birdie Asher, of Pitts
( burg; Minnie Greenfield OF Fort Scott;
Leona Marx, Sadie Kaufman, Esther
Kaufman. Lulu Kaufman, Lena Joseph,
Ida Joseph. Sadye Joseph. Ora Samuels,
Julia Hanover; Messrs. Scott Greenfield,
Milton Greenfield. II. Wallenstein, Joe
kaufman, Aaron Youngheim. Henry Ro-
s. nblat. of st. Joseph, Mo.
AFTERNOON WHIST CLUB.
The Afternoon Whist club was enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon by one OF
its members. Mrs. A. II. Lauck, 424 North
Lawrence avenue. The prize winners
were Mrs E. A Beach and Miss Winnie
Parnes. They were given Haviland olive
dishes. The club will hold no more meet
ings until January :, when it will meet
with Mrs. Marc Gossett.
Those present were: Mrs. George
Schad, Mrs Elmer Reiff. Mrs Emmett
Morris. Mrs. A J. Musselman. Mrs. F. A.
Beach. Mrs. c. o. Funk, Mrs. VIII Pierce,
Mrs. Marshal Jackman. Mrs. Harry Haw-
ley. Mrs Marc Cossitt Mrs. Frank Hite.
Mrs. Alley, Mrs. Omrah Alley, Miss Ida
Pidwel Miss Winnie Barnes.
KENNELL-COTTMAN.
Mr.. Leroy Z. Kennel and Miss Olive NJ
CCttman were married at the home of the
brides parents. No 455 Waco avenue.
december II. 1902. Rev. J. W. Anderson
officiating. Miss Nellie Rafferty, acted as
bridesmaid. Mr.. B. B. Swarthout OF New
York. as best man. The full ring cere-
n ony was used. After congratulations a
splendid four-course dinner was served.
Mr.. Kennel is one of the popular clerks
in the dress goods department of Mors-
nan. lines & Co. The bride is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. J. D. Cottman, one of the old
time business man of Wichita. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kennel will make their home in
Wichita. The friends from a distance in
attendance were: Mrs Mary z. Kennel,
Mr. and Mrs. c. D. Kennel, Eva Fulton.
Thos n the city: Miss Matte Hinman.
Miss Emma Human. Miss Francis Mock.
Misses Nellie, Edith and Minnie Raj
ferty. Mr.. and Mrs. Rafferty,. Mrs.
Schaefer. Masters Earl and zenith
schaefer. and Mrs. J. w. Anderson.
\ large number of handsome and use
fui presents were given by their friends.
The house and table decorate were
pl ofuse and beautiful. consisting of holly.
ported plants and cut flowers.
The bride was handsomely dressed In
an ivory white silk crepe dress; the
bridesmaid in a mousseline de sole Of
delicate cream. The groom and best man
we're dressed in the conventional black.
FOR MISS DROWN.
Mrs. ]. W. Gibson entertained in honor
Of Miss Minnie Drown, at her home, as
East Central avenue. yesterday afternoon.
The guests included the teachers who had
spent some time together in the Emerson
school The afternoon was quickly and
happily passed. The early part Of the
afternoon was spent with fancy work and
after that with an age" contest and a
hidden animal contest. Refreshments
we're served.
Those present were: Miss Minnie
Crown. Miss Jane Burd. Miss Belle
Walker. Miss Henrietta Fellows. Miss !
Florence Hibarger. Miss Lizzie Jordan.
Mss Eva MCGEE. Miss Mary Waggoner.
Miss Belle stever
PROGRESSIVE DINNER.
Miss Anna Brown entertained a few !
friends at her home. 1854 North Lawrence I
lvenue at 2 progressive dinner. The I
house and table were decorated in red and I
christmas greens were used 70 advantage /
Dinner was served at clock. in several ]
curses. After that the time was spent I
n six-handed euchre. Prizes were won
" Miss Lucy Lewis and Mr. Robert
Norris
POUND PARTY.
4 surprise pound party was given Rev.
griffith, at his home si5 South Lawrence.
est evening. by his friends and the mem
.ers OF his church About seventy were
resent. and they presented him with all
manner OF good things that could D.
one up in pound packages 4 very en-
5yahle and TO the pastor. profitable
yening was spent by all
MARCH-DUCKER
Married. at the home II Rev " s
all at half past = O'Clock. Friday. De
emher %. Miss Clara Z. March 20 VIII
/. Quicker. SIR. Quicker left the same
fternoon for Denver. Colo. and Mrs
ticker VIII be at home 70 her friends Al
3. South Lawrence until February lst
GIBSON CLUB
Mrs +. c. Weppuer entertained The
.bson Grub at her home Wednesday ar
srnoon at 3 o'clock. The prizes we're won
, Mrs. Barry and 8irs. Weppner. An
legant lUncheon was served. after which
he members departed. voting the hostess
royal entertainer
CLUB LADIES ENTERTAINED.
One OF the r7ozt Delighted afternoons
as spent last TUESDAY. when Mrs. O. 4
eyle entertained the members of the
an soscie club. al her hone on Waco
venue FaacT vors ard games helped
while ava the hours and ~ cock
Il hostess served a light luncheon which
as dalary and pretty. The cream Vas IN
elbow and red. the ciEb colcrs The
rests were; Mrs J. = Dunnins ETs
". Meredith. MrS 2 z Der Ers
AIRY Baker- Mrs. Ernest c-s-uer Hrs.
.hert Van zandt. Mrs :. : Noble. Mrs
T stingley. Mrs. J r. clafer. Nrs- G +
Graham
The ladies' VII give party for ihslr
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