The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-07
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Binford, were given. \ vote IF Thank
vas then given to theii sind hostess.
when. with class yelis and songs. the
Jolly crowd sad good sght ana teaK
their Geparture. The members IF the
class are Misses Laura Tctersan. Della
AIotter, Ada Newkirl, Marcy k,rk. A5-
yce Mattock. Ettyle Biacklddga. Edna
Shaw. Messrs. Dan Biaford, Roy Coppish,
Fred Newkirk. Ernest ia :4s,n sam Ssn.
ter Wallace Kemp. Ed Jones. Virgil Ia
Wis, Lawrence Rich. Howard Mitchell,
Elmer Scriven.
SIX HUNDRED EUCHRE.
Siv hundred euchre was the game with
which AIr. and Mrs. Thornton Sargent
entertained Friday evening.
The house was prettily decorated with
cuI flowers and the time passed very
enjoyably
Those present We're: Messrs. and Mes
danes Ashbaugh, Amsden Baldwin,
Bowers, Burns. Brubacher Campbell.
c L. Davidson. J. Q. Davidson Diamond,
Dulaney, Dale. Hamilton. Knapp. John
sion Sr., Victor Murdoch. Motley, Old
ham, Sim, Siuss Sllsbee. J. II. Stewart.
@. r. Walker. Black. CUshman, D. y.
Walker Ragny Brown. Wilson. Ashton,
Anawalt, Parkinson. Alley. F. O. Davidson,
Dold, Paul Eaton, Englehart. Evans. Full
lEgton, Hoffman Hereford. HUI. lines,
Kelso. Knorr. Little. Moffatt, Shattuck.
BIiIlison, Pond. c. c. Stanley, Fred stan
ley. Vincent, Wheeler, Strong. Mrs. Car
ter, Misses Brown. Lehman. Lynch,
Kendall. Lille, Aylesbury, Messrs. IIagny,
Lehman, Priddy Clark.
AT LUNCHEON.
Miss Sidney CIapp entertained fifteen OF
her friends at luncheon at her home on
Eighteenth and Water streets. The din
ing room was darkcued and red shaded
candles shed bright glow over the
merry faces around the table Broad
bands Of red ribbon completed the effect.
The place cards bore Gibson heads.
Luncheon was served in five courses.
Miss Clapps guests We're: Misses Mary
Fullington, Maude Hess. May Conley,
Iortense Imboden. Anna Ray, Florence
Carvin, Carrot Edwards, Blanche Race,
jeanette Vail. Nae Bell Smyth. Mary
Cooper. Archa Rilgore, Nell beverley.
MR. AND MRS. DEAN GORDON.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Gordon entertained
al six hundred euchre Thursday evening
q. their home on North Market street
Mrs. F. O. Davidson Mrs F. W. Bentley
| and Mr.. 2. W. Oliver received the prizes
a china plate. a bonbOneire, and a STEM
all hand-painted by the hostess herself.
The parlors were prettily decorated with
cut flowers and a delicious lunch was
/ served. Among the guests were: Mrs.
! W. ". Bentley, Mr.. and Mrs F. w.
1 Oliver MIR. and Mrs. C. II. Smyth, Mr..
and Mrs J. d. Houston, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Charles AyIesbury. Mr. and Mrs. Howard
/ Wheeler, Mr.. and -ars. F. o. Davidson.
| AIr. and Mrs. Walter Pond, Mr. and Mrs
Ben Garland Mr. and Mrs Homer Cald-
well. Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton Sargent, Mr.
and Mrs. c. G. Cohn. Miss Aylesbury,
/ Miss Lynch, Lieutenant Edwards, Mr. r
| c. Hagny.
JUNIOR RECEPTION.
The junior class of the High school
gave their annual class party Friday
night at the Sedgwick Music hall. The
members of the senior class and the fac
ulty were the guests Of honor.
| The evening was spent with guessing
contests, cards and dancing. Refresh
ments were served.
! The hall was lastly decorated with
bunting in the High school colors, blue
and white. At one end of the han We're
! the figures q" 'O3" IN the senior colors, blue
and yellow. and at the other end '''0i'' in
| Junior colors. old rose and green. Cozy
corners were arranged in one end of the
room.
ENTERTAINED CLASS NO. %.
Glass No. %. of the NJ. E. Sunday school,
was entertained by Mr. Carl OldHeld, at
! his home on Mathewson avenue. Mr..
| Oldfeld is president of the class, and
Miss Jessie Adams is teacher: Mr.. Geo.
! Putnam won the prize in the guessing
contest and received a paper cutter.
Those present were: Miss Jessie Adams,
! Messrs. O. A. Boyle, John Bailey. Will
/ I.aston. Frank Hayworth, Fred Pearce.
/ Newell Owens Harry Randall, Roy Hem
n,ngs, Raymond Littell, Drake, Cren-
rayer. Athol Ford, clifford Saunders Geo.
! Putnam, Fred Jones. Leroy Leonard.
/ Edwin Wilcox Eugene Lynch, Rex Payne.
/ Callander, Fred Gard, Albert Cove Hack
ney. Harry Black. Farmer, Claude Moore.
/ Robert Jackman. Paul Burke. James
Thomas. Chas. Jones, Harold Morrison,
! Bert Rogers. Stanley Cutter Ralph
Whine Walter Harrison Hicks Martin.
/ n. Cantrel Bickel, Clement Guyot, No
/ bus Obata. Bartholomew. Arthur Fegtley.
! Homer Hardin. Hiram Strong. Claude
Williams. Greenleaf Charles Olddeld
! Carl Oldfeld.
GIBSON WHIST CLUB.
A delightful afternoon was spent last
/ " ednesday. by the members OF the Glib
son Whist club. FL the home of SIR. u.
! a Akey. North Emporia avenue. The
/ rrizes were beautiful pieces Of art Me-
/ DANES Egh6rt and Akey we're successful
in winning the same. This same club
Will entertain their husbands s turdav
evening at Mrs. 5. J. Larkins. ld5S North
ST. Francis.
APPROACHING WEDDING
Miss Nellie Haythorne ana her mother.
Mrs. ". J. Haythorne gave quiet din
ner to sixteen of their friends Thursday
evening The table was prettly decorated
with pink ard white carnations and ferns
The place cards were pink wedding bells
tied With white r.bbons 81 the dinner
was announced Tho engagement and APP
rroaching marriage OF Miss Nellie 10 Mr
j. r. Hollinesworth-
Dinner was served in four coarses. Miss
Addie Baker and Miss Belle Haythorn
assisting in serving. After dinner the
evening was passed with Informal games
/ and fortune telling.
The guests were, Mrs. Harry McClung
ars H. j. Roy 3Irs. J. IT. somers
Misses Minerva Townsend zelah Spencer
( ola KInkaid Eva Dewey Hattie SIC
! CLING. Jennie McClung Louie Wagner
Mary wagner. Mary Carver. Ro5erta
+ Vincent.
MRS. CoNPBEIL ENTERTAlNs
last evening sIr ard Mrs 4 T. Camp